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Bob DuCharme on Twitter: "I plan to add this quote to a slide someday: "“Linked Data” is a broad marketing euphemism for RDF that emphasises some but not all of its strengths, such as the ease of data merging across loosely coupled systems. But it is not a technical term or a W3C standard as such."" / Twitter
Bob DuCharme on Twitter: "I plan to add this quote to a slide someday: "“Linked Data” is a broad marketing euphemism for RDF that emphasises some but not all of its strengths, such as the ease of data merging across loosely coupled systems. But it is not a technical term or a W3C standard as such."" / Twitter
I plan to add this quote to a slide someday: "“Linked Data” is a broad marketing euphemism for RDF that emphasises some but not all of its strengths, such as the ease of data merging across loosely coupled systems. But it is not a technical term or a W3C standard as such."
·twitter.com·
Bob DuCharme on Twitter: "I plan to add this quote to a slide someday: "“Linked Data” is a broad marketing euphemism for RDF that emphasises some but not all of its strengths, such as the ease of data merging across loosely coupled systems. But it is not a technical term or a W3C standard as such."" / Twitter
Dan Brickley on Twitter: "@aaranged @JayGray0919 @bobdc @libbymiller @linkedktk @Anastas81377670 https://t.co/ooIuC1elTy can be annoying to consume so more tooling like @Anastas81377670 ‘s work on https://t.co/uUJHzs84vL (integrates opensource parsing + shape validation tools with a friendly API) is needed for developers as well as publishers." / Twitter
Dan Brickley on Twitter: "@aaranged @JayGray0919 @bobdc @libbymiller @linkedktk @Anastas81377670 https://t.co/ooIuC1elTy can be annoying to consume so more tooling like @Anastas81377670 ‘s work on https://t.co/uUJHzs84vL (integrates opensource parsing + shape validation tools with a friendly API) is needed for developers as well as publishers." / Twitter
@aaranged @JayGray0919 @bobdc @libbymiller @linkedktk @Anastas81377670 https://t.co/ooIuC1elTy can be annoying to consume so more tooling like @Anastas81377670 ‘s work on https://t.co/uUJHzs84vL (integrates opensource parsing + shape validation tools with a friendly API) is needed for developers as well as publishers.
·twitter.com·
Dan Brickley on Twitter: "@aaranged @JayGray0919 @bobdc @libbymiller @linkedktk @Anastas81377670 https://t.co/ooIuC1elTy can be annoying to consume so more tooling like @Anastas81377670 ‘s work on https://t.co/uUJHzs84vL (integrates opensource parsing + shape validation tools with a friendly API) is needed for developers as well as publishers." / Twitter
Energy Grid Ontology for Digital Twins is Now Available
Energy Grid Ontology for Digital Twins is Now Available
Last year, we announced the general availability of the Azure Digital Twins platform. The associated open modeling language, Digital Twins Definition Language (DTDL), is a blank canvas which can model any entity. It is therefore important to provide common domain-specific ontologies to bootstrap sol...
·techcommunity.microsoft.com·
Energy Grid Ontology for Digital Twins is Now Available
GML In-Depth: three forms of self-supervised learning
GML In-Depth: three forms of self-supervised learning
"Excelling at chess has long been considered a symbol of more general intelligence. That is an incorrect assumption in my view, as pleasant as it might be." Garry Kasparov
·graphml.substack.com·
GML In-Depth: three forms of self-supervised learning
Strings to things in context — Sharing and learning Phil Barker's work
Strings to things in context — Sharing and learning Phil Barker's work
As part of work to convert plain JSON records to proper RDF in JSON-LD I often want to convert a string value to a URI that identifies a thing (real world concrete thing or a concept). Simple string to URI mapping Given a fragment of a schedule in JSON {"day": "Tuesday"} As well as converting … Continue reading Strings to things in context →
·blogs.pjjk.net·
Strings to things in context — Sharing and learning Phil Barker's work
Play detective on Reddit: Discover political disinformation campaigns, secret influencers and more
Play detective on Reddit: Discover political disinformation campaigns, secret influencers and more
Play detective on Reddit: Discover political disinformation campaigns, secret influencers and morehttps://t.co/J6kYL6TM2w#api #social #data #socialMedia #database #reddit #politics #etl #analytics #neo4j #graph #analysis #socialNetwork #network #graphDatabase #etl #graphdb pic.twitter.com/KjXAQMJbHI— Luc Michalski (@lucmichalski) May 8, 2021
·twitter.com·
Play detective on Reddit: Discover political disinformation campaigns, secret influencers and more
Bob DuCharme on Twitter
Bob DuCharme on Twitter
Can anyone tell me about existing projects that pull RDF as JSON-LD (especially https://t.co/Rxky83WuLZ data) from web pages and then do things with it?
·twitter.com·
Bob DuCharme on Twitter
Notion data model
Notion data model
Heard of Notion.so? Most people can't quite put their finger on what makes this popular collaborative workspace different than other tools they've used... 13 comments on LinkedIn
·linkedin.com·
Notion data model
What Makes Graph Convolutional Networks Work?
What Makes Graph Convolutional Networks Work?
By now, if you’ve been following this series, you may have learned a bit about graph theory, why we care about graph structured data in data science, and what the heck a “Graph Convolutional Network”…
·towardsdatascience.com·
What Makes Graph Convolutional Networks Work?
What is GraphQL? An introduction | MuleSoft
What is GraphQL? An introduction | MuleSoft
GraphQL is a query language for APIs. The APIs that provide a GraphQL interface to query data are called GraphQL APIs. They provide an easy-to-use interface to query data from different sources in a single API call.
·mulesoft.com·
What is GraphQL? An introduction | MuleSoft
Dan Brickley on Twitter
Dan Brickley on Twitter
Announcing preview availability of https://t.co/587lbNTOjD - Schema Markup Validator https://t.co/QvvuEGHtqd Guest post from @rrlevering #schemasmv https://t.co/AVi6ZJoC77
·twitter.com·
Dan Brickley on Twitter
Build a knowledge graph in Amazon Neptune using Data Lens | Amazon Web Services
Build a knowledge graph in Amazon Neptune using Data Lens | Amazon Web Services
This is a guest post by Russell Waterson, Knowledge Graph Engineer at Data Lens Ltd. Customers use knowledge graphs to consolidate and integrate information assets and make them more readily available. Building knowledge graphs by getting data from disparate existing data sources can be expensive, time-consuming, and complex. Project planning, project management, engineering, maintenance and […]
·aws.amazon.com·
Build a knowledge graph in Amazon Neptune using Data Lens | Amazon Web Services