IRC log of dig on 2006-07-24

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topic is: Tabulator meeting http://dig.csail.mit.edu/cgi-bin/roundup.cgi/tabulator/">http://dig.csail.mit.edu/cgi-bin/roundup.cgi/tabulator/ (DIG http://dig.csail.mit.edu/ )
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Users on #dig: DIGlogger RalphS sheets lkagal eikeon sandro crowell_work
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Some people just arrived 'for the DIG meeting"
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RalphS has changed the topic to: "24 July DIG meeting topic to be Fresnel" -- https://lists.csail.mit.edu/mailman/private/diggers/2006-July/000956.html
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zakim, this will be dig
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ok, RalphS, I see DIG_weekly()11:30AM already started
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+MIT531
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Meeting: DIG Weekly
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Previous: 2006-07-17 https://lists.csail.mit.edu/mailman/private/diggers/2006-July/000966.html
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15:33:48 [RalphS]
zakim, mit531 has Rubin Meschian, Rob Gonzalez, Yosi, Carlos, Lydia, Aviv, Harvey, Ryan, Elias Torres, Jesus, David, Richard Rogers, Ben Hyche, Tim, Ralph
15:33:48 [Zakim]
+Rubin, Meschian, Rob, Gonzalez, Yosi, Carlos, Lydia, Aviv, Harvey, Ryan, Elias, Torres, Jesus, David, Richard, Rogers, Ben, Hyche, Tim, Ralph; got it
15:34:10 [RalphS]
Regrets: Danny
15:34:44 [ryanlee]
http://dig.csail.mit.edu/2006/Talks/0724-fresnel/
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15:35:45 [RalphS]
Topic: Fresnel Introduction
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Ryan: a Fresnel engine should implment everything that's defined in core
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... an application that uses fresnel-extended should still be able to be viewed in a core-only engine
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Ryan: in general, any CSS that styles the output of a Fresnel engine will be tied to the way that implementation produces its XML
15:45:37 [RalphS]
Ben: how about an engine that generates an event stream rather than XML?
15:45:46 [RalphS]
Ryan: I only implemented XML output
15:46:06 [RalphS]
Ben: if you were going to do further processing then you'd likely want something other than XML out
15:46:14 [RalphS]
Tim: maybe an XML DOM that you work on directly
15:47:42 [RalphS]
Ryan: Emmanuel is the primary designer of FSL, so IsaViz fully implements FSL.
15:48:33 [RalphS]
... DERI never released source to Arago, so Simile considers that implementation to be dead
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... monica schrafel's group is also doing some implementation
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zakim, Rob just arrived in mit531
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Rob was already listed in MIT531, RalphS
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zakim, RobCrowell just arrived in mit531
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+RobCrowell; got it
15:50:00 [RalphS]
Tim: how did you do the 3-across formatting?
15:50:12 [RalphS]
Ryan: a subLens of foaf:knows with an attached CSS class
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... so each knows is a floating subbox
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... ~4 lenses in FOAF example 'after.png'
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Timbl: [notes the comma-separated lists]
15:51:45 [RalphS]
... what's the likelihood of clashes between CSS classes?
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Ryan: very probable for large cases
15:52:19 [RalphS]
Elias: how about some namespacing?
15:52:28 [Zakim]
+DanC
15:52:29 [RalphS]
Ryan: we did talk about namespaces in CSS classe
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... we're not aware of a formal conclusion on CSS namespaces
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TimBL: in Tabulator we want to use several lenses and combine them
15:52:59 [RalphS]
... how possible would this be?
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... have you looked into combining views?
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Ryan: we've not looked at combining
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... our primary use case was viewing known data
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Tim: any way to link to useful lenses from an ontology?
15:54:15 [RalphS]
Ryan: we've not thought about that
15:54:30 [RalphS]
Tim: but you could include the fresnel vocabulary directly in your ontology
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Elias: any fallback mechanism for rendering some properties and falling back to default Longwell rendering of remaining properties?
15:55:17 [RalphS]
Ryan: Longwell has its own fallback but there is no generic/default lense
15:55:22 [RalphS]
s/lense/lens/
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... at the moment, your browser is responsible for its own default lens
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Ben: we wouldn't know how to write a default lens
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TimBL: what if a resource is an instance of multiple classes?
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Ryan: there is a conflict resolution mechanism implemented.
15:56:25 [RalphS]
... for example, we prefer a lens for an instance over a lens for a class
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... full mechanism is not formally documented
15:57:04 [RalphS]
TimBL: how about an icon for switching between lenses?
15:57:08 [RalphS]
Ryan: interesting idea
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TimBL: e.g. for switching between a 'business card' view and some other view?
15:57:46 [RalphS]
Ryan: sounds like a reasonable extension for Fresnel but wouldn't be part of core
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TimBL: how much can you do with just classes and how often do you need more complicated selectors?
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Ryan: we're still hoping for more authors of lenses to step forward
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Aviv: any computability issues for large sets of lenses and large data?
15:59:04 [RalphS]
Ryan: in Longwell, Fresnel is just one processing step and we pre-process as much as we can [of the lenses]
15:59:13 [RalphS]
... we don't yet have a large set of lenses to test
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Elias: we have an ATOM ontology with a stylesheet
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... might be interesting to write a Fresnel lens for ATOM
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http://bblfish.net/work/atom-owl/2006-06-06/AtomOwl.html
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(I'm pretty sure the Atom/OWL thing is not endorsed by the IETF AtomPub WG; i.e. it's not official)
16:00:38 [RalphS]
Ryan: is there an official translation of the ATOM ontology to OWL?
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Elias: we have an ad-hoc translation
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zakim, Lalana just arrived in mit531
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+Lalana; got it
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Rubin: any work on editing data?
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Ryan: the Olin person was interested in looking into that
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... just in the beginning stages
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... Simile hasn't looked into editing
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[Rubin takes the projector]
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Rubin, RobG, Elias all part of IBM's Semantic Web Technologies group
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Rouben Meschian
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s/Rubin/Rouben/g
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Rouben: we were often given new data sets to visualize and had to write custom displays for each; that's what got us interested in Fresnel
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Elias: Dennis Quan made us aware of all the SemWeb work, including RDF and Haystack
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... we looked at Haystack for bit then decided to do the opposite approach starting from eclipse
16:04:45 [RalphS]
... what Rouben is demoing is a java app running in eclipse
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Rouben: I wrote my own Fresnel engine in java
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... it's very simple, doesn't support everything Ryan's does
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... so probably I'll switch to Ryan's engine
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... I'm parsing the CSS myself and applying it to the widgets; it's a lot of work
16:06:21 [EliasT]
Note that IBM's fresnel implementation does both the parsing and rendering in Java using SWT (Standard Widget Toolkit)
16:07:00 [DanC]
(SWT? hmm.. http://www.eclipse.org/swt/widgets/ )
16:07:13 [EliasT]
that's the correct link.
16:08:05 [RalphS]
Rouben: my final application is likely to be a combination of hard coded rendering and Fresnel
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... for editing, I examine the ontology
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... looking for single-values vs. multi-valued properties
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TimBL: what is your data store/
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Elias: the demo is modelled from Haystack; the edits are going to a local store
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... we expect to do some sort of replication
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Ben: how much did you have to augment the ontology to make the editing work nicely?
16:10:14 [RalphS]
Rouben: very little
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... I could do validation by looking at the base datatypes but I wouldn't know about user-defined types
16:11:19 [ryanlee]
lenses and formats used in the Tim's FOAF profile example: http://simile.mit.edu/repository/longwell-demos/dig/fresnel.n3
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Elias: but our ontologies are very explicit; we will put as much [OWL] as we need to support the editing
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... but we have not extended the vocabulary
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... we use jaster to generate beans from OWL
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-> http://jastor.sf.net Jastor
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Yosi: when a lens is being selected, does it handle subClassOf relations?
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Ryan: no, that's best left to an inferencer
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Rouben: we do handle subclass hierarchies and we select the most-specific lens
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RobG: [to Yosi] were you asking about explicit classes or also classes specialized using OWL restrictions?
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Yosi: just noted that OWL class graphs can be quite complicated
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Aviv: [something about inserting literals in java]
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... can you put in a script tag as a literal, for example?
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Ryan: perhaps, with enough escaping. We haven't tried that sort of thing.
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Rouben: have you thought about adding query results as the property value?
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Ryan: we've discussed something related to that
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Ben: [to the IBM folk] have you had any success getting others to write lenses? Our impression in Simile is that lens writing has a high learning curve
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... most of our real lenses are very long
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TimBL: perhaps provide some easy 'getting started' examples; e.g. make the background green for this class of resource
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Rouben: we were interested in dynamic displays such as this in order to allow a scientist to add properties to the base applications that we write
16:21:01 [RalphS]
... a wizard would help a scientist add properties with styling information
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... the direction we'd like to go is to provide [wizards to] support users adding to lenses
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... we'd like to help users find and customize existing lenses
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Aviv: what about more complicated things such as recursive lenses?
16:23:01 [DanC]
(odds of a DIG meeting next week, 31 Jul? )
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Elias: we did some of this with a generic browser where we just had a depth limit after which the browser opened a new page
16:23:14 [DanC]
agenda + DIG meeting 31 Jul?
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Aviv: how heavy is the core? it a big thing for a browser to load as javascript?
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Ryan: it could be big by some measures but it's not a huge .jar
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Aviv: [clarifying] given parsed RDF data and parsed Fresnel data, how big is the rest of the work to produce HTML ?
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Aviv: how about a property that declares a property to be editable?
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... for literals
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Rouben: how do you specify what is permitted in the ontology?
16:28:11 [ryanlee]
fresnel is approximately 15,000 lines of code, on a first pass shell script calculation
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Elias: we'd also like to be able to specify the UI for editing
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Aviv: I'm just interesting in a way to have the UI indicate that some properties are editable and others are not
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Ben: the problem is larger because the whole thing should appear as an edit transaction when the user presses 'submit'
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Rouben: my example only does editing of a single property at a time
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... it does not handle consistency validation across multiple properties
16:30:51 [DanC]
(er... I only allocated an hour to this meeting.)
16:31:36 [DanC]
timbl, your calendar has a Tabulator meeting at 4pET this Thursday. I'm considering taking Thursday off, and I'd like to know the odds of that actually happening.
16:31:55 [DanC]
there's this FOXHOLES thing that I thought was on your calendar but isn't any more.
16:32:19 [DanC]
and there's the HCLSIG discussion of LSIDs and URIs on 31 July. (perhaps for #tagmem)
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TimBL: [something about editing when there are thousands of instances]
16:33:47 [timbl]
You can use copy and paste ... first "copy htis resource" then "ink to copied resource".
16:33:59 [EliasT]
RalphS, is the meeting time over?
16:34:21 [DanC]
the scheduled meeting time is over. a critical mass of participants seem willing to continue, though.
16:34:42 [EliasT]
k. I just want to be polite, since IBM folks (guests) are talking too much.
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Yosi: what if the ontology permits up to 4 values?
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RobG: we don't do OWL Full inferencing
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zakim, next agendum
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agendum 1. "DIG meeting 31 Jul?" taken up [from DanC]
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TimBL: regrets for 31 July
16:36:05 [DanC]
I'm inclined to cancel 31 Jul
16:37:22 [DanC]
on 7 Aug, I'd like to be travelling back from Wikimania, but that looks unlikely. The Extreme Markup conference is roughly in the same state.
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-DanC
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RESOLVED: no meeting 31 July; next meeting 7 Aug, Ralph to chair
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-MIT531
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DIG_weekly()11:30AM has ended
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Attendees were Rubin, Meschian, Rob, Gonzalez, Yosi, Carlos, Lydia, Aviv, Harvey, Ryan, Elias, Torres, Jesus, David, Richard, Rogers, Ben, Hyche, Tim, Ralph, RobCrowell, DanC,
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... Lalana
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well, folding works now. something about "display" attribute of elements baffled me for a while
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Evoli, folding in checked-in code?
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checked-in code?
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evoli: well, folding works now. something about "display" attribute of elements baffled me for a while
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13:06
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ah that. yes, it's checked in now
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so far it displays the first 3 objects of the predicate
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what baffled me was that the predicate cell showed that it had a rowspan of '3', for example, but looked like it had rowspan of much more
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yosi_s, data, query and contentious inferences all in one convenient package: http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-rdf-dawg/2006JulSep/0013
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18:41:09 [hmslydia]
ryanlee, could aviv and I (Lydia) possibly meet with you sometime soon re: Fresnel?
18:42:08 [ryanlee]
sure; in a meeting right now, can we work out a time a bit later?
18:43:07 [hmslydia]
sure thing. I'm in the g515 lounge and i'm the only girl, so you'll know who I am. Thanks!
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sheets, you awake?
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19:27:38 [evoli]
there are infobubbles in timelineView. they work *exactly* like the bubbles in mapView.
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(as far as content goes. the info bubbles aren't the same info bubbles from google.)
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(thanks jambo)
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19:42:11 [DanC]
he runs the "interesting people" list, yes?
19:42:55 [DanC]
danny cites that list now and again
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evoli?
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hello
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