Wikipedia has two fantastic offspring ideas.
In the first we can see what size it would have if printed on paper. See http://www.rob-matthews.com/index.php?/project/wikipedia/ (via David Weinberger). Have fun :-)
In the second, which I get into closer at last ESWC conference, called dbPedia, we have huge extraction of structured data or, structured data. I specifically like the term "Meaning Minining" coined by David Weinberger. Sings in my ears nigh to my "Web full of Meaning" as I call Semantic Web...
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Macrospherology of humans. Globes - volume two of Peter Sloterdijk's Spheres
I have been reading the second volume of Sloterdijk's magnum opus for a couple of months now. I still haven't found the time for a f...
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I was able to buy a true rarity (through SealsThings via Amazon): the antiquarian volume of "From Cardinals to Chaos. Reflections on ... -
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In my busy life, it took me almost a full year to read the first volume of Peter Sloterdijk's trilogy "Spheres". The volume, t...
Mirek,
ReplyDeleteFirst you remind us about sweeping changes in Poland, then the XX anniversary of your successful web services company, now you tell us about databases extracted from Wikipedia - and the promise of a new civilized world via the Semantic Web!!
This is all great - do keep the pictures in the picture, too. Your photographs are also wonderful.
Your blog is a fun and interesting place to visit!
Compliments,
A fan