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Implementing and rolling out data models, processes and tooling for product traceability, product information management and publication. Co-founder @Semaku

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John Walker
8 years
Current state of #SemanticWeb
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Emergency @linkeddatanl @Het_Kadaster @erwinfolmer send help! 😅
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10 months
Looking at capturing provenance information about data processed by code running on AWS Lambda. Wondering whether to use prov:SoftwareAgent to represent the function or a specific execution environment. Ideas welcome!
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11 months
I'm using a versioned S3 bucket to store the documents, so can either have each patch with a distinct object key, or use the same key for all patches to same resource and stack up the patches as versions of that object... choices 🤔
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11 months
I've got some RDF Patch documents describing changes to some resource over time. If I want to make those patches available, should each patch document get a distinct URL, and/or are those different states of the same (abstract) patch resource?
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11 months
Are there other approaches to consider?
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11 months
2) Construct/insert statements with the constraint baked in and then do path across those statements: construct { ?s ex:knowsFemale ?o } where { ?s schema:knows ?o . ?o schema:gender schema:Female . }
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11 months
1) Enumerate all possible path lengths with the constraint expressed in the graph pattern: select * where { { ?s schema:knows ?o } union {?s schema:knows [ schema:gender schema:Female ; schema:knows ?o ] } # extend as needed ?o schema:gender schema:Female . }
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11 months
My initial impression is that it is not possible to express as a property path. A couple of possible approaches are:
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11 months
In SPARQL is it possible to enforce constraints on nodes traversed in a arbitrary-length property path? For example, I want to find schema:knows+ with the constraint that all nodes along the path have schema:gender schema:Female
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1 year
Found this example that uses "lame" repeat polling. It might be a basis, but it would be good to have some back off mechanism for long-running imports.
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Contribute to aws-samples/etl-into-amazon-neptune-graph development by creating an account on GitHub.
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1 year
i.e. enter a wait state until the bulk load completes and then continue to a next state depending on if the import succeeded or failed.
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1 year
Does anyone using #Amazon #Neptune have a good way to monitor bulk load jobs, other that repeat polling of the Get-Status API? I'm looking for something that is event driven and can be easily integrated into a Step Functions workflow. @oralassila
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1 year
A butterfly
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2 years
Look what arrived today 🧐
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2 years
Doing random stuff in XSLT used to be a hard, but I see there is now a random-number-generator function 👀
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John Walker
2 years
Hey #javascript #node tweeps, seems the Fetch API automagically inflates a gzip encoded response body, is there a way to grab the original response stream?
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John Walker
2 years
As a cyclist in the Netherlands, I reckon my number one risk these days is being taken out by someone on an e-bike
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2 years
Damn you Wordle 823 5/6 😅 🟨🟨⬜🟨🟩 🟩⬜🟩🟩🟩 🟩⬜🟩🟩🟩 🟩⬜🟩🟩🟩 🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩
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Damn you Wordle 821 5/6 🟨🟩⬜⬜⬜ ⬜🟩🟩🟩🟩 ⬜🟩🟩🟩🟩 ⬜🟩🟩🟩🟩 🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩
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