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Martin Malmsten and linked library data
http://inkdroid.org/ journal/ 2008/ 09/ 02/ martin-malmsten-and-linked-library-d…

I’m currently listening to Richard Wallis’ interview w/ Martin Malmsten of the Royal Library of Sweden. It’s a really fascinating view inside a library, and the mind of a developer that are publishing bibliographic resources as linked data.

5 days ago by edsu in inkdroid · Authority: 17
MISC.-Banzai DVD
http://pariahs-guild.com/ 2008/ 09/ 02/ misc-banzai-dvd/

The cult-classic show,Banzai, is now on G4, “TV for gamers”. However, for those hardcore fans of the show, you can always get the DVD. But. This DVD is no ordinary DVD, it's a DVD/game!

5 days ago by Noobkiller in Pariah's Guild:This is where you press start! · Authority: 40
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Videos about RDF
Just acting as a go-between: Dave’s blog on XBRL
http://ivanherman.wordpress.com/ 2008/ 09/ 01/ just-acting-as-a-go-between-dave%…

Dave Raggett’s blog may not be regularly read by SW people, so I thought it would be worth raising some attention. If you are interested by XBRL and Semantic Web, his blog on the subject may be of interest… Possibly related posts: (automatically generated)My Home - My Future « Dave Lambert’s BlogDave’s Whiteboard » Blog Archive » SME?

5 days ago in Ivan’s private site · Authority: 17
Seen and heard: Recent news
http://www.semanticlibrary.net/ 2008/ 09/ 01/ seen-and-heard-recent-news/

A few bookmarks while I was conferencing and traveling: Semantic Library: RDF in Practice This recent podcast by Robert Wolfe at MIT (via Catalogablog) is what I’ll be listening to on my commute tomorrow. Topics include SIMILE, RDF and SKOS.

6 days ago in Semantic Library - Data, meaning, content · Authority: 30
Mozilla Ubiquity
http://danbri.org/ words/ 2008/ 08/ 28/ 369

The are some interesting things going on at Mozilla Labs. Yesterday, Ubiquity was all over the mailing lists. You can think of it as “what the Humanized folks did next”, or as a commandline for the Web, or as a Webbier sibling to QuickSilver, the MacOSX utility. I prefer to think of it as the Mozilla add-on that distracted me all day.

9 days ago in danbri’s foaf stories · Authority: 64
How to Fix “Unexpected Installation Error -203″ Problem While Installing Extensions and Themes in Mozilla Firefox?
http://www.askvg.com/ how-to-fix-unexpected-installation-error-203-problem-while…

This problem is very common to Mozilla Firefox users. Many times when you try to install a new extension or theme in Firefox, you get following error message: Unexpected Installation Error -203 Even... You can read the full article at AskVG.com

9 days ago in Windows Tutorials, Tweaks, Tips-n-Tricks, Software, Themes, Skins, Wallpapers & More · Authority: 89
CrunchBase Interview
http://bnode.org/ blog/ 2008/ 08/ 27/ crunchbase-interview

Semantic CrunchBase seems to be worth the time I'm putting into it. Thanks to TechCrunch's and CrunchBase' great move to open their data and encourage reuse (and writing about the apps that use their API), I've had the chance to do a couple of SemWeb demos and reach out to the audience that could benefit as much (or maybe even more) from RDF & Co.

11 days ago by bnowack in benjamin nowack's blog · Authority: 23
Whither RDF?
http://stuartsierra.com/ 2008/ 08/ 27/ whither-rdf

RDF is seductive. I can’t get away from it. Something about the ability to represent anything and everything in one consistent model just tugs at my engineer’s heartstrings. The problem with RDF, as I’ve discovered through painful experience, is that the ability to represent everything sacrifices

11 days ago in From programming to everything else - Digital Digressions by Stuart Sierra · Authority: 20
All I know about RDF/OWL I learned in preschool
http://stage.vambenepe.com/ archives/ 246

I don’t want to seem pretentious, but back in preschool I was a star student. At least when it came to potatoes. I am not sure what it’s called in US preschools, but what we meant by a potato, in my French classroom, was an oval shape in which you put objects.

12 days ago by Vambenepe in William Vambenepe’s blog · Authority: 40
Known applications of MapReduce
http://www.dbms2.com/ 2008/ 08/ 26/ known-applications-of-mapreduce/

Most of the actual MapReduce applications I’ve heard of fall into a few areas: Text tokenization, indexing, and search Creation of other kinds of data structures (e.g., graphs) Data mining and machine learning That covers all MapReduce apps I recall hearing about via commercial companies and users, and also includes most of what’s in the two big sources I found online.

12 days ago in DBMS2--Database management and analytic technologies in a changing world · Authority: 55