Tesseract is going to be slow, and there might not much you can do about
that.
You can do a couple of things, like set up a processes that run on AWS EC2
spot instances, so you can put a standing bid order on AWS instances and
only run your OCR when the price drops.
Or you can buy ABBYY , which
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Hi everyone,
The ArchivesSpace project is considering hosting an open house during
code4lib this year in Portland, with the idea of having some meetups and
get-togethers planned.
We are looking at renting a house close to the conference and it's possible
that there's an extra bed for
I'm in the audiobook camp with Coral because of my commute.
Books:
Terry Pratchett. I'm still working my way through the Discworld but I'm
going to run out/catch up next year. At which point I'll of course have
to start listening all over again.
The Amazing Thing About the Way It Goes:
In my earlier post I failed to mention two of my personal favorites: Urban
Tigers and the (conveniently titled) Urban Tigers Two. These are fictionalized
anecdotes from the author's experiences working at a veterinary hospital
devoted exclusively to feline practice. If you liked James
Art Rhyno talked about doing this with scans of old community newspapers
a few years ago (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gcjCiS9pJ3A)
Yes, it's very compute intensive and slow. He set up Hadoop to farm jobs
out to the PCs in the library's public lab while the library was closed
at night.
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Hi all,
I'd like to experiment with node.js on our production server to create a small
calendar app.
I was wondering if it's better to run node.js on the same server with Apache,
or to set it up a separate cloud instance?
I'm not sure if one is better than the other.
Best,
Junior Tidal
I've had success running node and nginx on the same digital ocean droplet
fwiw.
Apparently node and apache need to be run alongside each other on separate
ports. The answers to this question might be useful to your process:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/14369865/running-node-js-in-apache.
I would take a step back first and ask: Is production really the best place
to experiment? I strongly recommend experimenting somewhere else first. If
you truly are experimenting, and have never worked with node.js before, the
safer of the two options you asked about would be to start by putting
Junior,
Not exactly your question, but there are sometimes reasons to proxy your
node.js app behind another Web server (say to share a domain or subdomain
with other applications or content without using a new public port). Choose
nginx in that case if you can. There are good tutorials for
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Thanks Jason and David for you input.
Yes, to clarify I've worked on some node apps on a workstation then push them
onto a production server to see how it works with other things on that server.
However, it seems like the better route is to start up a instance dedicated
just for node apps.
Hi folks,
I'm hoping to find a PHP class that designed to display data in tables,
preferably able to do two things:
1. Swap the x- and y-axis, so you could arbitrarily show the table with
y=Puppies, x=Kittens or y=Kittens,x=Puppies
2. Display the table either using plain text columns or
+1 I'd also recommend using a dedicated Node.js server. Putting it behind a
(Apache or nginx) proxy defeats it's power of being able to simultaneously
handle a lot of interactions without flooding the machine with threads.
Also really consider what you want to use Node for. I do not recommend it
Junior, sincerely hope that helped. Seems like you made a good choice.
Jason, thanks for the tip: I did not expect Passenger to ship with an nginx
compiler/installer. (Just starting to experiment myself!) Useful not only
for people who aren't system admins, but for those who don't have root on
Where do the data come from? An array?
Cary
On Dec 11, 2014, at 1:32 PM, Ken Irwin kir...@wittenberg.edu wrote:
Hi folks,
I'm hoping to find a PHP class that designed to display data in tables,
preferably able to do two things:
1. Swap the x- and y-axis, so you could arbitrarily show
Of course, the easiest thing to do is search for “php pivot tables”. There are
many libraries for this, although I don’t recall any that output “plain text”.
There are some ultra-slick ones that you can buy if you want the output to look
like something from Excel in 1998.
Cary
On Dec 11,
On Dec 11, 2014, at 4:32 PM, Ken Irwin wrote:
Hi folks,
I'm hoping to find a PHP class that designed to display data in tables,
preferably able to do two things:
1. Swap the x- and y-axis, so you could arbitrarily show the table with
y=Puppies, x=Kittens or y=Kittens,x=Puppies
2.
A few months ago, there was a discussion of trying to try to make a libraries
site on Stack Exchange.
For those that were interested, this might be an interesting project to
participate in, although their scope isn't necessarily all library questions.
-Joe
Begin forwarded message:
From:
Ken: are you looking for pivot table functions? I thought you were
describing something more akin to the Excel TRANSPOSE function.
If you are looking for a pivot table library, ADO is a good abstraction
library and has it built in.
http://phplens.com/adodb/pivot.tables.html
If you want to
Sorry this took so long but been having a bunch of computer problems.
Instead of trying to reply to bits of this I’m going to try to be more
comprehensive.
First thing is to understand a few things.
The streaming aspect is far less important than where you are transfering it
from and
Forwarded to several lists, apologies for the duplication:
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Hi all,
Agreed with Brent regarding a cease and desist order coming long before any
legal action, and agreed with Simon that under Aereo, and previous
decisions, streaming is a performance and not distribution. FWIW I'm fairly
certain that between the educational exemption for performance and
I’m not commenting on whether inflections are good, bad, or ugly, but simply
looking at this from the perspective of real-world hurdles, unexpected
interactions, and implementation challenges that are going to be run into by
the selection of an existing reserved character as an inflection
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