SPARQL auto-completion

[Stéphane Campinas]

Hi,

Gosparqled [1] is a library that adds an auto-completion feature to 
SPARQL editors. Its usage is demoed at [2] and uses the SPARQL editor 
YASQE [3] which provides a plug-in mechanism for auto-completions.
It differs from [4] in the sense that it is simply a JavaScript library, 
requiring no pre-computation.


I would like to give a special thanks to Laurens Rietveld for showing me 
how to use YASQE and YASR [5].


Cheers,

[1] https://github.com/scampi/gosparqled
[2] http://scampi.github.io/gosparqled/
[3] https://github.com/YASGUI/YASQE
[4] https://github.com/sindice/sparqled/
[5] https://github.com/YASGUI/YASR

--
Stephane Campinas

Labor Day: Work - Life Balance

[Gannon Dick]

One of the more tedious planning chores is populating time lines, or the 
related task of start and end points of intervals.  With a 4 high stacking, or 
a 4 wide packing (16x1) of quads or quarters in an appropriate coordinate 
system, this chore becomes considerably easier.

http://www.rustprivacy.org/2014/balance/opers/

There is a catch.  You have to be measuring scalar quantities not frequencies 
(the (square root 2)/2 is the scalar in that case).  Probability Distributions 
(Normal, Bell Curves) do not stack (the amplitude is 40% of Range).  This is 
a problem for Work-Life Balance because the 8 hr workday or the 12 hr 
Continental shift do not relate to sleep needs. A Physician is unable to 
prescribe rest and sleep in a meaningful way as it becomes a derived quantity 
(by subtraction).

http://www.rustprivacy.org/2014/balance/opers/work-life-balance.jpg

Anyway, for your Labor Day Weekend enjoyment...

--Gannon