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since it's #RDF night on the fedi, this blank node monstrosity is one of my favorite things i saw today:
Here I have an example .ttl file showing 64 blank nodes nested within each other, each blank node contains a simple predicate URI <:> (most nested blank node contains the triple _:b <:> <:>): (it's a grid of square brackets and colons 13 rows long and 32 characters wide. I'll copy/paste the full thing at the end, but basically it just looks like a massive nested set of RDF triples that makes you question why we made computers at all) Text continues: Getting the error when trying to load the file using pyoxigraph/oxrdflib: ValueError: No scheme found in an absolute IRI The grid (not screen reader friendly, but here for you if you want it): @prefix : <:> . [ : [ : [ : [ : [ : [ : [ : [ : [ : [ : [ : [ : [ : [ : [ : [ : [ : [ : [ : [ : [ : [ : [ : [ : [ : [ : [ : [ : [ : [ : [ : [ : [ : [ : [ : [ : [ : [ : [ : [ : [ : [ : [ : [ : [ : [ : [ : [ : [ : [ : [ : [ : [ : [ : [ : [ : [ : [ : [ : [ : [ : [ : [ : [ : : ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] .
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