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Cage-diving with great white sharks was spectacular. We saw 2, who stayed for close to 3h to try and catch a tuna head! Huge beasts!1:11 AM Nov 22ndfrom TweetDeck
Finishing one more night in Cape Town. Come back from opera, and going to cage-dive with great white sharks tomorrow. Very excited.1:32 PM Nov 20thfrom TweetDeck
@edsu I don't think vision is flawed but the implementation seems like it might not get us there before ages. Artificial intelligence fate?8:25 AM Nov 20thfrom TweetDeckin reply to edsu
@iand No I'm not, but very elegant move (why so defensive hen asking valid qu?)... U proposed caching in resp to slow querying. Now back it.8:21 AM Nov 20thfrom TweetDeckin reply to iand
@edsu Agreed. This seems small compared to even 1% of vision. Can't it be realized at all with LD principles or are those flawed/incomplete?7:55 AM Nov 20thfrom TweetDeckin reply to edsu
@iand too slow for querying a giant global graph that gets updated all the time across borders. Will you answer cache qu? Substance pls.7:50 AM Nov 20thfrom TweetDeckin reply to iand
@iand ultimately, sure you can make "something" work with RDF caching and slow crawling, but the benefits seem tiny compared to SW vision7:15 AM Nov 20thfrom TweetDeckin reply to iand
@iand De-average pls. What works fine? pushing 1 triple? I'm sure... How does that scale? Trillions of triples pushed in every direction?7:11 AM Nov 20thfrom TweetDeckin reply to iand
