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RDFa vs microformats from Evan Prodromou
I'm fascinated by the idea of including semantic markup in Plain Old XHTML pages, and I'm excited by recent developments in this area. But I'm also concerned about the growing discrepancy between the W3C's initiative, namely RDFa, and the more established but conversely less official microformats effort. I think that having competing standards efforts in this area is going to hurt the advancement of so-called small-s semantic Web technologies, which is going to be bad for everyone. Using XHTML as its own metadata substrate makes for some interesting applications, some of which are starting to disseminate on the Web.
Next3D's plan to bring recorded video to the Oculus Rift
The dream of wearing a lightweight headset, like the Oculus Rift , in order to simulate physical presence isn't limited to the imaginary worlds of video games. One man's vision is that of immersive TV shows, movies and live sports. In fact, David Cole, co-founder of Next3D and an industry veteran who helps content creators and providers produce and deliver 3D, has been using his Rift dev kit to bring TV and film to life since the kits started shipping in March . The company is combining its video processing and compression technology with its experience in content production and stereoscopic delivery to offer what it's called Full-Court.
What’s Best: Microformats, RDFa, or Micro Data?
In a recent post by Mike Blumenthal about Google’s announcement of supporting Microformats for local search, Andy Kuiper asked in the comments whether it would be best to go with Microdata versus RDFa or Microformat for marking up local business information. As the number of flavors of semantic markup have grown, I think Andy’s not the only one to wonder which markup protocol might be ideal. Here’s my opinion. When you’re asking “which is better?”, it’s important to know what we’re speaking-of, since there are a number of different goals that people could be pursuing. For some, this is a question of which is better from an elegance-of-coding perspective (if you’re interested in this, you might read Evan Prodromou’s great article, RDFa vs microformats).
John Balestrieri
Paint·y: Of, coated with, or soiled with paint: a painty finish; painty overalls.Having a crudely or clumsily painted surface: The stage set consisted chiefly of painty scenery. I am developing experimental, stroke-based rendering software—affectionately known as Painty. The software takes a photo, 3D rendering, or some other image as input, perceptually deconstructs it, then rebuilds a new image as a sequence of brush strokes. Painty uses image processing and machine vision algorithms but is guided by my background in art & design.
The Open Graph Protocol
Photo Clip Art
Live demo People Jean-François Lalonde (Carnegie Mellon University)Derek Hoiem (Carnegie Mellon University) Alexei A. Efros (Carnegie Mellon University)Carsten Rother (Microsoft Research Cambridge)John Winn (Microsoft Research Cambridge)Antonio Criminisi (Microsoft Research Cambridge)
Photosketcher: Interactive Sketch-Based Image Synthesis
Photosketcher: Interactive Sketch-Based Image Synthesis Nov.-Dec. 2011 (vol. 31 no. 6) pp. 56-66 Photosketcher is an interactive system for progressively synthesizing novel images using only sparse user sketches as input.
Tamy Boubekeur's Homepage
Stephane Calderon and Tamy Boubekeur SIGGRAPH 2014, Conditionally accepted. Thierry Guillemot, Andres Almansa and Tamy Boubekeur CVPR 2014 (oral), to appear Emilie Guy, Jean-Marc Thiery and Tamy Boubekeur EUROGRAPHICS 2014 - Computer Graphics Forum journal, to appear.
