Monthly Archives: May 2012
TED: Hans Rosling – Religions and Babies
Heh, Hans Rosling did it again… fascinating stats and explaining world’s population growth (the big fill-up) with some leftover boxes. http://www.ted.com/talks/hans_rosling_religions_and_babies.html
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Tagged open data, population growth, presentation, religion, statistics, talk, ted talk, video, visualization
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Setting up a local DBpedia 3.7 mirror with Virtuoso 6.1.5+
Nearly 1.5 years after i initially published a post about how to setup a local DBpedia mirror i recently revisited the problem myself to setup a local mirror of the DBpedia 3.7. Unlike the previous updates so many things have … Continue reading
Posted in Coding
Tagged bigdata, data, database, dbpedia, howto, linked open data, mirror, quadstore, rdf, triplestore, tutorial, virtuoso
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