What if every subject that we think about can have explicit representation in our computers?

Subject: XTM

XTM (XML Topic Maps) is a syntax for the interchange of Topic Maps.

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Saturday,  October 25,   2008,  07:03 PM

Watching an interview about Powerset

 

InfoQ published an interview with Tom Preston-Werner on Powerset, GitHub, Ruby and Erlang. I really like projects that try to analyze text/resources on the web and try to implement “smart search”. Powerset is one of these projects. But what I like even more is the approach when we explicitly represent facts/information items using open knowledge representation standards such as Topic Maps or RDF. ...

 
· PSI · RDF · Subject-centric computing · Topic Maps · XTM ·

Saturday,  January 19,   2008,  01:16 PM

Subject-centric blog in XTM (Topic Maps interchange) format

 

XTM export has been available on Subject-centric blog from the first day. But, I think, it was not obvious what readers can do with it. I added a link to Subject-centric topic map in Omnigator (Topic Maps browser). ...

 
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  • Resource-oriented architecture and Subject-centric computing: what is the difference?

    I just finished reading RESTful Web Services. It is an amazing book and I think it will play a very important role in defining main principles of the next generation of the Web. The authors of the book introduce the Resource-Oriented Architecture (ROA) as an architecture for building the resource-centric programmable Web. “Resource” is a fundamental concept in this architecture.

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