Dec 23, 2025
An unofficial introduction to the Data Model for Lexicography
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An unofficial introduction to the Data Model for Lexicography
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Web 3 is the newest buzzword, taking over the technology & venture capital world. Check out the blog on Web 3.0 Decoded: The Internet Transf
What programming language is in this <code> block?
I’m a little bit obsessed with the idea of Semantic markup. I want the words that I write to be understood my humans *and* machines. Imagine this piece of code: `print( “Hello, world!” )` Is that code example written in Python? C++? Basic? Go? Perhaps you’re familiar enough with every programming language to tell – but most people aren’t. Wouldn’t it be nice to give an indication of *what*…
I’ve been thinking about blogrolls again, and whether I want to re-implement mine. 🥯 For the l...
I’ve been thinking about blogrolls again, and whether I want to re-implement mine. 🥯 For the l...
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my impression of girlthings in 2014:
<#me> a foaf:Agent .
As can be observed with the Semantic Web, where information is more useful if it is expressly linked to other information, associating new knowledge with existing knowledge in a data infrastructure may present researchers with a transformative tool rather than the paginated metaphor of the Web. The linking of snippets of knowledge, or as semantic assertions via a browsable (knowledge) graph, to form insight, understanding and new knowledge, can have both advantages (trust through association) and disadvantages (incorrect assertions).
Jennifer Edmond , Nicola Horsley , Jörg Lehmann and Mike Priddy: The Trouble With Big Data: How Datafication Displaces Cultural Practices. Bloomsbury. 2022 p. 65
Something that's bugged me for a long time is how crypto and NFT types came in and hijacked the term "Web 3.0" when it was already in use to describe the semantic web, which is a paradigm intended to make the internet more machine-readable and the data on it easier to access
I guess, surprisingly, massive money interests have better PR than a bunch of standardization researchers, though, so here we are