Here are two jobs that I'm forwarding on behalf of Jane Greenberg at unc.edu.
//Ed
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Greetings,
The Dryad project has 2 new positions--a data repository programmer,
and HIVE programmer to work with SKOS. The HIVE post may be of
particular interest to SKOS folks. Applicants should know that the
I would suggest reading the Franklin Street Statement before making any
decision. Not preaching one way or the other. Hopefully just adding to your
list of pros & cons to weigh.
http://autonomo.us/2008/07/franklin-street-statement/
--jay
On Tue, Nov 11, 2008 at 3:52 PM, Chad Fennell <[EMAIL PROT
Hello Joanna,
I recommend another location for the next meeting—both Barnard and
Brooklyn Public have expressed willingness to host.
The wiki also solves who can meet when—people sign up if the date
works for them.
Yrs,
Jay
On Nov 11, 2008, at 5:01 PM, Joanna J. DiPasquale wrote:
Hi Ja
Hi Jay,
Sorry for the confusion! When we started up Code4LibNYC, we repurposed a
former METRO special interest group named Library 2.0. But before that
happened, we had to reserve the rooms for potential meeting dates
-- the meeting space calendar fills up fast. So it looks like these
even
Please excuse the cross-posting.
Web Technologies, Content & User Interfaces Librarian
The University of Miami Libraries seeks a creative, innovative individual to
provide leadership in the content, technology and effective user interfaces of
the Libraries web presence and promotes user-centere
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I've used analog, awstats, mint, analytics, and crazyegg in the past.
Nothing so far has been perfect, but in general, Analytics has been my
favorite for most applications.
* Setup is bog-simple
* It does pretty exactly what I want
* It's free
* Their privacy policy is sane.
The only real annoyan
I suggest using http://wiki.code4lib.org.
Also, it would be good to set dates and locations for these meetings
collaboratively on this listserv, I think.
Jay
Re:
Ed Summers
Tue, 11 Nov 2008 08:26:31 -0800
Joanna:
Could I suggest an item for the agenda: whether the nyc.code4lib.org
DNS rec
Library Code People:
1 - What do you use for your web statistics package? Are you happy
with it? Pros/Cons?
2 - What do you wish you used or had access to?
3 - Opinions on Specific Projects:
3.1 Piwiki/Mint
Piwik and Mint both seem pretty interesting to me because they solve
some of the
Relatedly, just today Fedora Commons and DSpace have announced a
project called "DuraSpace":
'''Over the next six months funding from the planning grant will allow
the organizations to jointly specify and design "DuraSpace," a new
web-based service that will allow institutions to easily distribute
If you are interested in Hadoop's distributed filesystem HDFS [1] you
might also be interested in Tahoe [2].
The downside to things like Hadoop and Tahoe as compared with S3 are
that you have to manage the machines and services yourself, rather
than paying someone else to do it in the cloud. But I
James,
I'm just following up on this issue. (Conference season intervened.) I
would appreciate a tip on who to talk to at NC about their laptops.
Thanks!
J
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On Nov 11, 2008, at 10:31 AM, Phil Cryer wrote:
Nice article - did you consider anything like Hadoop, which is
Yahoo's open source distributed filesystem/distributed computing
application? I've been looking at it and had a demo setup just to
do
Hi Ed,
Thank you for the offer. Let me discuss it with Kevin and Paul and
bring it up with the group, too (any group members out there, please let
me know your thoughts!). I think we'd like to keep nyc.code4lib.org,
but where it should point is another issue. :)
Thanks again,
Joanna
E
Joanna:
Could I suggest an item for the agenda: whether the nyc.code4lib.org
DNS record is necessary. Jay Datema asked me to set this up maybe a
month ago--which I did. But I don't believe the group itself is using
the server that this hostname resolves to. If you want to have
nyc.code4lib.org con
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On Nov 10, 2008, at 3:22 PM, Tim Shearer wrote:
Anybody doing mass storage for their library/consortium on amazon s3?
Anybody rejected it as an idea?
Willing to share? Please do.
Tim,
I looked at the idea in comparison with OCLC's Digital Arch
Code4LibNYC will meet tomorrow, 12 Nov 2008, at 10:00 a.m. We'll be at
the METRO offices @ 57 E 11th Street.
All are welcome to attend!
Looking forward to seeing you,
Joanna
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