Read @RubenVerborgh’s blog post on his #JavaScript (streaming) fully compliant #RDF #Turtle parser: bit.ly/11SLavS #nodeJS
The #NLProc behind #Facebook’s #GraphSearch feature: bit.ly/189JVf5 (via @mhausenblas > @s3works > @timFinin)
The #GDG Hamburg hosts a Google #IO13 Extended event in the GOOG office! Keynote day 1: bit.ly/ZijayC Day 2: bit.ly/ZijcGw
#Wikipedia Live Monitor is spot-on again :-) On a related note, Happy Koninginnedag (NL) [CC: @jos_tweets] http://t.co/0EBITZsywz
@rtroncy @LeonDerczynski @ereteog @armandBrahaj @spbail @yprie @vrandezo In the concrete case it’s http://t.co/UvJQOf9thP but seen before.
@TimCohn Thanks, happy you like it. I’m working on several improvements, watch this space… Full credits to the amazin#Wikipediaia community!
@StephenSidlo Hi. You can check out the source code & run your own instance. Languages are individually selectable: http://t.co/73LGgdFy61
@BorjaBalle Especially if every journal does that, the (hoped for) effect will neutralize…
A1 journals that accept your paper, but force you to cite works from prev. volumes & numbers… Raises an eyebrow. Just me#TomsPhDh#Sciencece
RT @ReaderMeter: “@wikidata all around the world”: Collaborative editable structured data go live on all 285 wikipedias http://t.co/VnpDbuD 
#Lewandowski, definitely man of the #BVBRMD match confirmed by #Wikipedia Live Monitor bit.ly/11CZ0Ck twitpic.com/clo0s0
nicolastorzec The new @YahooLabs website is live: labs.yahoo.com. My KB projects are at y.ahoo.it/n5t2h and I am at y.ahoo.it/zutdG
#Wikipedia Live Monitor is up again.
Known issue: #Wikipedia Live Monitor is currently down. Apologies for the inconveniences, should be back soon.
ldodds #odw13 @danbri says Google have capability to build Custom Search Engines based on Schema.org data: e.g. type based indexes
~RT @nicolastorzec: #Google buys #NLProc startup @wavii. The 25-person team will join Google’#KnowledgeGraphph groupbit.ly/YMM35QyG
~RT @joedevon: 6/6, after #SemTechBiz, for @LASemWeb, @tomayac will talk about his #SemWeb work for Google http://t.co/PzXx8iu4Qb at @Yahoo
YourAnonNews Google researchers have developed an app that tracks breaking news events by monitoring Wikipedia edits. dly.do/17wXLFl
The social Web’s take on the Barça disaster: memes, high-fours, Twitter trends picsâ#FCBFCBF#BayernBarcar#TomsPhDPtwitpic.com/clg4fyrIm
Fixed a tiny bug in #Wikipedia Live Monitor where humane dates would be displayed as “undefined” in non-Chrome browsers. Should work now!?
Thoughts on using #Wikipedia Live Monitor to support disaster response: bit.ly/11JnSFQ. Blog post by @PatrickMeier.
RT @jindrichmynarz: http://t.co/SBVIAd8FVK: a concept of affordance-enriched web by @RubenVerborgh (paper: http://t.co/dtTLYxmgJT).
edsu I created an html5/javascript mobile app that displays Wikipedia articles about your current location inkdroid.org/ici/
RT @ESWC_SumSchool: Read this article about the Wikipedia Live Monitor developed by our ex-student @tomayac http://t.co/QZKzvXMvTC Tool: ht…
RT @nicolastorzec: Google has a forum for announcing its own dataset releases: https://t.co/fpGwSqfbxn - via @jasonbaldridge
#Wikipedia Live Monitor covered on @allvoices: bit.ly/XPzysA. Read the “better than Twitter” w/ a grain of salt…
@GuardianJoanna @guardian Great, will reach out once it’s ready. Cheers.
@GuardianJoanna I’m thinking of creating a Twitter bot that automatically tweets breaking news candidates. Wanna beta-test w/ The @guardian?
@robinson_k Bummer :-( You can give the talk again, @BcnJS is always looking for great talks :-)
~RT @GuardianJoanna: […] Loving [Wikipedia] Live Monitor! Amazing tool. Great for newsrooms. // Thanks. What could we do better?
~RT @dailydot: […] Should you be turning to Wikipedia as a news sourcebit.ly/1188ML8LF#Wikipediaia Live Monitor article b@tsampsonon
@bkeegan I was discussing a near-realtime API for page view logs w/ @dvanliere the other day. I can see synergies :-)
@bkeegan Thanks for this great article. I was wondering if you were interested to team up for the next iteration of Wikipedia Live Monitor?!
RT @WikiResearch: RT @bkeegan What do Wikipedia pageview dynamics tell us about information seeking after the #BostonMarathon #bombing? …
Final review meeting of the #ISEARCH EU project in Rome at the Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia. Demo is working! pic.twitter.com/E9zlo4K22K
RT @TwitterMusic: Twitter #music: a new way to discover music and emerging artists. http://t.co/746Sy1iN5T http://t.co/Z4z4kk2nif
Jerven Bolleman raises (IMHO long due) questions on #SPARQL endpoint deployment in practice (+1 for swing example): bit.ly/1156gFj
@francisybea Planned: EDIT classification & categorization to have more precise (& even less error-prone) signals. Also live page VIEW logs.
RT @BcnJS: Awesome! @tomayac from @hhjs is speaking on May 2nd about breaking news detection with #Wikipedia & #nodeJS #bcnjs http:/ …
fielding WTF is a “REST endpoint”? developers.google.com/glass/overview
@mhausenblas Thanks :-) On an unrelated note, I’ve just sent you an email…
#Wikipedia Live Monitor story on @DigitalTrends: http://t.co/ns9aKBGDOa. Loving the “scrappy looking site” by @francisybea.
.@ITWPhilJohnson from @ITworld made a #Vine video of #Wikipedia Live Monitor: bit.ly/13i6QRS
@BcnJS I happen to be in Barna on May 2 & am happy to give a talk on breaking news detection w/ #Wikipedia & #nodeJS bit.ly/ZyrglB
RT @edsu: I’ve been watching bot activity at @wikidata for the past few weeks and have this basic (live) report http://t.co/XxdI9g528f
Thanks to @kontaktschmied, yesterday’s #HHjs @hhjs talk on #Wikipedia Live Monitor is available online: bit.ly/15dKZPp
~RT @ITworld: Don’t have enough sources for breaking #news? Try Wikipedia: ow.ly/k7lKG // #Wikipedia Live Monitor in the news…
RT @robinson_k: My slides from yesterdays @hhjs are online! https://t.co/U3OfKZcKw5
mahemoff Google Glass API is here developers.google.com/glass
usnews Is Wikipedia better for breaking news than Twitter? bit.ly/117RDjn by @jason_koebler #journalism
Whatever just happened at the #BostonMarathon, my thoughts are with everyone affected. twitpic.com/cjmobb
jason_koebler For the record, Boston Marathon showed up on the Wiki tool about 10 minutes after the first tweets: wikipedia-irc.herokuapp.com
#Wikipedia Live Monitor app featured on @usnews: bit.ly/ZwyxlM :-D
RT @presroi: @tomayac tool correctly identifies breaking news right now: http://t.co/3elvo5XtOs at http://t.co/B0UjQ1udSX
RWW The Internet’s take on a “Where’s Waldo?” illustration. Parody Apple Store w/ evil monkey and Invader Zim is amazing. pic.twitter.com/BeeIIfXvpj
RT @arndissler: @tomayac @hhjs This one? http://t.co/ygVp7xiXi4
.@hhjs #HHjs talk: Breaking news detection w/ #Wikipedia: bit.ly/12ftk6U Demo bit.ly/12ArfkN Paper bit.ly/12ftk6Y
Judging from social media coverage, folks are having a great time at #TXjs. Image courtesy of #TomsPhD @txjs @hhjs twitpic.com/cjl66k
#ICME2013 paper accepted☺ Teaser http://t.co/5CFOuCHyCr May now tell that I made xywh.js… (2x-blind review) https://t.co/X6NiqxV2pP #TomsPhD
RT @SALAD2013: @mamund’s “Autonomous Agents on the Web: Beyond Linking and Meaning†is a great reason to attend #SALAD2013 http://t.co/a …
@puppetMaster3 @LeaVerou Sure, but you can do things like, e.g., run pixel calculations in an non-appended <canvas> or prepare <form> data.
@mparramon English on demand. There is demand tonight :-)
RT @pressetext: “Wikipedia Live Monitor”: Software erkennt heiße News an #Wikipedia-Einträgen http://t.co/zhoURm4gaZ
RT @hhjs: Today’s @HHJS meetup will start at 7PM at @ICANSdev with talks by @robinson_k and @tomayac: http://t.co/UqtEznMyiX
RT @nicolastorzec: Cheat sheet summarizing the open data published by #Wikipedia and its sister projects: data dumps, APIs, tools, etc. …
Now that was fast: #FacebookHome modified to run on any #Android device: bit.ly/14jh1tW
@LeaVerou I made similar experiences w/ links (<a>) that you can click() in Chrome w/o appending them to the DOM, but nowhere else.
~RT @TwitterAPI: Announcing new [finance] symbol entities for tweets: https://t.co/mFP76fqdUA // E.g. $GOOG #MicroSyntax #MachineReadability
Looking very much forward to the #ChampionsLeague semi finals and—according t#TomsPhDhD—likewise the social Wtwitpic.com/ciu60xCzGG
~RT @rogargon: Comix I/O: Create your own #xkcd -style comics using HTML-like markup. A visual editor included! http://t.co/NSP1lm7JI7
@lechatpito LOL, I always used bahn.de while I lived in France. I tried hard to use sncf.fr, but it was just impossible…
RT @StartNinja: Disable startup chime on your #OSXLion #MacBook or #Mac desktop http://t.co/UKNbOrDY
www2013rio A Meteoroid on Steroids: Ranking Media Items Stemming from Multiple… | #www2013 sco.lt/8mjIht
Went the extra-mile & fixed the software behind #TomsPhD to work on #Opera & #Firefox besides #Chrome. No -webkit-filter, all else works :-D
~RT @MarkusLanthaler: […#jsonLDLD goes into Last Call. Specsbit.ly/ZP2qObQY (syntaxbit.ly/XFcOhcmh (API) // Congrats!
What’s the rationale behind #Mozilla #Firefox v20 still not implementing <input type=”range”>? Politics? bit.ly/14ep1wo
~RT @newscientist: Wikipedia went crazy when Thatcher […] died: monitoring its edits could tell when news is breakinbit.ly/Zow64LNi
@PrimlyStable @PaulMarks12 Think bit.ly/ZovdsS (broke on Twitter). Idea is using Wikipedia to filter social network spurious events
RT @PaulMarks12: Cool way to detect breaking news: a frenzy of Wikipedia edits bit.ly/ZouVCe // Wow, we’re in the New Scientist :-D
@WikiWatchBlog Idee ist via wohldef. Kriterien (Paper) zu entscheiden, ob zeitnahe Edits am selben Artikelcluster ein News-Event darstellen.
~RT @nicolastorzec: #SRI’s Summarization Tech., or why #Yahoo! really bought #Summly: bit.ly/ZFmVDZ #NLProc // Nicolas works at Y!
I’ll demo the tech aspects of our “MJ no more” paper on breaking news detection w/ Wikipedia edits at the next @hhjs arxiv.org/abs/1303.4702
The list of accepted papers for our #SALAD2013 workshop at @eswc_conf #ESWC2013 is online: bit.ly/10Q2iyW. Sorry for the delay.
#Mozilla are working on bringing spatial #MediaFragments support to #Firefox: bit.ly/XpIjJV. Yay! (via @myakura on G+)
RT @rtroncy: Participants at #edf_13 watch the media items collected from social networks with #mediafinder, see http://t.co/7VTjpFprL7 …
@hfmuehleisen But, but, does your mouse wheel work? #Troll #Linux
Summary of the #EDF_13 opening event, created by #TomsPhD, feat. @NeelieKroesEU et al. @EUDataForum #EUDataForum twitpic.com/ci38bq
@RubenVerborgh Congratulations! Sounds like it was a tough run by looking at the mailing list archives ;-) #N3 #Turtle #RDF #nodeJS
.@rtroncy #Topless against #Putin: story http://t.co/QlBF3ftOnj #TomsPhD media gallery: http://t.co/V2wZQhBjh0
@rtroncy This was from earlier that day, while he was in Germany: http://t.co/4ZphXimQvA. My depicted micro-event is from his dinner in AMS…
Summary of μ-event of pro-gay #LGBT demo while #Putin dines at #Scheepvaartmuseum; #TomsPhD CC: @hfmuehleisen @nelson http://t.co/879SIcjrGe
nicolastorzec Re-sharing Yahoo! Mail’s real-time data visualization: visualize.yahoo.com/mail/
.@sympapadopoulos See preprints of our #WWW2013 poster bit.ly/YSfG8F & #DevTrack paper bit.ly/YSfFkV, then await #TomsPhD.
#RIP Margaret Thatcher, the #IronLady. Social media homage in her memory, via #TomsPhD twitpic.com/chwv9f
#Wikipedia Live Monitor app goes crazy as Wikipedians update [[Margaret Thatcher]] articles bit.ly/12ArfkN (via @presroi)
@stilkov Go fix your Web — (when I grow up, I’ll be an em dash) bit.ly/xkcd37
#SALAD2013 made history as page w/ the canceled <hgroup> tag: bit.ly/13mVdt8 Also: expect paper notifications today! @RubenVerborgh
@netlabsorg @nicolastorzec Let’s take this to the proper forum: bit.ly/16HHQ8w has a “Contact Information” section. HTH. >CC: @fbase
@netlabsorg @nicolastorzec Unsure if it is ‘cause “Google didn’t understand that part of RDF”… Your name suggests you speak de-CH: Sachzwang
@nicolastorzec Strong +1 to that. From my experience, you hit the dereferencing issue w/ way smaller datasets already. Fundamental issue…
RT @nicolastorzec: Parsing the new 90GB #Freebase RDF/Turtle dump is not the problem. Dereferencing its resources … is. http://t.co/a6 …
dpalmisano streamjs.org a tiny stand-alone Javascript library that unlocks a new data structure for you: streams.
Paper by Twitter’s @pankaj et al.—The WTF or Who(m) to Follow Architecture: http://t.co/DYX2TEA5Tm // +1 for the footnote; via @SeanGolliher
RT @giusepperizzo: Yeah! Our demo about storify the Italian Election http://t.co/ijO3baT0hY is accepted at #eswc2013! #linkedtv /cc @fav …
@nattiyak Hi there. Have you guys seen our #RAMSS2013 paper “MJ no more”? arxiv.org/abs/1303.4702 Hope to chat with you at #WWW2013 :-)
RT @nattiyak: #www2013 Temporal Summarization: Live demo and tutorial video by S. Zerr https://t.co/8hTi4hcEbP Paper is online now http: …
RT @moarcode: xywh.js — Demo http://t.co/7wUs9LDT1t
@abursuc Thanks. I have quality as a ranking factor. In the concrete case, though, it was outweighed by the image’s social signals.
@rtroncy Shaky because shot with my iPhone filming my screen :-)
Introducing the next generation of #TomsPhD media galleries: #RealMadrid vs. #Galatasaray (#ChampionsLeague). vine.co/v/bT7eiwjE6DQ
@sympapadopoulos A crawler? Then your base isn’t the Web browser, but whatever language your server speaks… That’s probably a good thing :-)
@RubenVerborgh Mr. @rtroncy said he’d dig down in his archives to reconstruct the conversations that were had between the CSS & MF WGs.
@RubenVerborgh World-peace would be nice, too… I’m dramatizing, sorry. <video> is actually quite clever w/ just requesting needed parts.
@RubenVerborgh Sure, but as discussed off-Twitter w/ @rtroncy before, there is (close to) no server-side fragment creation. All client-side…
@sympapadopoulos It is. Check bit.ly/V6YTPE bit.ly/RNDh6O. It’s just not as exact as having non-streaming direct access.
@sympapadopoulos In HTML5 video, you don’t have access to low-level codec-specific things like keyframes. There’s no notion at all about it.
@sympapadopoulos Wait, are you talking about #HTML5 <video>? Because I am. I have not worked w/ videos in Java, only a bit w/ FFmpeg.
@sympapadopoulos There is no notion of frames, though, just time (w/o exactness guarantees). For events, check bit.ly/13TTFuH.
@sympapadopoulos Supposing this is for <video>. Then keyframes no, fragments yes. Just seek to the position and wait for the “seeked” event.
#CSS clipping supposed to work on all HTML elements, spatial #MediaFragments on <img> & <video>. Also see my xywh.js: bit.ly/16r01NL
Great tutorial on #CSS masking & clipping: http://t.co/SprdzrOiGA. Confused b/o clipping vs. #MediaFragments relation. Can @rtroncy clarify?
Vendor prefixes for bleeding-edge #Chromium features will soon be gone; to be replaced by flags (similar to Firefox) bit.ly/10wFJ3V
@mnot For the record: I’d have preferred all to use/extend existing standards à la#DublinCoree. But then, there’re proprietary use cases…
@mnot Well, I suspect a strong “not invented here” motivation (but I’ve no inside info). Also check bit.ly/10vaWo1.
@mnot Re: “proprietary extension to HTML”—To be fair, they’ve edited the MetaExtensions Wikbit.ly/10vaB4Ptm (search for “twitter:”).
Great article on media=”print” #CSS: http://t.co/lSe4vxUF9Q by @drublic. Feat. basic #typography support, eg, orphans/widows. (via @mathias)
@afterglowlee Thanks :D xywh.js crops, while #smfplayer highlights. Both are valid use cases. @rtroncy knows the full WG discussion history…
#Twitter adds more #TwitterCards (new: app, product, [photo] gallery; old: summary, photo, video): bit.ly/17ctRZL (via @TwitterAPI)
Welcoming the new #RFC memorandums #JSONpointer bit.ly/17cs7Q6 together w/ #JSONpatch bit.ly/17cs7Q5 for #JSON #HTTP PATCH.
@jaymyers Had that issue w/ @edsu. It eventually worked, but unsure why (he made a pseudo pull request). I suspect a general @github issue.
@rtroncy @afterglowlee Hi Yunjia, smfplayer looks cool. Did you see xywh.js? http://t.co/7lb0ICdfcC This might make your life easier.
RT @marissamayer: Two great tastes that taste great together! @YahooMail now with @Dropbox to send, receive, and store large files. ht …
@PFCdgayo Just sent you an email…
@PFCdgayo Wow’ed by the paper’s outcome. This indeed casts shadows on any & all results of streaming API analysis where filters are applied.
@PFCdgayo Aware of applied filters. Yet, sample seems smallish. Let’s assume completeness, tho. Then enormous!! boosting of matching tweets.
@PFCdgayo Also 528592 / 1280344 * 100 ≈ 41%, which is >> 1%, i.e., the supposed relation of streaming vs. firehose. What do I misunderstand?
@PFCdgayo Thanks for sharing. Data collected 2011-12-14—2012-01-10. Only 528592 tweets Streaming; 1280344 Firehose. Understand why so few?
Is the Sample Good Enough? Comp. Data from #Twitter’s Streaming API w/ Firehose by @fredmorstatter et al. http://t.co/flsK7Oq5ou > @PFCdgayo
@rtroncy Some 404’ing project icons, vacancies link broken. Besides that, nice update.