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The story of my Ph.D. is a story of bitter compromises. A story of compromising research for paid work. A story of abandoning promising rese...

They say that “those who do not learn history are doomed to repeat it.” However, those who machine-learn from history are also doomed to re...

SPARQL 1.1 is now 4 years old. While considered by many as a thing of timeless beauty, developers are a fickle folk, and so they already st...

Today I wondered about publishing temporal data as create/delete event streams. The events can be replayed by a database to produce state va...

A need to fuse data often arises when you combine multiple datasets. The combined datasets may contain descriptions of the same things that ...

The question how to generate SPARQL comes so often in my work that I figured I attempt a summary of the different approaches that answer thi...

In this post I present an opinionated (and mostly-wrong) account on programming in academia. It's based in part on my experience as a de...