moved to
type: | |
- http://www.w3.org/2004/02/skos/core#ConceptScheme | |
description: | |
en: the Great concept Scheme | |
topConcepts: | |
- uri: http://example.org/n01 | |
- uri: http://example.org/n02 | |
concepts: | |
- uri: http://example.org/n01 |
Service | Access | Kernels |
---|---|---|
https://notebooks.azure.com/ | Free (+paid plans) | Python 2 & 3, F#, R |
https://anaconda.org/ | Free (+paid plans) | Python 2 & 3, Julia, R, Spark, ... |
https://cocalc.com/ | Free (+paid plans) | |
https://colab.research.google.com/ | Free | Python 2 & 3 |
https://jupyter.gwdg.de | GWDG Account | Haskell, Julia, Python 3, R |
https://gryd.us/ | .edu email | Python 2 & 3, Octave, Julia, R |
https://datascientistworkbench.com/ | ..., also OpenRefine! | |
https://paws.wmflabs.org | Wikimedia account | ... |
the read Ted, not to be confused by TED!
This is a quick draft of interview questions to be asked several people who have been inspired by Ted Nelson. By "inspired" I mean encouraged to do something big visionary influenced by Ted's work.
Comments on the questions are welcome but please don't answer the questions before the questionaire has been finished! I don't promise to actually ask the questions; by now this is just an idea motivated by curiosity, the desire to share my own visions inspired by Ted, and an anticipation of his end of life. Finishing the questionaire during April would be great.
#!/usr/bin/env perl | |
# | |
# Import RAL color table to Wikidata via QuickStatements | |
# | |
use v5.14; | |
my %color = ( | |
de => 'Farbe', | |
en => 'color', | |
fr => 'couleur', |
#!/bin/bash | |
# | |
# Run a Wikidata query from command line | |
# | |
# Usage examples: | |
# | |
# wdquery "DESCRIBE wd:Q42" | |
# wdquery - xml < query.sparql | |
# wdquery query.sparql json | |
# |
This document summarizes HTTP APIs apart from SPARQL to access Knowledge Organization Systems. Good candidates to compare are marked bold.
There is a similar list at http://hypermedia.research.southwales.ac.uk/kos/terminology_services/links/ (needs to be checked for inclusion here).
Based on http://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.61262 (limited to Open Source web applications). Atramhasis was not included in this list.
Für Bestandsverläufe von fortlaufenden Ressourcen ("serials") wird das DAIA-Feld item
um ein optionales Unterfeld chronology
mit folgender Struktur ergänzt. Die Unterfelder sind so strukturiert, dass sie u.A. zur Anzeige, Sortierung und Filterung verwendet werden können.
Das Feld chronology
hat vier optionale Unterfelder, von denen mindestens eins gesetzt sein sollte (ansonsten kann chronology
ignoriert werden):
intervals
für Intervalle von Erscheinungszeiträumenpoints
für einzelne Erscheinungszeitpunkteembargo
für eine "moving wall"about
Bestandsverlauf und -Lücken als Freitext