At which point: ladies and gentlemen, sharpen your weapons; today is a
good day for someone to get excommunicated.
If you thought httpRange-14 was bad, _this_ one could run and run and
run.
Happy Friday,
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],
bits[3]))
no_triples = no_triples + 1
pred = bits[2]
if pred in scores:
score += scores[pred]
else:
print(---didn't match {}.format(line))
print('{} triples found; metadata-goodness-score={}'.format(no_triples, score))
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is ... that it's embedded, so it
can't get lost, and no ConNeg agony is involved in its extraction!
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extract-xmp.c
Description: Binary data
), but if I ever get
a tablet computer, I doubt I'll be able to resist producing versions in a
layout which is targeted at that size of screen.
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magic.
It's not very fancy, and still has rough edges, but it only took me 100
minutes, from a standing start.
Generating and querying this PDF seems pretty simple to me.
$ cat test-xmp.tex
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{xmp-management}
\title{This is a test file}
\author{Norman Gray
.
All the best,
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this rambling is useful.
Best wishes,
Norman
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,
Norman
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much of spec-writing or grant proposals -- WebID is
this week's light relief for me.
All the best,
Norman
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Greetings.
Replying to myself, here...
On 2013 Aug 7, at 13:47, Norman Gray wrote:
(I don't think this would _quite_ work with purl.org right now, because of
conneg intricacies, but it's near-as-dammit, and one can imagine a very
similar service which did).
This doesn't _quite_ work (I
Greetings.
Thanks, Kingsley, for the trace of the various steps.
On 2013 Aug 7, at 19:14, Norman Gray nor...@astro.gla.ac.uk wrote:
Hey -- this stuff is easy! (and nearly works)
Walking home, it occurred to me that this is easy in a very _specific_ sense:
(given that someone had added some
://plus.google.com/112399767740508618350/posts/62pFBxAm7Ev.
This took two goes, because I decided that I should create a certificate with
CN Norman Gray (WebID), adding the (WebID) to avoid confusing myself.
3. Add a relation to your Profile Document that associates your WebID with
the Public
, on
limited resources -- so that it is now 'bad, but rising 'poor' if you know what
you're doing').
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.
I think there's a certain amount of talking past one another in this thread,
because arguments in one strand seem muddled or even mischievous when viewed
from the other.
Does this help this thread at all?
All the best,
Norman
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pitch.
All the best,
Norman
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Phillip, hello.
On 2013 May 9, at 13:09, Phillip Lord wrote:
Norman Gray nor...@astro.gla.ac.uk writes:
I am not completely familiar with DOI. Am I right, that it more or less
provides the same service as http://purl.org .
DOI links on the resource-level. You would still need frag ids
you I'd be there if I was
anywhere near Montpellier.
Have fun!
Norman
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Norman
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^* OKay: we can allow ourselves JSON and iCal and vCard, too, but not The
Tetragrammaton.
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to explain
and consume; the remaining problem is that providing it on the server side
still requires negotiating these bear-traps.
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contacted them it was via
http://www.oclc.org/research/feedback/form.asp?project=PURL
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Norman
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interested to hear
more about your work. I'm working on developing SKOS-based vocabularies within
astronomy, and (if the funders smile!) should be able to extend this work in
directions which I hope would include solar-terrestrial stuff.
Best wishes,
Norman
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to match that of browsers.
Hrmph!
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exception turning stream into model ,t)
23 t.fail
24 }
25 }
(
https://dvcs.w3.org/hg/read-write-web/file/c6520ef80d5c/src/main/scala/util/package.scala
)
Social Web Architect
http://bblfish.net/
Social Web Architect
http://bblfish.net/
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details.
That seems an inexpensive change which un-breaks a lot of things.
All the best (in some puzzlement),
Norman
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).
I think I'll stay out of this discussion from now :-)
I think we should draw a veil, here...
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that they
are NIRs.
This overall seems to be the intent behind the :isdescribedby proposal. Is
that correct?
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eg:licensed cc-by.
That places X in R\IR, and indicates a description document about which
anything one wishes can be asserted.
All the best,
Norman
[1] http://www.w3.org/2001/tag/doc/uddp-20120229/
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Nathan, hello.
On 2011 Oct 20, at 12:54, Nathan wrote:
Norman Gray wrote:
Ugh: 'IR' and 'NIR' are ugly obscurantist terms (though reasonable in their
original context). Wouldn't 'Bytes' and 'Thing', respectively, be better
(says he, plaintively)?
Both are misleading, since NIR
in their own mind about the IR/NIR
distinction, and (b) that there should be ways of resolving the ambiguity in a
non-heuristic way. Ian's November 2010 suggestion seems to do that.
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or wrong
conclusions on the way.
Best wishes,
Norman
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, though, if there were a 20x or 30x status
code which did mean this names an NIR, and the content is just commentary on,
or depictions of, that thing (that's not a suggestion, by the way!)
All the best,
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persuade themselves that they have actually
looked through that veil of perception. (Ed: get off the damn soapbox!).
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on this a little?
Is this some HTML5 cleverness that lets one declare in the HTML what the
address bar should display? Or is it some Javascript kludge^Wgadget that does
it, in which case what is the sense in which this is 'permitted' in HTML5 and
wasn't before?
All the best,
Norman
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On 27 Sep 2011, at 08:44, Norman Gray wrote:
Because the browser (according to the standard) removes the trailing #.
But if you send a GET request manually (telnet etc) and including the # you
will get a 404.
Well, what did you expect? As you say, the client is supposed to remove
, that I
haven't found, then I'd like to use it, and I imagine the LOD list would know
of it.
Thanks for any pointers.
All the best,
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it. _That's_ what I'm looking for in
Java. I like librdf for all the things it doesn't do, and the comforting air
of unshakable stability that it therefore radiates.
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, the ancient historian, and the tourist board. But 'solves my
problem well' is a pretty good substitute.
Best wishes,
Norman
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David, hello.
On 2010 Nov 8, at 09:40, David Booth wrote:
On Sat, 2010-11-06 at 22:45 +, Norman Gray wrote:
[ . . . ]
I take it that Ian is suggesting resolving the ambiguity he has
created, and thus the need for any heuristics, by extending the notion
of IR in such a way that a URI
X). If it's a
problem, then perhaps the /toucan URI could point towards a /toucan.rdf URI
which contains the same RDF as /toucan, but which is still an IR. Then
/toucan.rdf is the toucan's webpage.
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. In the absence of RDF, this is equivalent to the httpRange-14
finding, so might require only adjustment, rather than replacement, of
httpRange-14.
All the best,
Norman
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user-hostile. No?
Hence slash-URIs in this case.
Best wishes,
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be maintained without any status code gymnastics.
Best wishes,
Norman
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slash-hash-URI scheme, but I'm fairly
confident it's distinct from what Leo and Richard are describing as their
hash-URI scheme. If their hash-URI scheme is intended to cover your
scheme, too, then the cooluris document may need a little clarification.
Best wishes,
Norman
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about
creating user-accessible tools.
Best wishes,
Norman
[1] O! Hats off!
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in the US.
The questions about the universal legality of repurposing this ID still remain,
of course.
My only point is that this wouldn't need to be reinvented.
Best wishes,
Norman
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. Which isn't a terribly
profound remark.
All the best,
Norman
[1] http://www.dbooth.org/2006/urn2http/
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people used to get terribly upset about XML syntax. But just as XML
isn't really about pointy brackets, identifiers are not really about
punctuation. People needn't obsess.
All the best,
Norman
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