#ELIXIRAHM #Bioinformatics
...and albeit this is an n=1 example lacking rigor but...
if you ask standard Mistral "Write a SPARQL query for Wikidata to find all planets that have more than two moons" it gives a very poor answer that doesn't give a sensible SPARQL query.
Whereas _after_ connecting the Wikidata MCP, Mistral with the very same prompt generates a Wikidata-informed SPARQL query which "works" (gives the expected/intended result in the Wikidata Query Service).
Interesting.
"Go Away Microsoft! The Netherlands is Quietly Building Its Own GitHub Replacement
The self-hosted, FOSS-only platform is still in the pilot phase, but government agencies are already signing up.
Back in November 2025, Jan Vlug, a software engineer who writes for the Dutch government's developer portal, put out a detailed blog recommending which Git forge the Netherlands should adopt for its governmental source code hosting needs.
His post came at a time when the Ministry of the Interior (BZK) was already setting up a dedicated Git instance, and the platform decision was still open.
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Forgejo came out on top due to its fully free and open source nature. Licensed under GPLv3+ and governed by Codeberg e.V., a democratic nonprofit, it has no enterprise tier, proprietary upsell, or vendor lock-in problems.
On April 24, 2026, code.overheid.nl had its soft launch, with developer advocate Tom Ootes writing about it on developer.overheid.nl. He framed it as a collective project to build something together rather than ship something finished.
The platform is a self-hosted Forgejo instance, running on Dutch government infrastructure managed by SSC-ICT (DAWO). It's free for all government organizations and is built around the following goals."
SSSOM now specifies an algorithm for hashing records (i.e., rows in a SSSOM TSV file) to support interoperability across implementations and make semantic mappings more FAIR
π https://mapping-commons.github.io/sssom/spec-support-hashing
Implementations are already available in SSSOM-Java and sssom-pydantic
huge thanks to @dgouttegattat for leading the development of this part of the SSSOM spec!
You have a #project and want to know (or block) if a contribution is AI made?
we at #WoodpeckerCI have packaged the #AgentScan as #plugin: https://woodpecker-ci.org/plugins/agentscan
"Planning is understood to [promote trust in repositories] but [...] despite the importance assigned to succession planning in certification standards for trustworthy digital #repositories (TDRs), there is little in-depth guidance on how to design and implement such plans."
Hope for the best, plan for the worst: Reducing risks associated with #repository cessation https://doi.org/10.2218/ijdc.v20i1.1091 #TDRs #DigitalLibraries #DigitalCuration #OpenData #OpenResearch #digipres
RE: https://dair-community.social/@DAIR/116213345736660807
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π₯π₯π₯ No "AI" generated applications please. We read every application. E.g. we read through nearly 600 internship applications a couple of years back. It's pretty easy to tell whether someone is blasting slop or truly spending the time to apply.