@JMarkOckerbloom A "significant security concern" (#code4lib IRC theory is ransomware).
More info: https://umich.edu/announcements
The automated subject indexing tool #Annif has reached version 1.0 after six years of development!
The 1.0 release signals that it is ready for production use, and that from now on, even more emphasis will be placed on backwards compatible releases to ease future upgrades. Also, there is improved CLI support, preliminary support for Python 3.11, lots of bug fixes and small improvements.
https://github.com/NatLibFi/Annif/releases/tag/v1.0.0
#libraries #machinelearning #classification #AI #subjectindexing #SKOS #code4lib
#annif #libraries #machinelearning #classification #ai #subjectindexing #skos #code4lib
Well, that set of notes to self just devolved into "do I need to write a Primo webcrawler" so that's how my train of thought is going.
On that note -- anybody got a working Primo webcrawler? #code4lib ?
In a conversation with @nb about decentral identifiers (PID, DID, IPFS...) we wondered why libraries have not been engaged in this area no more. Hardly any mention of #bittorrent or #ipfs in #code4lib mailing lists, journal...
An extremely healthy ecosystem. #libraries #libtech #code4lib https://librarytechnology.org/mergers/
I'm exploring the functionality of the #code4lib Lemmy https://code4lib.net using my newly approved account
@bencomp@code4lib.net
I had never registered with such link sharing sites. Since there isn't much activity currently on this instance, I can keep up with all 4 communities, but I also don't know if my posts are a good fit for these communities. We'll see.
As part of his research Constantinescu Nicolaie created a CSV file out of the Code4lib Journal's article metadata enhanced with keywords: https://github.com/kosson/bibliographic-datasets. #code4lib
The Code4Lib Journal is accepting proposals for publication in its 57th issue.
Submission details here:
https://journal.code4lib.org/call-for-submissions #code4lib #DigitalLibraries #GLAMR #libtech #webtech #OpenAccess
#code4lib #digitallibraries #glamr #libtech #webtech #openaccess
Something something #digipres #Metadata for your Monday morning? #Code4Lib 56 is out including an article l wrote looking at #PREMIS events, remodeling, and changing perceptions on conformance. Really excited to hear your thoughts and explore this more.
https://journal.code4lib.org/articles/17264
Thanks to the #Code4Lib team once again for turning the issue around so quickly and the positive editorial experience.
#glam #archives #eventsourcing #premis #code4lib #metadata #digipres
Automated subject indexing tool #Annif 0.61 has been released! Many improvements to batch processing functionality, internal refactoring, optimizations and bug fixes. The next release will be Annif 1.0!
https://github.com/NatLibFi/Annif/releases/tag/v0.61.0
#AI #libraries #code4lib #opensource #machinelearning
#annif #ai #libraries #code4lib #opensource #machinelearning
Wrote up a little blog post: Testing Fcrepo 6 on Fly.io and Cloudflare's R2 Storage
https://gist.github.com/kevinbowrin/e0bd0e71829a655adf3cc3c4951f4882
Writing a document for how we map the data from a MARC-21 record to a Solr document that is indexed and stored in the backend Apache Solr datastore. Having to explain the difference in an indexed field vs a stored field. Having to explain how copy fields work, why they are used, and what stemming is.
I just want to write some code :(
I'm trying my luck learning about Python packaging and open source development in the open with a (for now) small library.
It will provide utilities for working with library (meta)data. Target groups are devs in libraries.
Any tips how I can improve my code and the project are greatly welcome! Ideas are welcome as well!
The repo is at https://codeberg.org/tt/bibkit and the package at https://pypi.org/project/bibkit/
Documentation will be available soon!
@jakkbl and I are giving a code4lib afternoon workshop March 14 @ Princeton: "Up and running with ARK persistable identifiers".
ARKs (Archival Resource Keys, @arks_org) can serve as stable, trusted refs for information objects (#404sNoMore).
For >2 decades, >8 billion ARKs have been created by >1k orgs — libraries, data centers, archives, museums, publishers, govt agencies, etc.
Why ARKs? How to get started? All are welcome.
https://2023.code4lib.org/workshops/getting-running-with-ark-persistable-identifiers
#404snomore #code4lib #persistentidentifiers #pids