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• the-year-of-the-developers topic Research.
• the-year-of-the-developers topic Semantic_Web.
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• the-year-of-the-developers abstract "The Semantic Web is plagued by various issues, one rather prominent fact being that few people actually heard about it. If you ask me, it’s because we have been focusing almost exclusively on research lately, which is quite odd. After all—no matter how good the research is—eventually, code is at the core of all Web systems. Why is it that we have been selectively deaf and blind for those who build what we need most: actual applications that use Linked Data in the real world? Fortunately, the first Semantic Web Developers Workshop found a very passionate audience. We need more of this, and we need it now.".
• the-year-of-the-developers alternativeHeadline "Let’s appreciate those who eventually build the Semantic Web, line by line.".
• the-year-of-the-developers datePublished "2014-10-30T11:30:00+01:00".
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• thank-you-for-your-attention author me.
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• thank-you-for-your-attention about Communication.
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• thank-you-for-your-attention abstract "Talks at academic conferences seldom feature a high knowledge per minute ratio. Speakers often talk for themselves, unwittingly spawning facts that are not directly useful to their audience. For me, the most symptomatic aspect is the obligatory “thank you for your attention” at the end of a talk. Think about what you’re saying. Was your talk so bad that people had to do you an actual favor by paying attention? We’ve got this whole thing backwards. You are one of the people the audience paid for to see. They should be thanking you for doing a great job—provided of course, that you really do the best you can to help them understand.".
• thank-you-for-your-attention alternativeHeadline "An audience shouldn’t do you a favor by listening—do them a favor by explaining.".
• thank-you-for-your-attention datePublished "2014-12-31T17:30:00+01:00".
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• 600000-queryable-datasets-and-counting author me.
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