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Topics without names

Normally topics have explicit names, since that makes them easier to talk about.[4] However, topics don't always have names: A simple cross reference, such as “see page 97”, is considered to be a link to a topic that has no (explicit) name.

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#topic #name #reference #link #cross-references

Rigid designators

Kripke’s argument appeals to the concept of a “rigid designator.” A rigid designator is defined as an expression that always refers to the same object in any…

Mind: A Brief Introduction (John R. Searle) #reference #logic #language #name

A believer's pitch for Bitcoin

Well, some people say you can still get in before the real boom. Many are predicting the bitcoin to go from 200 to 360 in the next few months and eventually…

Man Buys $27 Of Bitcoin, Forgets About Them, Finds They're Now Worth $886k | Technology | Theguardian.com #people #Bitcoin #link

CORE extracts citation networks

CORE uses the ParsCit system to extract citation information from the publications full-‐text. This information is used in turn to check if the (cited) target…

Core : Three Access Levels To Underpin Open Access #publications #information #purpose #aggregation #link

Fragmentions: linking to words in a page

What if instead we combined these two ideas: use a fragment to identify part of a page mention words in the page as the identifier I’ve named these…

Fragmentations #words #text #link #idea #pages

Product owner

ScrumMaster has to coach the product owner to understand how to achieve the goals and how to continually adapt and prioritize the backlog. The ScrumMaster is…

A Scrum Master Is Not A Project Manager By Another Name #team #goal #link #owners #product-owners

Stop short of (dictionary definition)

stop short of not go as far as (some extreme action): the measures stopped short of establishing direct trade links.

Osx Dictionary #measures #link