Gregory Todd Williams

Oops. That actually won't work because of the `while` conditional `read.count < size`. Perhaps instead of writing directly to a `Data` index like `read[position]`, the `UInt8` value could be appended...

I think it'll work if the object is constructed the same as `Data(capacity: size)`, but within the read loop, it is filled with: ``` read.append(nextChar) ```

I think there might be immediate benefits to being able to incorporate the built-up errata on the various SPARQL specs, but worry about the interop issues for trying to do...

This seems related to #2. There's definitely a lot of "academic abandonware" out there. I think curated lists of tools that are actively maintained is a good first step. I...

I’ve always found Docker nice because beyond the relative portability, the associated Dockerfile tells you exactly how the software was installed and configured which is useful even if you’re not...

I'm concerned that a lot of the proposed solutions would bring with them just as many drawbacks. If a big part of the issue here is the challenge of querying...

@wouterbeek that would certainly be possible. Personally, I think there's a lot of value (both syntactically and in usability) in trying to use the least-derived xsd type that makes sense....

I guess what I'm after here is some way to know from the error messages if the problem is me (my HDT file), or the hdt2rdf implementation. Beyond that, a...

@wouterbeek perhaps I misunderstood #180, but I didn't see it as relating to base URIs declared *in* a turtle file. This is an issue of not being able to round-trip...

Sure. Apologies. I'm not super familiar with rdflib, so specifics of calling code may be important here. I'm trying this on Python 3.8.9 on MacOS. I didn't try to evaluate...