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> There's HILCC, the Hierarchical Interface of LC Classification:
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of the public
interfaces would change (it's a performance-focused release I'm
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(potentially
overly)-complex real-life set of configuration files.
Thanks to everyone who provided feedback for this release!
Feel free to contact me with questions directly, or add issues/ pull
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-8!!) has been relentless.
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on how we can
make these events really work for Code4Lib.
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wondering what the half-life of a radioactive MARC record is.
My guess is it is either really, really short or really, really long. ;-)
Roy
On Mon, Dec 9, 2013 at 1:39 PM, Peter Binkley peter.bink...@ualberta.ca
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Years ago Bill Moen had a set of radioactive MARC records with unique
. *
-Bill, apparently feeling a little bitter this morning -
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If there are people at Stanford that want to talk about how (easy it is) to
extend traject, I'd be happy to have that conversation.
On Tue, Oct 15, 2013 at 12:28 PM, Tom Cramer tcra...@stanford.edu wrote:
++ Jonathan and Bill.
1.) Do you have any thoughts on extending traject to index other
good MARC PHP Libraries, I am struggling to
create
MARC records out of our proprietary database.
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and Elasticsearch. Any ideas on how one could alter (or
propose a new format) more suited to the mechanisms of these two search
platforms?
Any example implemantations would be also really appreciated,
thank you in advance
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implemented in the
MARC::File::JSONhttp://search.cpan.org/~cfouts/MARC-File-JSON-0.002/lib/MARC/File/JSON.pmmodule]
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and instructions on what to do with it.
Get it while it's hot at
https://github.com/billdueber/solr-libstdnum-normalize
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an
option anyway. Eventually, down the road, we'll encourage IE9ers to upgrade
too (once things like flexbox become standard), and at least they should
have the option to try IE10.
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Speaking of which...does any have robust code for getting the date of
publication out of a MARC record, correcting for (or ignoring or otherwise
dealing with) stuff in the fixed fields, dates on other calendars, dates
that are far enough in the future that they must be a mistake, etc.?
-Bill
*and your
power adapter.* Things can get...confusing.
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, that was it! Yes, if you're going to have slides, this
means making your slides or notes/outline in advance so you can practice
your delivery just once!
Just practice it once in advance (even the night before, as a last
resort!), and it'll go great!
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...and a gentle reminder to people actually *at* the conference to *please
don't stream the talk you're actually sitting in*. If you can't see, move
up; don't kill the wifi ;-)
-Bill, remembering the conf at IU where this happened -
On Wed, Jan 30, 2013 at 8:49 AM, Sarah Wiebe swi
not be noticed by the user for a variety of reasons). Are there other
options, and what do you recommend?
Thanks,
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and Michael Witt used the FAST AutoSuggest as
part of their databib project [1]. But are you talking about bringing
the data down for a local index?
//Ed
[1] http://databib.org/
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Has anyone created a nice little wrapper around FAST
Yeah -- I found that right away. Most of what's there appears to be
abandonware.
On Thu, Jan 24, 2013 at 9:10 AM, Tom Keays tomke...@gmail.com wrote:
Hey. NISO has a list of SUSHI tools.
http://www.niso.org/workrooms/sushi/tools/
Tom
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desperately trying not to have to deal with the raw SOAP and parsing
the XML and such, so any help would be appreciated.
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and might serve your needs:
http://www.librarything.com/**wiki/index.php/LibraryThing_**APIshttp://www.librarything.com/wiki/index.php/LibraryThing_APIs
Bill
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But not having zoia would make me sad. And defining zoia to be
woman-unfriendly, when zoia-lovers and zoia-haters appear to span the
gender spectrum and have a variety of reasons (both gendered and non) for
their reactions, would make me sad too.
@love zoia.
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I can also make a case for things that newbies will just find confusing
(chef, takify, etc.) or offensive (@forecast, @mf again) but I'll let
others potentially make that case.
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http://www.groupon.com/deals/chicago-transit-authority-cta-3?utm_campaign=UserReferral_dpamp;utm_medium=emailamp;utm_source=uu83298
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different formats, many
vendor-specific.
What are people's experience with the best, most complete, easiest to work
wtih, 'generic' format for RefWorks import?
EndNote? RIS? Other?
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refworksFormatExport.yaml
Description
. =)
How to Design Programs is online at
http://www.ccs.neu.edu/home/matthias/HtDP2e/. Good for newbie coders.
StackOverflow.com is a great site for questions.
Also a pretty good list at
http://grokcode.com/11/the-top-9-in-a-hackers-bookshelf/
Bill
/software/emacs/) is the Swiss army knife
of document creation tools.
Bill
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included
in the data in the title field. The catalogers wept slightly).
Simon
Slightly? I cry my eyes out *every single day* about that. Well, every
weekday, anyway.
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and doesn't have a lot of the non-latin stuff in it.
Evergreen has a perl
implementationhttp://git.evergreen-ils.org/?p=Evergreen.git;a=blob;f=Open-ILS/src/perlmods/lib/OpenILS/Utils/Normalize.pm:
that's probably where I'll start if no one has anything else.
Anyone?
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the VIAF and
Identities indexing.
Ralph
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experience with font authoring and merging different
fonts?
It looks as though FontForge can merge fonts, but it's not clear how to
deal with overlapping codepoints in the merged fonts.
Thanks,
Mark
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On Wed, Mar 14, 2012 at 2:17 PM, Wilfred Drew dr...@tc3.edu wrote:
I did not mean to sound snarky in my earlier message but I do not
understand why no one is talking about standards and why we have them.
This includes standard ways to present and transmit data between systems.
That is oen
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is required.
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? Is it an issue of data transfer size? Is there
a security issue lurking? Is it tedious to bind events to the new /
updated code? Something else? I've thought about it a lot and can't
think of anything hugely compelling...
Thanks!
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I've worked to deprecate marc-hash (what tends to be referred to as Bill
Dueber's JSON format) in favor of Ross's marc-in-json. To the best of my
knowledge, there is marc-in-json support for ruby (current ruby-marc), PHP
(current File_MARC), marc4j (currently in trunk, soon to be released, I
think
-delimited will win this race.
Yes. Everyone please cast a vote for newline-delimited JSON.
Is there any consensus on the appropriate mime type for ndj?
Keith
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was involved in a project to parse references in papers ... unfortunately,
I don't have that notebook here to check ... but I *think* it was John
Kunze. (and I don't think it was part of the person's presentation, but
something that I had picked up in the Q/A part)
-Joe
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doing with APIs?
Thanks for any insight!
Kind regards,
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be a consideration when
choosing between Android tablets and the iPad.
Only if you go the native app route. I ruthlessly adapted Intuity's
Notabene app code to create an HTML5 kiosk app.
http://blog.intuitymedialab.eu/2010/05/19/intuitys-notabene-rapid-html5-prototyping-on-the-ipad/
Bill
7 will
make it even better. I thought I'd covered Clozure under CL, though.
Bill
Bill Dueber b...@dueber.com wrote:
Unless you're in a very, *very* different library than mine, all the
low-level stuff written in C and variants are at a low-enough level (and in
very specialized domains) that I'd never have an expectation that anyone
working in the library would mess
to push it around. You don't get
street-cred for using a 30 year old program shittily.
-Bill-
On Wed, Jul 27, 2011 at 10:32 PM, Bill Janssen jans...@parc.com wrote:
If I'm hiring a programmer, I want them to know C and Python. C because
all the low-level stuff is written in that, Python
. I'd think there will always be lots of
enterprise Java jobs around.
Bill
, are you
using stemmed fields for your author searches? Curious what people end up
doing. If there are any other more complicated clever things you've done
than just stem-or-not, let us know that too!
Jonathan
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Sending this on behalf of Mary Axford:
LITA Internet Resources and Services Interest Group (IRSIG) is proud to
announce our upcoming program for the 2011 ALA Annual Convention:
The Ultimate Debate: “Library Web Scale Discovery Services: Paradigm Shift
or More of the Same?” (Open)
Monday, June
to a
work-for-hire model and the final content is released CC0, but it's not
clear who's going to pay them for their time.
-Bill-
On Thu, May 19, 2011 at 8:04 AM, Andreas Orphanides
andreas_orphani...@ncsu.edu wrote:
On 5/19/2011 7:36 AM, Mike Taylor wrote:
I dunno. How do you assess
of this matters until someone steps up and adopts it. Code is at
https://library-callnumber-lc.googlecode.com/ (a move to GitHub might make
sense, too) -- step right up and take your chances!
-Bill-
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playing at
the next conference : )
Hey, there's a Cooking for Geek authored by Jeff Potter. [1]
Perhaps we should invite him to do a workshop and raffle the books.
ranti.
[1] http://www.cookingforgeeks.com
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be afraid to include Latin or Greek History. I'm just going for a
snapshot of System angst at not knowing everything.
Thanks,
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the mail. We instead set the Return-Path and Reply-To
to their domain.
Bill
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On 04/12/2011 10:56 AM, LeVan,Ralph wrote:
Thanks! I've forwarded that suggestion to the admins.
Ralph
-Original Message-
From: Code
On Fri, Apr 8, 2011 at 10:10 AM, Ross Singer rossfsin...@gmail.com wrote:
But, yeah, it would be worth running your ideas by a few catalogers to
see what they think.
And if anyone does this...please please *please* write it up!
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On Fri, Apr 8, 2011 at 1:50 PM, Shirley Lincicum shirley.linci...@gmail.com
wrote:
Ross is essentially correct. Education is an authorized subject term
that can be subdivided geographically. Finance is a free-floating
subdivision that is authorized for use under subject terms that
conform to
depressed :-)
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mission of the college and someone needs to be up in arms about it. If you
haven't even asked them, well, maybe you should.
-Bill, who spent his first two years in a library dealing with crappy old
PHP code from long-gone students
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it to the dean.
Kudos to you for doing stuff on your own time (and your own dime, no less).
And please don't let my little rant scare you off. Turning good, wholesome
librarians into...er...whatever it is that most of us here are...is what we
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Ubuntu install.
(4) In Ubuntu, say sudo apt-get install yaz php5.
Should get you at least part of the way there.
Bill
Cha: 16 You must've been watching a different crowd than the rest of us
:-)
On Thu, Feb 17, 2011 at 8:38 PM, Simon Spero s...@unc.edu wrote:
Str: 11
Dex: 3
Con: 8
Int: 16:
Wis: 18
Cha: 16
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. I'm trying to do due-diligence, but anyone
passed a copy of my slides to anyone, please make sure they get the better
numbers.
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a general question, how are team leaders contacting their
attendees? I have no one's email addresses, so for Crazy Horse, I've put
mine in the Wiki.
FYI, I'm one of the ones who signed up for the Crazy Horse. I assume
we'll meet in the lobby at 6?
r.
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Ooops. OK. I'll be there at 5:30, but we won't be leaving until everyone
shows up.
On Mon, Feb 7, 2011 at 4:52 PM, Birkin James Diana
birkin_di...@brown.eduwrote:
Bill,
I recently signed up for this dinner-trek. 5:30 is fine with me, but just
an fyi that the guidelines said 6ish, so I'm
that is proof positive of changes I need to make.
Thanks!
*Sean Moore*
Web Application Programmer
*Phone*: (504) 314-7784
*Email*: cmoo...@tulane.edu
Howard-Tilton Memorial Library http://library.tulane.edu, Tulane
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document as a plain-text file and get some sense of what was in it.
Bill
, what they did about it?
Bill
the vast majority of us will bring the devices we have, and
not upgrade our devices just for the conf.
I would suggest you make sure IT is assuming that NOT everyone will
have 802.11n -- there's no way that's going to happen.
Jonathan
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between
CouchDB and MongoDB?
Thomas Dowling
tdowl...@ohiolink.edu
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There is a php class to talk SIP2. Perhaps you can get some ideas from it.
http://code.google.com/p/php-sip2/
Bill
Migell Acosta wrote:
Michael,
The ILS is Symphony by SirsiDynix and for sure it has the necessary SIP2
compnents on the server side. I'm just looking to do a client on the PC
...)
-Bill-
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, if you're using a slower XML library or a slower JSON library,
your numbers will vary quite a bit. REXML is unforgivingly slow, and
json/pure (and even 'json') are quite a bit slower than yajl. And don't
forget that you need to serialize these things from your source somehow...
-Bill-
On Mon, Oct 25
just plain wrong.
-Bill-
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On Mon, Oct 25, 2010 at 10:10 PM, Alexander Johannesen
alexander.johanne...@gmail.com wrote:
Political? For sure. Engineering? Not so much.
Ok. Solve it. Let us know when you're done.
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insight, I'm sure we're all ears, but try to frame it terms of the existing
work if you can (RDA, some of the dublin core stuff, etc.) so we have a
frame of reference.
On Mon, Oct 25, 2010 at 10:18 PM, Bill Dueber b...@dueber.com wrote:
On Mon, Oct 25, 2010 at 10:10 PM, Alexander Johannesen
it
doesn't deal with DRM restrictions.
Bill
within documents and
DRM?
How about Greenstone?
Bill
content from documents.
Bill
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tell.
Now, none of this is to say that MARC/AACR2 is necessarily the best (or even
a good) way to go about making these works findable. I'm just saying that
evaluating the edge cases in terms of user access are a complicated
business.
-Bill-
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application, God kills a kitten.
-Bill-
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of technology if the
vendors would/could get off their collective asses(1) and give us
better data.
-Bill-
(1) By this, of course, I mean if the librarians would grow a pair
and demand better data via our contracts
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On Mon, May 3, 2010 at 8:39 PM, Jonathan Rochkind rochk...@jhu.edu wrote:
So, Bill, you're still not certain yourself exactly what purposes browse is
used for by actual non-librarian searchers, if anything?
Right. I'm not sure *the extent* to which it's used (data which are
necessarily going
On Thu, Apr 8, 2010 at 2:32 PM, Ryan Eby ryan...@gmail.com wrote:
Unicorn
* Export
Built in. MARC21 or flat file formats. Unicode support is available as an
extra.
...as an extra??? This is the saddest thing I've ready all day.
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it?
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the type of event being published, but I'm
sure other code repos do something similar. Would it be possible to
put something together using Views that listens for feeds of specific
types published by users in the code4lib community?
Aaron
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that will benefit no one ;-)
Cheers (and just get that hose replaced ;-)
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would just ask why you didn't use Bill Dueber's already existing
proto-spec, instead of making up your own incomptable one.
Because the internal use of our specification predated Bill's blog entry,
dated 2010-02-25, by almost a year. Bill's post reminded me that I had not
published or publicly
enough to the proposed
meeting venue to work, although I haven't looked it up on google maps.)
Jonathan
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of these types (application/marc+json and application/marc+ndj)
should automatically be expected to provide both. I don't have an answer for
that.
-Bill-
.
True.
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