Category Archives: semantic web

web: sometimes it’s not a typo

Posted on 2024-02-15 by skierpage

Anomie & Bonhomie is an underrated Scritti Politti album, the rapping and scratching and turntable noises put some fans off. “Umm” is a phenomenal everything-but-the-kitchen-sink track, and “Tinseltown to the Boogiedown” just oozes style. Don’t call me Shirley, Lee Both … Continue reading →

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web: book reviews again

Posted on 2020-05-11 by skierpage

I have a substantial pile of books I’ve read that will injure me in an earthquake. I ought to write perspicacious pithy reviews of them. I could write them on Amazon, but why should Amazon own and profit from my … Continue reading →

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music/web: Sundays spent disambiguating

Posted on 2019-05-26 by skierpage

The Google Now screen on my phone does a good job presenting news relevant to me. It struck gold when it displayed “new album out now” by The Sundays, zOMG!! After 22 years, out of nowhere they deliver a new … Continue reading →

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software: Google/Android doesn’t know how to link

Posted on 2011-02-01 by skierpage

Why doesn’t Google/Android understand that “John Smith” or “Monk’s coffee shop” in an event, event location, or task refers to a contact in their own Contacts application? Continue reading →

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web: computer NELL learns by reading

Posted on 2010-10-06 by skierpage

NELL follows in the footsteps of Cyc, but Wikipedia already codifies all the easy facts. Continue reading →

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