One of my aims for 2026 was to be a little bit less "all or nothing" with projects so I'm pretty proud of my #Genuary2026 contributions!
Still learned lots of new stuff, and had plenty of time left for other things!
One of my aims for 2026 was to be a little bit less "all or nothing" with projects so I'm pretty proud of my #Genuary2026 contributions!
Still learned lots of new stuff, and had plenty of time left for other things!
@andre_ourednik
I thought you would enjoy that what I've spent most of my time since May 11, 2019 has been working on something that I called Ouroboros Tree. There are some domain intersects with your use as well. I focus, now, on an extremely simple data and material flow ontology (w3id.org/dfd+material with similar s-p-o)
I found you via #D3, as I adorn my nodes after running through #Graphviz (HPCC's WASM version).
The #Poaceae family is called “#Süssgräser” in German. They have been our source of #sugar and #carbohydrates for over 10’000 years, and basis of the #Neolithic Revolution: rice, maize, wheat, millet, barley… And later #sugarcane,, with 2025.8 Megatons of harvested biomass per year!
▶ See the "sweet grasses" in the Tree of life: https://ourednik.info/OuroborosTree/app/visualization/index_tree3D.html?taxon=4479
#biosphere #taxonomy #food #nutrition #sustainability #dataviz #threejs #pixijs #d3
