SkipDB - a BerkeleyDB style database implemented with skip lists instead of a b-tree by Steve Dekorte. Transactional. Small. Fast. and under the revised BSD license.
Time to sync up with June
WWW2005 in Tokyo. Fun with the microformats guys. XTech in Amsterdam rocked as I expected - “best conference evah!“. I missed the XHTML2 and HTML5 session as I was chairing a parallel track. Aaron’s learnt a hard lesson or two and swapping coasts. Good luck with the startup. SPARQL Query [...]
Two Towers by Ora Lassilla points out a paper Semantic Web Architecture: Stack or Two Towers? (PDF) by Horrocks, Parsia, Patel-Schneider and Hendler (not clear where it’s published) that reviews the current semantic web architecture state and argues that there is an emerging clash of two stacks of semantics, one DLP-Datalog, Datalog rules stack incompatible with the RDF / OWL / First Order Logic [...]
My first USENET post to comp.sys.transputer: Transputer, occam and parallel computing archive site, May 12 1993. I love I how I called it DARPA FTP and look at that funky coloured book address format uk.ac.…
Weblog archives for June 2005.
