RT @ilasek: Wikidata have decided to use Blazegraph as their triplestore. Interesting comparison provided by them: https://t.co/4lVXx4uLh4
robstewartUK It’s the end for emacs github.com/Fuco1/clippy.el pic.twitter.com/MhsBKVlWRP
RT @timbray: JWT: 2 years later… - https://t.co/El5a1WtsbY
Fighting ad spam caused by non-human bot traffic by exchanging & banning involved IP addresses across the ad industry http://t.co/tjoPzQXnAG
How Google treats the new top-level domains like .berlin etc. http://t.co/hLz7Dj6LMF
mahemoff Twitter really needs to stop assuming one phone number is tied to at most one account :| Assuming it’s okay with brands being on Twitter.
RT @cwpittman: Writing HTML? @sw12 explains some best practices to make your life easier https://t.co/7bt6nyaT7D
To the point #xkcd, as usual: Public Key xkcd.com/1553/
RT @aemkei: Here is PING: https://t.co/iyYk7I4F4l — A minimalistic game in 230 bytes of HTML+JS.
Demo: http://t.co/xmyc8TGnt1 http://t.co…
@vrandezo @wikidata Thanks for the insights, subscribed myself to https://t.co/MheDDfAgn2.
@vrandezo @wikidata Interesting idea; probably hard to agree on a property order for certain items: puts “edit war†on another meta level…
@WikiResearch Did you/they evaluate the tool yet? Sounds like a great approach, but challenging to support all languages.
RT @WikiResearch: Real-time edits to Wikimedia wikis scored by their probability of being vandalism https://t.co/9Y7Su8W5oJ #Wikimania http…
@wikidata Thanks for the explanation. Would you have the link to the Phabricator issue? Interesting problem to solve :-)
@tomayac @wikidata For DBpedia, it’s apparently alphabetically ordered: http://t.co/0Y1iYAqULI. Thanks for clarifying Wikidata’s logic.
@wikidata What’s the logic behind the order in which facts are listed on Wikidata? Not alphabetically, not by increasing property ID…Random?
A decent intro to the Node.js logging library winston.js: http://t.co/bsSgUiT77Q. Using it for a work project and enjoying it.
How human facts curation used to work at @fbase: http://t.co/ET3pvtazk8 [PDF]
RT @IgorBrigadir: Trend detection code from @Gnip data science team: https://t.co/VVvZ86TkGb uses http://t.co/c7CIF7TZB8 by @snikolov https…
RT @danbri: rNews in http://t.co/KRDwzQYNcj ping - @kansandhaus @agebhard … care to chime in at https://t.co/43wmlfwXvl ?
RT @felipehoffa: How to analyze 5 billion Wikipedia pageviews in 5 seconds (w/BigQuery) @Wikimania2015 #wmhack https://t.co/Qcep2xAvyw http…
~RT @somebitsLinks: Hacking Team hack: [D]etails on […] a creepy […] hacker group http://t.co/wXvbdHlnjD // Also read http://t.co/nkM982yWPe
@Paul_Kinlan It’s a design choice: GIFs are attached photos that are always public (“secret” URL), DMs are always private.
A number of important improvements coming to AdWords for a more seamless shopping experience: http://t.co/75yX2DrNrJ
Read the @MSEdgeDev team’s thoughts on Web Components: http://t.co/UI1oAJ10jL (part 1) http://t.co/3wu8Tne8sd (part 2)
euroblind Dear #webdev people, if we are #partiallysighted we need to zoom to read on #mobile devices so please don’t disable this feature! #a11y
@RubenVerborgh I’m pretty confident @aemkei could golf down https://t.co/VcM7MxDuxz significantly :-)
@RubenVerborgh Thanks. Will check. If you’re after optimizing code length, may I introduce you to Mr. JS1K @aemkei? aem1k.com
@RubenVerborgh Ah? Not Promiscuous? Streams as multi-Promises? Have a pointer to code? Bedankt.
@RubenVerborgh Guess we agree on .all ;-) I’d have chosen .seq over .race. BTW, do you know https://t.co/Zzv7EJcHON? Quite elegant code.
@RubenVerborgh Pushing for having them natively :-) Glad you agree these are necessary features. Wonder why Promise.race() made it…
RT @WikiResearch: Wikipedia and IFTTT: A Technical Guide — by @sklaporte and @mhashemi http://t.co/KeehdWHUQO
RT @Wikipedia: The Wikipedia Channel is now live on @IFTTT! https://t.co/GutFq55cOH http://t.co/gTqzY2CZGX
@RubenVerborgh Interested to learn your opinion on https://t.co/cfbQcjYa2v Using array.reduce for Promise.seq() doesn’t cover all use cases.
#ES6 Promises IMHO need Promise.seq() for sequential exec. and Promise.allMax(iterable, n) for parallel—but max. n at a time—exec. support!
RT @johanoomen: ‘Now’s the time for collaborative video on #Wikipedia’ by @benrito http://t.co/YlTc2fZo4g #iamcr2015 #wikimania2015 http://…
The story of Web cookies, told by their inventor L. Montulli http://t.co/wVLATIhF0L His thoughts on 3rd party cookies http://t.co/fzaufYbQc7
Great @FiveThirtyEight article on how comScore et al. calculate Web metrics (hint: panels & beacons): http://t.co/8jFT3STBa1
RT @umaar: Dev Tips: #DevTools: A project wide search with an optional file scope: https://t.co/Tqomi93W5J @ChromeDevTools http://t.co/bRVo…
@anthony_sennett LOL, I “blame@lilcoccinelleelle for making me an ambassador of Catalan food culture :-) Enjoy life! And olives.
wbc11 The book “Search Engines: Information Retrieval in Practice” is now available for free download at ciir.cs.umass.edu/irbook/
What happens when you run a movie about acid trips through an acid trip generator? Deep Dream vs. Fear and Loathing: http://t.co/zCwj3MbknM
Challenges encountered by the Library of Congress on their journey of archiving all of Twitter: http://t.co/dnDQCVOEOF
@JeniT @github How about http://t.co/gVkbusU97P ?
An answer to the HTTPS “killing†the HTTP Referer (sic) issue: the Referrer Policy: http://t.co/xCT49C5tos by @mikewest et al.
RT @stopsatgreen: This is amazing: DeepStereo creates new frames from still images. Video https://t.co/Q4LbJk0Coc and explanation http://t.…
RT @WikiLiveMon: #BreakingNews Candidate: http://t.co/oBk8ccama5 [Edits: 17, Editors: 5, Langs: 4, Stories: https://t.co/EnfxXY5d8N]
RT @somebitsLinks: React’s diff algorithm: Details of how React uses a virtual DOM for performance http://t.co/BsLsaJGBVO
Talking to SOAP Web services w/ Node.js. At least https://t.co/fOHvVNhR7x makes it bearable. WS-* & xmlns hell again. coding like it’s 2005…
@datao @semwebpro @wikidata I can’t talk for Wikidata, my affiliation is Google. I work on migrating Freebase to Wikidata.
Proposal—An #ES6 (Node.js) Callback to Promise converter: https://t.co/Zzv7EJcHON
#dssenwikidata Primary Sources is joint work of @vrandezo (lead), @Tpt93 (intern), @SSchaffert (20%), @tomayac (20%) https://t.co/0RuLv39PL3
@_Aukera Eskerrak, it was a pleasure :-) The slides are here: https://t.co/0RuLv39PL3. Enjoy #dssenwikidata!
.@csarasuagar Slides for my Primary Sources Tool preso at #dssenwikidata: https://t.co/0RuLv39PL3 @wikidata @fbase Eskerrak!
RT @nicolastorzec: In the News: “Yahoo! Search Testing Google Search Results”, again. http://t.co/dpBrqyCqF1
RT @denials: @kevinmarks @danbri @mfhepp I’m sure we can all agree that TSV is far superior to CSV!
RT @WikiResearch: “Hot news detection using Wikipedia” http://t.co/GtGL4cL0ur (blog post, via @__DataTau__ )
Essentially the reverse approach (views instead of edits) that I took w/ @WikiLiveMon. CC: @__DataTau__ https://t.co/HkXbGM80iR