@jelabra

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Semantic Web enthusiast. Founder of WESO (Web Semantics Oviedo) research group
Home pagehttp://labra.weso.es/
Orcidhttp://orcid.org/0000-0001-8907-5348

🥳 Dear Digital Humanities, Cultural Heritage and Semantic Web Communities:
We are hosting the 3rd edition of the Workshop for Semantic Digital Humanities (SemDH), co-located with #ESWC2026

📝 Submit your work until March 03
✈️ We provide travel grants, made possible by @nfdi4culture

Papers will be published in CEUR Proceedings.
Website: https://semdh.github.io/

@semdh @lysander07 @fizise @eswc_conf #NFDIrocks #SemDH2026 #DH #DigitalHumanities #CulturalHeritage #AI #LLM #SemanticWeb

People have very different expectations of what “making services interoperable” actually means. I think we need to make this explicit by talking about 3 different levels: either you just want to promote iop within an app ecosystem (cf. ~ bsky), or you want cross-ecosystem reusability to be possible (cf. ~ activitypub).

https://pietercolpaert.be/interoperability/2025/08/22/levels-of-ambition

very excited to have @jelabra here in Maastricht since Tuesday evening. Yesterday he was opponent in Ammar's PhD defense and he give presentation in the mini symposium in the afternoon, and right now we're looking into his new Rudof tool

#openscience #semweb

Microsoft released v1.0 of their Quantum Development Kit in January, re-written in Rust and compiled to wasm so that you can run quantum circuits through the simulator directly in VSCode locally or in the browser - no server required. Pretty impressive and a nice developer experience. So now both MS and IBM's Qiskit are using rust for their Quantum offerings... a good time to be interested in Quantum Computing and working with rust!
https://devblogs.microsoft.com/qsharp/announcing-v1-0-of-the-azure-quantum-development-kit/

#rust #rustlang #quantum_computing #microsoft

Announcing v1.0 of the Azure Quantum Development Kit

Today we are excited to announce the 1.0 release of the Azure Quantum Development Kit, which we often refer to simply as “the QDK”. As outlined in an earlier blog post, this is a significant re-write over the prior QDK with an emphasis on speed,

Q# Blog

I have this wild hope that first, people will come to recognize #ChatGPT's unshakable confidence as a sign of complete and utter ignorance, and then, they'll start applying that to *humans*, too.

Maybe, just maybe, these Bullshit-as-a-Service generators can finally teach people that confidence isn't the same as competence or correctness — and that, in fact, they're often *negatively* correlated.

Maybe people can learn.

I have this wild hope.

How was it to grow as a Hungarian in #Romania? I talked with Gabor, 40, from #Transylvania

His grandparents never moved, they were born in #Hungary. But borders did, and that area is now Romania

As a kid, Gabor spoke better Romanian than his grandparents, who struggled to learn. However, the majority of the population of Transylvania has been Romanian since the 19th century

"As kids, we learned each other's language just by playing together. Sports clubs were mixed"

https://europeanperspective.substack.com/p/hungarians-in-the-carpathians-european

Hungarians in the Carpathians (European minorities, chapter 1)

The rearrangement of national borders after World War I still affects the identity feelings of the people living in the region today.

The European Perspective

"The Cost of Code": an excellent article that was actually a topic of a presentation in 2019.

https://dylanbeattie.net/articles/the-cost-of-code/

I can't believe I missed this. Great reading for the evening. Thank you @dylanbeattie

#coding #softwareengineering

The Cost of Code : dylanbeattie.net

Dylan Beattie talks about the economics of programming, and the social and environmental cost of modern software.

#LD42023 II: Getting to Know Each Other, Librarians in the Wikidata World”

“So, what has brought librarians to participate in the Linked Open Data movement in Wikidata?” Some answers that were recorded during the LD4 2023 conference:

https://diff.wikimedia.org/2024/02/02/ld42023-ii-getting-to-know-each-other-librarians-in-the-wikidata-world/

#Libraries #Wikidata #LinkedOpenData #LD4_23

#LD42023 II: Getting to Know Each Other, Librarians in the Wikidata World

Why are librarians using Wikidata? Read this post to find out!

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This Guy Has Built an Open Source Search Engine as an Alternative to Google in His Spare Time

"I found it very weird that there essentially is no way to browse the web in an open manner. So that's what I am trying to build," the founder of Stract said.

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