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  1. DT @kidehen yes, it's a good start, but pertinent metadata (author, title) is only available via JSON about 17 hours ago from web
  2. @neumarcx yep...I'd only be able to give out 5000 per day, or have the callers trust me to pass theirs through to the end and forget it. about 20 hours ago from web in reply to neumarcx
  3. @neumarcx yes, small steps appreciated...hmmm, I could create a service that hits search api and converts JSON to RDF for others, on GAE about 20 hours ago from web in reply to neumarcx
  4. @neumarcx 4 exple, http://data.nytimes.com/718... says very little about Greg, nyt:search_api_query is just JSON. about 21 hours ago from web in reply to neumarcx
  5. @neumarcx did, that's where I'm confused, the followed link returns JSON, all JSON, and nothing but JSON, while also having the best data. about 21 hours ago from web in reply to neumarcx
  6. @kidehen nytimes linked open data provides article data link per topic that returns JSON, no RDF, we want the article data. about 22 hours ago from web in reply to kidehen
  7. @rossbates the "death to sql" is getting a little absurd, seen it in a least 4 presos lately about 22 hours ago from web in reply to rossbates
  8. RT @rossbates: "SQL is Dead. Long live SQL." Excellent write up from @dataspora http://bit.ly/5c9HQA (I admit to shunning SQL only to r ... about 22 hours ago from web
  9. @rossbates it's the JOINs, we don't join in SPARQL. #nosql http://bit.ly/5c9HQA about 22 hours ago from web in reply to rossbates
  10. If they ever hear there is a Freedom of Information Act now in the UK, I think I'll delete the file - "scientist" http://tinyurl.com/yzkrz8w 8:09 AM Nov 24th from web
  11. @patdurst Jay and I tried to tempt the employer to foster one... collocated innovation teams in orthogonal industries 1:56 PM Nov 23rd from web in reply to patdurst
  12. @neumarcx I think this sums it up. "qualified hypertext links" http://tinyurl.com/ye754vu, + ability to extract something on the other end 1:27 PM Nov 23rd from web in reply to neumarcx
  13. @mbrinkerhoff 4 example, there are ~more~ polar bears http://tinyurl.com/d8rlwe so don't panic. 1:14 PM Nov 23rd from web in reply to mbrinkerhoff
  14. @mbrinkerhoff false, but still sad supposedly intelligent people believe this chicken little stuff. 1:08 PM Nov 23rd from web in reply to mbrinkerhoff
  15. @CalebJenkins +1 on the southlake, we looked at the town center...nice...but SFO rental rates...keller maybe? 10:46 AM Nov 23rd from web in reply to CalebJenkins
  16. 2010 leaving/resigning/quiting the club of people with a hole bunch of unfinished projects 9:08 AM Nov 23rd from web
  17. @barrettsnare no young feller, best worst singer is still William Shatner http://www.youtube.com/watc... 9:00 AM Nov 23rd from web in reply to barrettsnare
  18. still wondering what happened to hacknot.info ... 8:52 AM Nov 23rd from web
  19. @emileifrem it's a trick...before long you'll have import org.spring.this and org.spring.that. keep neo dependency light 8:36 AM Nov 23rd from web in reply to emileifrem
  20. DT @ldodds talis doing any market strategy around #nosql? graph db's are all the rage, but not a mention of jena or sesame 7:43 AM Nov 23rd from web