Michele Pasin / Quotes

Xml doesn't allow blind interoperability

[..] we must reckon with the cold fact that XML does not of itself enable blind interchange or information reuse. XML may help humans predict what information might lie "between the tags" in the case of , but XML can only help. For an XML processor, and and are all equally (and totally) meaningless. Yes, meaningless.

Saved 26 February 2013 / xml.coverpages.org ↗

#humans #cases #information #XML #fact

Five points of calvinism (tulip)

Most objections to and attacks on Calvinism focus on the "five points of Calvinism," also called the doctrines of grace, and remembered by the mnemonic…

Calvinism (wikipedia Contributors) #humans #persons #point #efforts

Open access for machines as well as humans

Overall, we believe this situation demonstrates the need for supporting Open Access to research publications not only for humans to read, but also for…

A New Semantic Similarity Based Measure For Assessing Research Publication’s Contribution #access #humans #need #publications #situation

The free spirits

Thus, then, have I evolved for myself the "free spirits" to whom this discouraging-encouraging work, under the general title "Human, All Too Human," is…

Human, All Too Human: A Book For Free Spirits #humans #lack #need #friends #title

Decouple your internal ontology from what you publish

The fact that your internal architecture has been built upon a rich cohesive ontology that fits your requirements, and provides for robust and easy to…

3 More C's Of Ontology Engineering In The Enterprise #ontology #ethics #philosophy #schema #fact

Digital humanities as a curriculum

So, if the dig­i­tal human­i­ties is, nei­ther in fact nor in prin­ci­ple, a dis­ci­pline, then what is it? Surely, with its grow­ing army of fol­low­ers and…

The Digital Humanities Situation | The Transducer #fact #basis #one #whole #domain

In Bacon classes of signs mean modes of signifying rather that sign vehicles

It has to be noticed that in Bacon's, as well as in any other medieval sign-typology, the classes of signs — even though this is not explicitly stated by the…

Medieval Semiotics (meier-oeser, Stephan) #language #fact #Bacon