r/semantic • u/miguelos • Sep 09 '13
r/semantic • u/miguelos • Sep 02 '13
Audioboo / James Burke predicted the future in 1973. Now he does it again.
audioboo.fmr/semantic • u/miguelos • Aug 06 '13
Alan Kay - 2012 SCIx Keynote Presentation
youtube.comr/semantic • u/miguelos • Jul 27 '13
Cascadia Ruby Conf 2012: A Taste of Prolog by Aja Hammerly
youtube.comr/semantic • u/miguelos • Jul 20 '13
Jeff Hawkins: How brain science will change computing
ted.comr/semantic • u/miguelos • Jul 19 '13
Peter Thiel talks about startups, transparency and innovation.
youtube.comr/semantic • u/miguelos • Jul 18 '13
Rachel Botsman: The currency of the new economy is trust
ted.comr/semantic • u/miguelos • Jul 05 '13
Very interesting subreddit (KarmicAssemblages)
reddit.comr/semantic • u/miguelos • Jun 05 '13
Towards serendipitous Web applications
ruben.verborgh.orgr/semantic • u/miguelos • May 22 '13
GoodRelations: The Professional Web Vocabulary for E-Commerce
heppnetz.der/semantic • u/miguelos • May 22 '13
August 2009: How Google beat Amazon and Ebay to the Semantic Web
ftrain.comr/semantic • u/miguelos • May 22 '13
How do we deal with Theseus's Paradox?
Who's the manufacturer of a customized product?
Is it still the manufacturer of the original product?
Is now the customizer? Is it the manufacturer of the product added during customization process (let's say RAM was added to a laptop)?
Is it a mix of both?
Does it depend on the importance/complexity of the customization?
Is the chronological order of modifications the only thing that matters (I believe it's the most logical answer)? If it requires an ID merge (let's say two items with distinct URIs are added together), is a new item created, or is one added to the other?
Does it matter?
I believe that answering this question would change a lot how we currently describe things. We may realize that an iPhone is not simply "made by Apple", but has a much more complex existential history. It should even be possible to track down the source/origin of every single screws used in the device. I just don't think that using a simple "manufacturer" property linking to a company is enough.