Daniel Hernandez

@danielhz
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I am a Chilean computer scientist at the University of Stuttgart, researching Web and Data Science, knowledge graphs, and graph data. I write about multiple topics (also in Spanish, but as @daniel).
homehttps://daniel.degu.cl
home at Stuttgarthttps://www.ipvs.uni-stuttgart.de/institute/team/Hernandez/
ID Proofshttps://keyoxide.org/[email protected]
Wikidatahttps://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q57243435
Show threadDaniel HernandezDec 27, 2023
@jyby Thank you! Fixed.
Show threadDaniel HernandezDec 26, 2023
Do you know that there is a market for IPv4 addresses where prices are increasing? We really don't need a market for a scarce resource when we can use an alternative abundant resource like IPv6 addresses. Some big companies have bought large amounts of IPv4 addresses (see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IPv4_address_exhaustion#Markets_in_IP_addresses). I don't think this market will benefit people, special in regions where the resource gets more scarce.
IPv4 address exhaustion - Wikipedia

Show threadDaniel HernandezDec 26, 2023
@jens2go @Nature @dyanilewis It is deplorable how something so valuable is not properly protected.
Daniel HernandezDec 26, 2023
Jens NotroffDec 26, 2023

Brilliantly visualised @Nature essay by @dyanilewis, photography by Ulet Ifansasti, on the stunning 45,000 year-old #CavePaintings in #Sulawesi, Indonesia - now threatened by dissolution and irretrievable loss:

https://www.nature.com/immersive/d41586-023-03818-5/index.html

Humanity’s oldest art is flaking away. Can scientists save it?

Ancient humans painted scenes in Indonesian caves more than 45,000 years ago, but their art is disappearing rapidly. Researchers are trying to discover what’s causing the damage and how to stop it — before the murals are gone forever.

Daniel HernandezDec 26, 2023
OmilenDec 26, 2023
When I lived in Aalborg Denmark, the wind blew strong, some bees took refuge in the holes of an old piece of wood, they were so pretty that they looked like hairy bears.
#bees #denmark #aalborg #naturephotography #macro #insect #nature #wildlife
Show threadDaniel HernandezDec 26, 2023
@corwin @[email protected] Yes, it is back 🙂
Daniel HernandezDec 26, 2023

The second version of the KG4S workshop (@kg4s) will be collocated with ESWC 2024 in Hersonissos, Crete, Grece. This workshop intends to gather researchers and industry stakeholders to create a meeting point between Web of Data technologies and sustainability research, to boost the potential contribution of Web technologies, such as Knowledge Graphs, towards sustainability. https://2024.kg4s.org

#kg4s #KnowledgeGraphs #sustainability #SemanticWeb

The second international Workshop on Knowledge Graphs for Sustainability - KG4S

The second international Workshop on Knowledge Graphs for Sustainability - KG4S

The second international Workshop on Knowledge Graphs for Sustainability - KG4S
Daniel HernandezDec 26, 2023
KG for SustainabilityDec 25, 2023

🔴 Extended deadline: March 14.

The second version of the KG4S workshop will be collocated with #ESWC2024 (@eswc_conf) in Hersonissos, Crete, Greece. This workshop intends to gather researchers and industry stakeholders to create a meeting point between Web of Data technologies and sustainability research, to boost the potential contribution of Web technologies, such as Knowledge Graphs, towards sustainability. https://2024.kg4s.org #kg4s #KnowledgeGraphs #sustainability #SemanticWeb #CFP

The second international Workshop on Knowledge Graphs for Sustainability - KG4S

The second international Workshop on Knowledge Graphs for Sustainability - KG4S

The second international Workshop on Knowledge Graphs for Sustainability - KG4S
Daniel HernandezDec 26, 2023
Cascade PineDec 26, 2023

Unexpectedly stumbled on this giant troll sculpture while birdwatching in West Seattle! I knew there were new troll sculptures around; didn’t know I’d be seeing one today. 😄

Sculptor: Thomas Dambo

#seattle #pnw #ThomasDambo

Daniel HernandezDec 25, 2023

Do you know that GitHub does not support IPv6 yet? I noticed this when trying to clone a repository from an IPv6 only server. This is another reason open-source projects should start moving away from GitHub and not requiring us to depend on a single vendor.

https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions/10539

#IPv6 #OpenSource

IPv6 support for cloning Git repositories · community · Discussion #10539

Hi, I'm surprised I didn't find an existing discussion with this topic. Some services like github-releases.githubusercontent.com or user pages do support IPv6, however the webpage (github.com) itse...

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