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Lyon, France
Joined October 2007
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Do you want to promote #diversity and #inclusion at @TheWebConf ? Please take some time to review our proposed Code of Conduct www2018.thewebconf.org/diver…
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Thank you for the effort you put in the #LDOW workshop. However, could you please delete the photo? Orange lanyards, you know...
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We're happy that you enjoyed the panel, but could you please delete the photo? Orange lanyards, you know...
We're happy that you enjoyed the panel, but could you please delete the photo? Orange lanyards, you know...
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Il y est même déjà depuis ce matin :-) Demain, il parlera décentralisation au workshop RCSW.
Et il sera en personne à Lyon le 26 avril prochain dans le cadre de la Conférence mondiale du web -> saladelyonnaise.com/article/… #TheWebConference #Lyon cc @TheWebConf
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Wow :-/ One more reason to promote #diversity & #inclusivity www2018.thewebconf.org/diver… nitter.vloup.ch/_SamCross/status…
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aah Rotnest Island, great memories from #www2017 ;) @TheWebConf
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@RubenVerborgh @danbri How about an incubator group on GraphQL / LD convergence? Ideally involving people from both communities?
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Same Origin Policy gets old when you find yourself querying http://127.0.0.1:8080/http://127.0.0.1:2020/sparql :-/
Et il ne sera pas seul! Vinton Cerf, père d'internet, et Cédric Villani, médaille Fields, seront avec lui (et d'autres) pour discuter de l'avenir du Web. @TheWebConf
no kidding? Good luck with that! Is that all planes or or plane+train? @TheWebConf
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It's a very widespread feeling, don't worry... If that can help: the originality (and hence the contribution) is as much in your own narration, i.e. how you relate the different pieces of your thesis, as in the pieces themselves. Hold on!
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Morning thought: Greg Egan's short story 'Unstable Orbits in the Space Of Lies' (1992) could be seen as a prophetic vison of the #filterbubble
@InterMedia_Lyon @TheWebConf "le concepteur *américain* du Web" ?!?
Actually, the proceedings will be published in HTML. Not yet the self-control you are looking for, I know, but a significant step towards native Web stack, I believe. Rome wasn't built in one day...
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