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RobVesse

@DexNott I brushed my hair, did my teeth as normal yet completely failed to notice :-S Going senile me thinks... 11:24 AM May 29th via TweetDeck in reply to DexNott
@kendall Lol, yeah that guy really blows my mind 10:16 AM May 29th via TweetDeck in reply to kendall
Just been told by a colleague I'm really sunburned (on my face), should I be worried that I completely failed to notice this?? 10:15 AM May 29th via TweetDeck
@promontis Regardless Nodes created as result of a SPARQL expression may not belong to any graph, easier to discuss via email 9:44 AM May 29th via TweetDeck in reply to promontis
@promontis FROM/FROM NAMED are not permitted within subqueries, but you can use a GRAPH <uri> clause within the WHERE to get same effect 9:39 AM May 29th via TweetDeck in reply to promontis
@promontis Either mailing list or bug tracker - see dotnetrdf.org/content.asp?pa… for more detail 9:38 AM May 29th via TweetDeck in reply to promontis
@promontis No I'm archaic and like SVN ;-) 9:34 AM May 29th via TweetDeck in reply to promontis
Contemplating how best to implement SPARQL query optimisation by reuse of results from isomorphic BGPs #sparql #dotnetrdf 11:44 AM May 28th via Twitter for BlackBerry®
Turning any wall into a touch screen using Kinect - arstechnica.com/gadgets/2012/0… via @arstechnica #cool 9:49 AM May 28th via TweetDeck
@scorlosquet I don't think they released yet, they are supposed to be having a beta at some point but don't know when 12:20 AM May 27th via Twitter for BlackBerry® in reply to scorlosquet
Can tell it's Friday afternoon from the dangerous levels of sarcasm and wtf in my email responses 2:33 PM May 25th via TweetDeck
Minimal test cases people!!! How many times must I repeat this! #aaargggghhhhh 11:54 AM May 25th via TweetDeck
@mikegrovesoft Disk or Memory store? 9:39 AM May 25th via TweetDeck in reply to mikegrovesoft
@kendall @ronmichael Completely different language and interpreter from Batch script 9:07 AM May 25th via TweetDeck in reply to kendall
@kendall @ronmichael No it's another MS scripting language (pretty old school) and can be run like an executable via an interpreter 9:06 AM May 25th via TweetDeck in reply to kendall
@mikegrovesoft When I have access to sufficient hardware, or can I run it on a 8GB MacBook Pro? 9:05 AM May 25th via TweetDeck in reply to mikegrovesoft
@Praveen_kumar_A …arrives in the middle of the night in my timezone 9:04 AM May 25th via TweetDeck in reply to Praveen_kumar_A
@Praveen_kumar_A I work on dotNetRDF in my spare time and have a full time job and life, don't expect instant replies esp when your email... 9:04 AM May 25th via TweetDeck in reply to Praveen_kumar_A
@ronmichael @kendall Problem with VBScript is that is doesn't run in the console but runs using a separte interpreter process (wscript.exe) 9:02 AM May 25th via TweetDeck in reply to ronmichael
@kendall There's rarely anything involving a windows command line that is optimal ;-) 7:59 AM May 25th via Twitter for BlackBerry® in reply to kendall

Name Rob Vesse
Location Pleasanton, CA, USA
Web http://www.dotnet...
Bio Semantic Web Software Engineer at Cray Inc, almost finished PhD Student, RDF hacker, developer of dotNetRDF and a Jena committer