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owl comment "This file specifies in RDF Schema format the built-in classes and properties that together form the basis of the RDF/XML syntax of OWL Full, OWL DL and OWL Lite. We do not expect people to import this file explicitly into their ontology. People that do import this file should expect their ontology to be an OWL Full ontology. " owl.
MECFS-Lines comment "The goal of ME/CFS Lines is to establish a multidisciplinary research infrastructure and build a longitudinal ME/CFS patient cohort and biobank, based on the existing population cohort Lifelines. This cohort has included diagnostic criteria for ME/CFS since 2014." assertion.
assertion comment "AI experts: Is there an AI data-stall paradox for societies? 👇 --- AI needs input data from humans, but, once powerful, people will generate less data. They will use the AI instead. As time passes, the AI has less and less data to learn from until it stalls." assertion.
assertion comment "Tell me you don't calibrate your rocket sensors for systematic errors without telling me. https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1742669186130755700" assertion.
assertion comment "One 4337 op is 10x more expensive than one EOA tx. Except when compressed and bundled, where it becomes *cheaper* 😮 https://twitter.com/daimo_eth/status/1742075664629698789" assertion.
assertion comment "Nothing like a hack to... check notes... 😆😭 https://twitter.com/dwr/status/1707123723877441629" assertion.
assertion comment "What happens if you make the democratic process 1000x cheaper and faster? We will soon know http://microrevolutions.com" assertion.
assertion comment "What if every community had their own anonymous board to share and support each other's thoughts? http://microrevolutions.com" assertion.
assertion comment "Sharing http://microrevolutions.com. A tool to easily create blockchain-powered groups from a mobile phone. No-seed-no-funds needed. It gives each group a message board where members (but only members!) can post messages and/or like existing ones completely anonymously. (more 👇) --- It would be cool to try it with real groups of people, from outside the crypto-niche. Some options are: - Citizens of a small neighborhood or town. - Workers from a company. - Students from a university department. If you have any leads, let me know 🙏! --- The tool is not far from other secure digital-voting solutions thanks to ZK-tech. And it's easy to use thanks to account abstraction and wallet-as-a-service services! --- You can check my perspective on the future of blockchain-tech for groups of people and why I built this here: https://mirror.xyz/pepoospina.eth/de49MyIhvBrzZNYSpnrBFIjURHoxuDLcfkGzY8XvKFo" assertion.
assertion comment "Why is it that open-source maxis are those who get the most angry when people fork code? https://twitter.com/LefterisJP/status/1729418632420077966" assertion.
assertion comment ""DAO"what? The term “DAO” is doing more harm than good to the growth of blockchain-powered communities. A thread🧵 --- Most active DAOs today lie within one of the following types: - treasury-driven DAOs. - service-provider DAOs. And none of them really exploit the key value proposition brought by blockchain tech to most communities outside the crypto-niche. --- Treasury-driven DAOs, which represent most of the active ones, are actually an anomaly. On one side, let’s be honest, they are held together by the treasury, nothing else, and, on the other, they emerge out of an uncommon situation: an excess of money 🙃 --- Using treasury-driven DAOs as a reference on how to grow and manage blockchain-powered communities beyond the crypto-niche is just counter-productive. --- The other type is “service DAOs”, like @dOrg_tech and others, and these do represent a better use case. Using a blockchain to transparently handle money within a group of semi-independent teams is useful. Adding decision-making and reputation might be cool too. --- The problem is that service DAOs ask for deep and long-term commitments to be really useful, and, in the end, if they end up being run as a normal consultancy firm, the value of the blockchain becomes less clear. --- So, is blockchain tech useless for normal communities? How can this be possible? We thought blockchain would enable a completely new set of coordination patterns, didn't we? --- Maybe that is the problem! We were so excited about the possibilities of DAOs that we went straight for the utopian vision, thinking that we could skip any intermediary steps from the status quo to a fully decentralized future without corporations or decadent institutions. --- In retrospect, it was obvious we were going to fail :) What can we do then? --- Shift the perspective. Instead of designing abstract solutions that enable new types of organizations, we should go and meet groups and communities where they are and offer them solutions that are both very useful for them and only possible because of blockchain tech. --- This might look a bit boring. We, blockchain visionaries, lowering down to the boring world of normal people 😁. --- But you can bet on it. It's 100x harder to find a real problem and build a solution to it than it is to envision a complex governance system designed to work on hypothetical decentralized communities that exist only in our imagination. --- This is why my current focus is on finding what is it that blockchain tech can offer to normal groups of people that no other tech can offer them. --- The answer is quite surprising: A lot! Blockchain can offer unique solutions to groups and communities that are just impossible without the tech. --- I can think of two things here: 1) Handle money openly and transparently 2) Use cryptography for privacy --- Handling money by a group of people requires a legal entity + a bank account + a lot of bureaucracy. And even then, the process is opaque and hidden to most members of the community. Collectively handling a stablecoin with trustless processes would be so convenient. --- It's so obvious, but, yet, you cannot find teams building DAO-tooling who are laser-focused on this. --- Then there is ZK-tech, which allows members of the community to communicate anonymously among themselves without relying on web2 platforms and their identities. This can be a critical feature in environments where people are afraid to talk and act. --- Voting, or aggregating the community sentiment around a given issue, anonymously, would make this so much more useful, and is now totally possible using dev-friendly tools like Semaphore from @PrivacyScaling. --- These two features by themselves potentially offer a lot of value to communities, but they are only useful as long as the technology is accessible to normal people. --- This means that, just as for the rest of web3 products, tools for communities need to fix the onboarding problem. Here is where account abstraction and cloud wallet services become essential. --- Members of a group should not need to set up a wallet or, god forbid, buy crypto, to start participating. They should just need a mobile phone, that’s it. The good news is that all the pieces needed are already there with services like @magic_labs or @privy_io. --- The resulting landscape becomes pretty exciting, then! There are millions of groups or would-be groups around the world that could really use this technology, if only we, as builders, make it easy for them to do so. --- Let’s do it then! Let’s just keep it simple for now." assertion.
assertion comment "tbh ftx app was, by far, the best centralized platform for leveraged trading... I'm just talking about the tech here! https://twitter.com/DeItaone/status/1723406057928523958" assertion.
assertion comment "These past two weeks, I built something new. A DAO bootstrapping tool: How can people with something in common can create a shared on-chain space as simply and as fast as possible? See below for my first iteration: --- https://twitter.com/pepoospina/status/1720340781423120789/photo/1 --- https://twitter.com/pepoospina/status/1720340784006803781/photo/1 --- https://twitter.com/pepoospina/status/1720340786607182016/photo/1 --- https://twitter.com/pepoospina/status/1720340789182570682/photo/1 --- https://twitter.com/pepoospina/status/1720340791850131804/photo/1 --- https://twitter.com/pepoospina/status/1720340794316402861/photo/1 --- https://twitter.com/pepoospina/status/1720340796900081901/photo/1 --- https://twitter.com/pepoospina/status/1720340799513063555/photo/1 --- https://twitter.com/pepoospina/status/1720340802046394663/photo/1 --- https://twitter.com/pepoospina/status/1720340804567220351/photo/1 --- https://twitter.com/pepoospina/status/1720340807637516564/photo/1 --- https://twitter.com/pepoospina/status/1720340810304979333/photo/1" assertion.
DPP comment "The repository assumes responsibility for long-term preservation and manages this function in a planned and documented way. The Dataverse software exports dataset and file metadata in several standards and serializations that can be preserved along with the data in redundant file storage, such as with Archivematica’s integration with the Dataverse software (confirmed to work with repositories running Dataverse software versions 4.8.6 and later and in conjunction with Archivematica 1.8 and later). The Dataverse software’s architectural support for local storage, S3-based and Swift object storage (added in version 4.10), can be a part of the collection support staff’s strategy for redundancy and data recovery. The Dataverse software’s data file fixity checks can help collection support staff ensure data consistency across archival copies and over time.The Dataverse software’s support of OAI-ORE and BagIt (added in version 4.11) and Archivematica support (confirmed to work with repositories running Dataverse software version 4.8.6 and later versions and in conjunction with Archivematica 1.8 and later) can contribute to the long term storage of a repository’s collection. The Dataverse software’s tabular file ingest can help collection support staff deal with deterioration of certain types of storage media, namely storage media containing tabular data." assertion.
ABCM comment "The ABC metadata model (Amsterdam UMC Biomedical Concise metadata model) is a model that provides guidance for minimal metadata implementation in the field of biomedicine. Being a model implies that it isn’t a ready-made solution, but it offers guidance to what metadata is needed for FAIR data management. It is deliberately kept minimal, thus facilitating data exchange between persons and systems, reducing workload for researchers and support alike. It could be considered to be a checklist at the utmost minimum of items that should be reported for FAIR data management. It aims to bridge the gap between generic metadata standards and detailed metadata generated by man and machine in the field of biomedicine, covering all disciplines in health and life sciences." assertion.
ABCM comment "The ABC Metadata model (Amsterdam UMC Biomedical Concise metadata model) is a model that provides guidance for minimal metadata implementation in the field of biomedicine. Being a model implies that it isn’t a ready-made solution, but it offers guidance to what metadata is needed for FAIR data management. It is deliberately kept minimal, thus facilitating data exchange between persons and systems, reducing workload for researchers and support alike. It could be considered to be a checklist at the utmost minimum of items that should be reported for FAIR data management. It aims to bridge the gap between generic metadata standards and detailed metadata generated by man and machine in the field of biomedicine, covering all disciplines in health and life sciences." assertion.
ABCM comment "The ABC Metadata model (Amsterdam UMC Biomedical Concise metadata model) is a model that provides guidance for minimal metadata implementation in the field of biomedicine. Being a model implies that it isn’t a ready-made solution, but it offers guidance to what metadata is needed for FAIR data management. It is deliberately kept minimal, thus facilitating data exchange between persons and systems, reducing workload for researchers and support alike. It could be considered to be a checklist at the utmost minimum of items that should be reported for FAIR data management. It aims to bridge the gap between generic metadata standards and detailed metadata generated by man and machine in the field of biomedicine, covering all disciplines in health and life sciences." assertion.
NMCB comment "The Netherlands ME/CFS Cohort and Biobank (NMCB) consortium is a national collaboration of research institutes, patient organisations and clinical centres. The consortium focuses on biomedical research on ME/CFS." assertion.
assertion comment ""Ask not what's inside your head, but what your head's inside of" (WM Mace) https://twitter.com/davideagleman/status/1789434309918797970" assertion.
assertion comment "Interesting! Can we do a similar study looking at LLM research in NLP? (eg the common intuition that LLMs are sucking all research oxygen) https://twitter.com/ItaiYanai/status/1780813867213336910" assertion.
assertion comment "There is no science in authocracies https://twitter.com/jpmarindiaz/status/1779569550012391703/photo/1" assertion.
assertion comment "this is a test comment..." assertion.
assertion comment "This is a nanopublication I created after having read the indicated paper, trying to express the key findings as AIDA sentences." assertion.
assertion comment "Lets test this link http://pepo.is" assertion.
assertion comment "tree" assertion.
assertion comment "I'm about to move our app from testnet to mainnet on @base , and it would be cool if the @AlchemyPlatform kit would already include this. Is this on the works @AlchemyPlatform ? https://twitter.com/daimo_eth/status/1742075664629698789" assertion.
assertion comment "Blockchain can combat misinformation using verified recording devices. The raw output of surveillance cameras from public institutions can be hashed every minute and anchored to a blockchain. This serves as proof that the footage 1) existed and 2) wasn't fabricated." assertion.
assertion comment "It would be cool to have a "rest from X" tab directly on X, where you would go to simply "stop seeing" the feed. It would be a white screen with text saying "You are resting from X now"." assertion.
biobank-data comment "The data generated from biological samples and associated information in biobanks. " assertion.
DPP comment "The repository assumes responsibility for long-term preservation and manages this function in a planned and documented way. The Dataverse software exports dataset and file metadata in several standards and serializations that can be preserved along with the data in redundant file storage, such as with Archivematica’s integration with the Dataverse software (confirmed to work with repositories running Dataverse software versions 4.8.6 and later and in conjunction with Archivematica 1.8 and later). The Dataverse software’s architectural support for local storage, S3-based and Swift object storage (added in version 4.10), can be a part of the collection support staff’s strategy for redundancy and data recovery. The Dataverse software’s data file fixity checks can help collection support staff ensure data consistency across archival copies and over time.The Dataverse software’s support of OAI-ORE and BagIt (added in version 4.11) and Archivematica support (confirmed to work with repositories running Dataverse software version 4.8.6 and later versions and in conjunction with Archivematica 1.8 and later) can contribute to the long term storage of a repository’s collection. The Dataverse software’s tabular file ingest can help collection support staff deal with deterioration of certain types of storage media, namely storage media containing tabular data." assertion.
COVID19-data-portal comment "The COVID-19 metadata and data-portal was developed in 2020 to expose in a human-readable format the machine-readable metadata that are produced with the M4M metadata forms for COVID-19 projects and their assets (data, services, etc). The portal is part of the Dutch COVID-19 Data Support Programme at Health-RI, which supports investigators and health care professionals with tools and services in their search for ways to overcome the pandemic and its health consequences. " assertion.
assertion comment " This seems important - "With endless rewarding stimulation a fingertip away, one would assume that boredom has become a rare experience. Yet, the reverse has happened: ... People are becoming increasingly bored." https://twitter.com/KatyYYTam/status/1853445377501835456 " assertion.
assertion comment " I foresee a whole new metascientific field aimed at detecting issues in papers introduced by improper use of genAI https://x.com/MishaTeplitskiy/status/1803161279797899426 " assertion.
assertion comment " sensemaking is human (AI can't do it) https://uncertaintymindset.substack.com/p/ai-meaningmaking h/t @andrea_is_a https://x.com/rtk254/status/1848552963825922545/photo/1 " assertion.
OpenID comment "OpenID Connect 1.0 is a simple identity layer on top of the OAuth 2.0 protocol. It enables Clients to verify the identity of the End-User based on the authentication performed by an Authorization Server, as well as to obtain basic profile information about the End-User in an interoperable and REST-like manner." assertion.
OpenID comment "OpenID Connect 1.0 is a simple identity layer on top of the OAuth 2.0 protocol. It enables Clients to verify the identity of the End-User based on the authentication performed by an Authorization Server, as well as to obtain basic profile information about the End-User in an interoperable and REST-like manner." assertion.
ex comment "example" assertion.
explore?id=http%3A%2F%2Fpurl.org%2Fnp%2FRAESutxI_uSzDxudrQsj_lRPGbUyRUVB2M41F8gCEeR88%23OpenID comment "OpenID Connect 1.0 is a simple identity layer on top of the OAuth 2.0 protocol. It enables Clients to verify the identity of the End-User based on the authentication performed by an Authorization Server, as well as to obtain basic profile information about the End-User in an interoperable and REST-like manner." assertion.
OIDC comment "OpenID Connect 1.0 is a simple identity layer on top of the OAuth 2.0 protocol. It enables Clients to verify the identity of the End-User based on the authentication performed by an Authorization Server, as well as to obtain basic profile information about the End-User in an interoperable and REST-like manner." assertion.
RAigK1MVSCgqvtyDSnoAWRaGYdocdXr36bqb9wrxqWqSI comment "test comment 3" assertion.
EMPODAT-API comment "EMPODAT is a database of geo-referenced monitoring and bio-monitoring data on emerging substances in the following matrices: water, sediments, biota, SPM, soil, sewage sludge and air." assertion.
EMPODAT-API comment "EMPODAT is a database of geo-referenced monitoring and bio-monitoring data on emerging substances in the following matrices: water, sediments, biota, SPM, soil, sewage sludge and air." assertion.
assertion comment "Publication alert! In a new paper (https://shorturl.at/bptuQ), @EmilBargmann and I examine the relationship between funding-type (thematic vs. responsive-mode) and shifts in research interests among 10k grant recipients in UK Physics, Engineering and Bioscience. --- We estimate the similarity of grantees’ research focus before, during and after a grant, and find that scientists acquiring thematic funding alter their research interests slightly more than comparable scientists funded through responsive-mode schemes. However… --- 3/3 ...recipients of both types of grants tend to revert toward their original research interests when the funding expires. This suggests an ambiguous link between thematic funding mechanisms and researchers’ orientations. This work was funded by @DFF_raad ." assertion.
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assertion comment "Publication alert! In a new paper (https://shorturl.at/bptuQ), @EmilBargmann and I examine the relationship between funding-type (thematic vs. responsive-mode) and shifts in research interests among 10k grant recipients in UK Physics, Engineering and Bioscience. --- We estimate the similarity of grantees’ research focus before, during and after a grant, and find that scientists acquiring thematic funding alter their research interests slightly more than comparable scientists funded through responsive-mode schemes. However… --- 3/3 ...recipients of both types of grants tend to revert toward their original research interests when the funding expires. This suggests an ambiguous link between thematic funding mechanisms and researchers’ orientations. This work was funded by @DFF_raad ." assertion.
assertion comment "Looking forward to this podcast episode! https://www.thegreatsimplification.com/episode/122-zak-stein" assertion.
assertion comment "Publication alert! In a new paper (https://shorturl.at/bptuQ), @EmilBargmann and I examine the relationship between funding-type (thematic vs. responsive-mode) and shifts in research interests among 10k grant recipients in UK Physics, Engineering and Bioscience. --- We estimate the similarity of grantees’ research focus before, during and after a grant, and find that scientists acquiring thematic funding alter their research interests slightly more than comparable scientists funded through responsive-mode schemes. However… --- 3/3 ...recipients of both types of grants tend to revert toward their original research interests when the funding expires. This suggests an ambiguous link between thematic funding mechanisms and researchers’ orientations. This work was funded by @DFF_raad ." assertion.
assertion comment "This is a test post 1715177223813" assertion.
assertion comment "Publication alert! In a new paper (https://shorturl.at/bptuQ), @EmilBargmann and I examine the relationship between funding-type (thematic vs. responsive-mode) and shifts in research interests among 10k grant recipients in UK Physics, Engineering and Bioscience. --- We estimate the similarity of grantees’ research focus before, during and after a grant, and find that scientists acquiring thematic funding alter their research interests slightly more than comparable scientists funded through responsive-mode schemes. However… --- 3/3 ...recipients of both types of grants tend to revert toward their original research interests when the funding expires. This suggests an ambiguous link between thematic funding mechanisms and researchers’ orientations. This work was funded by @DFF_raad ." assertion.
assertion comment "Publication alert! In a new paper (https://shorturl.at/bptuQ), @EmilBargmann and I examine the relationship between funding-type (thematic vs. responsive-mode) and shifts in research interests among 10k grant recipients in UK Physics, Engineering and Bioscience. --- We estimate the similarity of grantees’ research focus before, during and after a grant, and find that scientists acquiring thematic funding alter their research interests slightly more than comparable scientists funded through responsive-mode schemes. However… --- 3/3 ...recipients of both types of grants tend to revert toward their original research interests when the funding expires. This suggests an ambiguous link between thematic funding mechanisms and researchers’ orientations. This work was funded by @DFF_raad ." assertion.
assertion comment "Publication alert! In a new paper (https://shorturl.at/bptuQ), @EmilBargmann and I examine the relationship between funding-type (thematic vs. responsive-mode) and shifts in research interests among 10k grant recipients in UK Physics, Engineering and Bioscience. --- We estimate the similarity of grantees’ research focus before, during and after a grant, and find that scientists acquiring thematic funding alter their research interests slightly more than comparable scientists funded through responsive-mode schemes. However… --- 3/3 ...recipients of both types of grants tend to revert toward their original research interests when the funding expires. This suggests an ambiguous link between thematic funding mechanisms and researchers’ orientations. This work was funded by @DFF_raad ." assertion.
assertion comment "This is a test post 1715177223813" assertion.
assertion comment "This is a test post 1715177156076" assertion.
assertion comment "This is a test post 1714980412239" assertion.
assertion comment "This is a test post 1714980356417" assertion.
assertion comment "I have just finished reading this book https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/139509934-finite-and-infinite-games?from_search=true&from_srp=true&qid=F9C3pLceW7&rank=2 I would like to say some things about it --- First, it reminds me of this movie https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0119174/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_2_tt_8_nm_0_q_the%2520game --- Second, I definitely recommend it" assertion.
assertion comment "Publication alert! In a new paper (https://shorturl.at/bptuQ), @EmilBargmann and I examine the relationship between funding-type (thematic vs. responsive-mode) and shifts in research interests among 10k grant recipients in UK Physics, Engineering and Bioscience. --- We estimate the similarity of grantees’ research focus before, during and after a grant, and find that scientists acquiring thematic funding alter their research interests slightly more than comparable scientists funded through responsive-mode schemes. However… --- 3/3 ...recipients of both types of grants tend to revert toward their original research interests when the funding expires. This suggests an ambiguous link between thematic funding mechanisms and researchers’ orientations. This work was funded by @DFF_raad ." assertion.
assertion comment "Publication alert! In a new paper (https://shorturl.at/bptuQ), @EmilBargmann and I examine the relationship between funding-type (thematic vs. responsive-mode) and shifts in research interests among 10k grant recipients in UK Physics, Engineering and Bioscience. --- We estimate the similarity of grantees’ research focus before, during and after a grant, and find that scientists acquiring thematic funding alter their research interests slightly more than comparable scientists funded through responsive-mode schemes. However… --- 3/3 ...recipients of both types of grants tend to revert toward their original research interests when the funding expires. This suggests an ambiguous link between thematic funding mechanisms and researchers’ orientations. This work was funded by @DFF_raad ." assertion.
assertion comment "Publication alert! In a new paper (https://shorturl.at/bptuQ), @EmilBargmann and I examine the relationship between funding-type (thematic vs. responsive-mode) and shifts in research interests among 10k grant recipients in UK Physics, Engineering and Bioscience. --- We estimate the similarity of grantees’ research focus before, during and after a grant, and find that scientists acquiring thematic funding alter their research interests slightly more than comparable scientists funded through responsive-mode schemes. However… --- 3/3 ...recipients of both types of grants tend to revert toward their original research interests when the funding expires. This suggests an ambiguous link between thematic funding mechanisms and researchers’ orientations. This work was funded by @DFF_raad ." assertion.
assertion comment "Publication alert! In a new paper (https://shorturl.at/bptuQ), @EmilBargmann and I examine the relationship between funding-type (thematic vs. responsive-mode) and shifts in research interests among 10k grant recipients in UK Physics, Engineering and Bioscience. --- We estimate the similarity of grantees’ research focus before, during and after a grant, and find that scientists acquiring thematic funding alter their research interests slightly more than comparable scientists funded through responsive-mode schemes. However… --- 3/3 ...recipients of both types of grants tend to revert toward their original research interests when the funding expires. This suggests an ambiguous link between thematic funding mechanisms and researchers’ orientations. This work was funded by @DFF_raad ." assertion.
assertion comment "Have you tried http://google.com?" assertion.
assertion comment "Publication alert! In a new paper (https://shorturl.at/bptuQ), @EmilBargmann and I examine the relationship between funding-type (thematic vs. responsive-mode) and shifts in research interests among 10k grant recipients in UK Physics, Engineering and Bioscience. --- We estimate the similarity of grantees’ research focus before, during and after a grant, and find that scientists acquiring thematic funding alter their research interests slightly more than comparable scientists funded through responsive-mode schemes. However… --- 3/3 ...recipients of both types of grants tend to revert toward their original research interests when the funding expires. This suggests an ambiguous link between thematic funding mechanisms and researchers’ orientations. This work was funded by @DFF_raad ." assertion.
assertion comment "Have you tried http://google.com?" assertion.
assertion comment "Have you tried http://google.com?" assertion.
EMA-data-source-metadata comment "List of metadata for the HMA-EMA Catalogues of realworld data sources and studies" assertion.
assertion comment "If you are into CivicTech or consumer dao-tech you will really like http://microdemocracies.com. Bootstrap an onchain group and hold fearless conversations in a few minutes and from any mobile. I'm at ETH Denver now, in case you would like to learn more. https://warpcast.com/microdemocracies/0x1f2a8650" assertion.
assertion comment "Have you tried http://google.com?" assertion.
assertion comment "Waiting in silence is, probably, the most entrenched learning of the school system. How does that make you feel?" assertion.
assertion comment "Language models != world models "Probing Multimodal LLMs as World Models for Driving" https://arxiv.org/abs/2405.05956 https://twitter.com/rtk254/status/1789670256010740099/photo/1" assertion.
assertion comment "This paper introduces a useful distinction of *cognitive* accessibility to research, beyond just physical accessibility. This is why Open Access Science needs to include open access to the data/tools that will help us make sense of science > https://osf.io/preprints/socarxiv/qzmf6/ https://twitter.com/rtk254/status/1787859373768757710/photo/1 --- See also https://twitter.com/rtk254/status/1747057556470562852" assertion.
assertion comment "I have just finished reading this book https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/139509934-finite-and-infinite-games?from_search=true&from_srp=true&qid=F9C3pLceW7&rank=2 I would like to say some things about it --- First, it reminds me of this movie https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0119174/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_2_tt_8_nm_0_q_the%2520game --- Second, I definitely recommend it" assertion.
assertion comment "Looks like an interesting online course 👀 https://skywritingspress.ca/." assertion.
assertion comment "If this doesn't blow your mind, idk what will 🤯 http://HeyDATA.org Here's the complete breakdown — Our no-code cross-platform AI automation suite DATA VS. ChatGPT Want to see it in action? Check out the thread below." assertion.
assertion comment "Looking forward to this podcast episode! https://www.thegreatsimplification.com/episode/122-zak-stein" assertion.
assertion comment "Language models != world models "Probing Multimodal LLMs as World Models for Driving" https://arxiv.orgLanguage models != world models "Probing Multimodal LLMs as World Models for Driving" https://arxiv.org/abs/2405.05956/abs/2405.05956 --- A second post https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/Audio-Visual-Language-Maps-for-Robot-Navigation-Huang-Mees/93565fe6db3948c9c414af1d1edccf4aff5e2e10" assertion.
assertion comment "I bet most people making fun of @hubermanlab didn't know this. https://twitter.com/kareem_carr/status/1788947301093769289" assertion.
assertion comment "What if this was a test post? What if I referenced this URL: https://sense-nets.xyz/announcesevent?" assertion.
assertion comment "Happening now https://twitter.com/DeSciMic/status/1765391765358436666" assertion.
assertion comment "Addendum: Institutions, processes and bureaucracies are, essentially, courage killers. https://twitter.com/HelloShreyas/status/1767527158790934540" assertion.
assertion comment "A definition of religion: The mental framework you use to quantify the value you attach to every person you meet. In this sense, we are all religious. Very." assertion.
assertion comment "Waiting in silence is, probably, the most entrenched learning of the school system. How does that make you feel?" assertion.
assertion comment "Europe: "Here is why not..." America: Here is why yes..." Asia: "Here it is..."" assertion.
assertion comment "Not the only two, but the top two for me. Both areas have greatly matured and many are building on them. Something is gonna happen, and is gonna happen soon. https://twitter.com/Jason/status/1763576914281697360" assertion.
assertion comment "If you are into CivicTech or consumer dao-tech you will really like http://microdemocracies.com. Bootstrap an onchain group and hold fearless conversations in a few minutes and from any mobile. I'm at ETH Denver now, in case you would like to learn more. https://warpcast.com/microdemocracies/0x1f2a8650" assertion.
assertion comment "Looks like an interesting online course 👀 https://skywritingspress.ca/" assertion.
assertion comment "Really enjoyed this essay! This part also really resonates - saving democracy will require a much deeper engagement with social epistemology - how to create environments that make us collectively smarter, and not distracted/enraged/fragmented/etc? https://twitter.com/rtk254/status/1769182300774814046/photo/1 https://twitter.com/danwilliamsphil/status/1769026118500175932" assertion.
assertion comment "Join us today at 12:00 p.m ET (in 10 minutes!) for the @metagov_project seminar where Tobias Kuhn will give a talk on the Nanopublications project @nanopub_org ! https://researchseminars.org/talk/Metagov/183/" assertion.
assertion comment "Some updates on Sensemaking Networks! (blog version https://paragraph.xyz/@sense-nets/pt3-prototyping) We built our first prototype for an LLM-augmented semantic cross-poster that can nanopublish @nanopub_org alongside posting to social media! LLMs suggest keywords + the nanopub semantic structure 1/ 🧵 https://twitter.com/rtk254/status/1767169920112943289/photo/1 --- @nanopub_org 2/ The resulting nanopub is part of the Nanopublications network which can then be queried using the powerful SPARQL query language. For example, we can do reverse lookups to see all the nanopubs referencing a particular paper (click the link to try!) https://query.np.trustyuri.net/tools/full/yasgui.html#query=PREFIX+rdf%3A+%3Chttp%3A%2F%2Fwww.w3.org%2F1999%2F02%2F22-rdf-syntax-ns%23%3E%0APREFIX+rdfs%3A+%3Chttp%3A%2F%2Fwww.w3.org%2F2000%2F01%2Frdf-schema%23%3E%0APREFIX+np%3A+%3Chttp%3A%2F%2Fwww.nanopub.org%2Fnschema%23%3E+%0APREFIX+dct%3A+%3Chttp%3A%2F%2Fpurl.org%2Fdc%2Fterms%2F%3E%0APREFIX+foaf%3A+%3Chttp%3A%2F%2Fxmlns.com%2Ffoaf%2F0.1%2F%3E%0A%0ASELECT+DISTINCT+%3Fassertion+%3Fpost+%3Fname+%3Frelation+WHERE+%7B%0A++%3Fassertion+dct%3Acreator+%3Fcreator+%3B%0A%09+++%3Frelation++%3Chttps%3A%2F%2Farxiv.org%2Fabs%2F2312.05230%3E+.%0A++%3Fcreator+foaf%3Aname+%3Fname+.%0A++%0A++%23next+lines+are+added+as+the+comment+uri+starts+with+https+in+the+app.%0A++OPTIONAL%7B%3Fassertion+rdfs%3Acomment+%3Fpost+%7D%0A++OPTIONAL%7B%3Fassertion+%3Chttps%3A%2F%2Fwww.w3.org%2F2000%2F01%2Frdf-schema%23comment%3E+%3Fpost%7D%0A+++%0A++%0A++%0A++%0A%7D+%0A%0A&contentTypeConstruct=text%2Fturtle&contentTypeSelect=application%2Fsparql-results%2Bjson&endpoint=%2Frepo%2Ffull&requestMethod=POST&tabTitle=Query+3&headers=%7B%7D&outputFormat=table https://twitter.com/rtk254/status/1767169940275056814/photo/1 --- @nanopub_org 3/ we’re excited by the potential of LLM + knowledge graphs for next generation natural language interfaces that used to be firmly in the realm sci fi. https://twitter.com/rtk254/status/1767169964853645576/photo/1 --- @nanopub_org 4/Note that these kinds of queries are *simply not possible even with the best LLMs today*, since they require KGs in addition to powerful NLP capabilities h/t to SPARQL wizard @ShaRefOh 🔮 https://twitter.com/rtk254/status/1767169983451197596/photo/1 --- @nanopub_org @ShaRefOh 5/@pepoospina improved the nanopub private key management using web3 wallet services. You can now nanopublish using Metamask and your eth ID! https://twitter.com/rtk254/status/1767170001469936008/photo/1 --- @nanopub_org @ShaRefOh @pepoospina 6/ We had our first IRL team meeting in DeSci Denver! https://twitter.com/CSenseMakers/status/1762612801741234682 --- @nanopub_org @ShaRefOh @pepoospina 7/ @descieth was rad 🔥 We were especially energized by discussions around coordinated efforts to make de/open sci more mainstream. Imagine a movement of scientists to collectively FAIRify their social media communications around science! @erinmagennis @DeSciLabs (and more!) https://twitter.com/AllPlanets/status/1763938867378336208 --- @nanopub_org @ShaRefOh @pepoospina @descieth @erinmagennis @DeSciLabs 8/ If you’re excited by these dreams as well, we’d love to hear from you! Please connect with us if you’re interested in joining our beta when it’s ready, or any other collaboration! 👉https://tally.so/r/nGd4Ap" assertion.
assertion comment "A Novamont estrenem el nostre perfil de Twitter @Novamont_Iberia. Us convido a seguir-nos i a estar al dia dels nostres projectes i les novetats del nostre sector. https://twitter.com/rpuigmore/status/1389953454265847808/photo/1" assertion.
OneGeochemistry comment "OneGeochemistry is an informal international network of national geochemical data infrastructure organisations, the geochemistry community seeks to define the minimum common variables for a set of geochemical data types and build them into FAIR Implementation Profiles, that can also be used by laboratories/ repositories/publishers for QA/QC validation of data." assertion.
ECL comment "The EarthChem Library (ECL) is a data repository that archives, publishes and makes accessible data and other digital content from geoscience research (analytical data, data syntheses, models, technical reports, etc). " assertion.