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AMMDI is an open-notebook hypertext writing experiment, authored by Mike Travers aka mtraven. It's a work in progress and some parts are more polished than others. Comments welcome! More.

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job where I worked in the bioinformatics group and did semantic spreadsheets.

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SmartTables (not exactly EUP, but in the spirit)

from Ted Nelson

I'm doing something similar in SmartTables Traverse (except I can actually implement)

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Other systems I've built like this: Alzabo, Kircher/Nuna, Kircher/Quixey, Enflame, SmartTables, IO Informatics Knowledge Explorer

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SRI Bioinformatics Group

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SmartTables

30 Oct 2021 - 18 Jul 2024

This hack was a system I built while working in the SRI Bioinformatics Group. A working example of a "knowledge spreadsheet", which just means a spreadsheet-like interface that can do semantic or relational computations.

Article: Groups: knowledge spreadsheets for symbolic biocomputing

The original name was "Web Groups"; I don't like either of these names very much.

Unlike almost everything else I've built, this is still running, supported, and used! This is partly because it was written as a subsystem of Pathway Tools, a Common Lisp system that has been under development for at least 25 years, and has a broad user community of working biologists. That is really remarkable these days. Other than Emacs I can't think of another codebase I've touched that has that kind of a shelf life.

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