On 2/1/14 6:01 PM, Ali SH wrote:
Yes, and those that disagree are saying: you don't use identifiers
for that purpose. That isn't what denotation is supposed to address.
You describe what's denoted by an identifier which is how make the
referent of said identifier meaningful.
That's because the industry has been doing it wrong for a very long
time. The reason why its taken this long to detangle boils down to
the proliferation of silos at every level in the computing stack
from the host operating system to actual end-user applications. It's
a mess, to put things mildly!
He example is utterly subjective.
I've sold a lot of SPARQL into enterprises that's being used on par
with SQL and I can tell you for certain that a search on labels is
where matters start, via full text patterns. The problem with SPARQL
is that this aspect isn't standardized, that's all.
select distinct ?s
where {?s
?p ?o.
?o
bif:contains "Some text pattern" } .
Is typical.
If not using SPARQL, then a lookup on labels is typical.
I am not speculating, I am telling you what happens in the
enterprise or anywhere else.
Subjectively inaccurate, sorry !
Programmers are part of the entire mess. This whole matter is too
lob sided, and now we have programmers dominating discourse for
which they are intrinsically ill equipped. This is akin to leaving
the domains of civil engineering and architecture to bricklayers, so
to speak, only in the computing industry has this form of
dysfunctionality failed to raise the obvious concerns it deserves.
What system are you using? Please don't treat the system you are
using as being universal. One size doesn't fit all.
See my comment above.
Meaning what to a Chinese speaker? Would you like the same in
Chinese?
Certain humans. Not all humans.
See my comment above.
Sorry, simply wrong. Too subjective.
Subject to where we come from and what languages we speak.
Yes, but that isn't the point you are making. You are deciding that
this all starts from the point that works for you, and then everyone
else coalesces around that. How about inverting that pattern? Will
you still play ball?
Subjective!
Kingsley
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