Assistant Professor, Computer Science @ CO School of Mines
Brick Ontology for smart buildings
Knowledge graphs, databases, semantic interoperability

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Assistant Professor, Computer Science @ CO School of Mines
Brick Ontology for smart buildings
Knowledge graphs, databases, semantic interoperability
In fairness, I also break things (all the time) in my own open source projects. The main frustration is my attempt to use shape graphs/ontologies as versioned artifacts. It would be nice to "pin" an ontology version (qudt-all==^3.5.1) for reproducible inference and validation
In yet another usability victory for RDF, the SHACL development team has silently replaced the existing (approved) SHACL specification with the in-development version: www.w3.org/ns/shacl/
Now I have to get the original SHACL definition from Internet Archive
Really appreciate you clarifying!
(having re-read it, I think it is an AI summary of a podcast. I feel this is implied by the note at the top, but I have no other evidence)
Maybe it's all the Admiral Cloudberg / NTSB I've read, but I find that most discussions of the HuggingFace incident dramatically underplay the human and system failures that enabled the incident.
This is the most clear-headed view I've read so far
mail.cyberneticforests.com/models-dont-...
Just found this **interactive** TikZ editor (https://tikz.dev/editor/). For years, I've reluctantly used proprietary tools like OmniGraffle to create diagrams for my papers. Being able to do WYSIWYG edits of TikZ diagrams has been super helpful -- plus, now I don't need to get better at TikZ...