2014-08-25.log

--- Log opened Mon Aug 25 00:00:45 2014
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kanzurenmz787: look at orchestrate.py and see if it does what you want00:09
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gnushahttps://secure.diyhpl.us/cgit/paperbot/commit/?id=ce1d123a Nathan McCorkle: added generator fix (really stupid and ugly and dumb) to code post-successful zotero pdf_url parsing. The sciencedirect section should be looked at for example of how to change the few lines around/near the .get calls02:02
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nmz787paperbot: http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S156753940600042902:10
paperbothttp://diyhpl.us/~bryan/papers2/paperbot/%0A%20Biomoleculenanoparticle%20hybrid%20systems%20for%20bioelectronic%20applications%0A%20.pdf02:10
nmz787paperbot: http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S156849460600055X02:12
paperbothttp://diyhpl.us/~bryan/papers2/paperbot/%0A%20Effective%20mutation%20rate%20for%20probabilistic%20evolutionary%20design%20of%20analogue%20electrical%20circuits%0A%20.pdf02:13
nmz787sweet02:13
nmz787kanzure: yup seems to be working02:13
ebowden_Damn, it's not working for me.02:24
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ParahSailinnmz787_i: so i think you can take away the gaiix for free if you want08:31
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nmz787_iParahSailin: say wut09:18
nmz787_iParahSailin: for shipping costs or what?09:18
ParahSailinif someone wanted to grab the thing or pay for shipping, yeah09:19
nmz787_ipaypal, bit/dogecoin, cashiers check?09:20
nmz787_itell me how much09:20
nmz787_ior do i have to drive down to the bay?\09:20
ParahSailinyeah youd probably need to drive down09:21
nmz787_ihmm, i might be able to do it labor day weekend09:22
kanzurewould patrik pick it up?09:22
nmz787_ihmm, maybe09:22
nmz787_ii think he's closer to livermore usually09:22
nmz787_ihe lives in alameda, or used to09:22
nmz787_isomone with more time would be easier to convinve maybe09:23
kanzuresimon?09:23
nmz787_ihe's even further from the north bay09:25
nmz787_iummm09:25
kanzuredelinquentme?09:25
nmz787_imaybe09:26
nmz787_inot sure if he has a vehicle09:27
nmz787_iParahSailin: it's at Eureka?09:28
ParahSailinhercules09:29
kanzuretoo bad, i have someone at eureka09:29
nmz787_ikanzure: ParahSailin there seems to be a UPS store right near I-80 in hercules09:30
nmz787_iI think they'd package and ship it by themselves... we could probably just arrange a cab to do the transport or something09:31
nmz787_ikanzure: idk but the machine on ebay looked like it might be the same size as the synthesizer, wasn't the shipping like $50 for that?09:32
nmz787_ior was it more?09:32
kanzure$50-$6009:32
nmz787_iso figure 20 or 30 bux for a cab ride, 50-60 to ship, prob 20-40 to package09:33
kanzureoops i was thinking of my person at genia09:34
kanzureeureka person is obvious09:34
nmz787_iwow 2tb drive on newegg $9009:41
nmz787_ionly 5900 rpm, but i guess those live longer than 7200rpm, right?09:41
nmz787_ikanzure: do we have a list of journals/online-publisher-paper-portals09:53
nmz787_ii can't think of a good unit test other than by going to the main page of each of these, parsing for some 'latest articles' and grabbing the first one09:54
nmz787_ithen using that link to look for a PDF09:54
kanzureunit testing should use stored html samples09:54
nmz787_iotherwise we'd have to manually choose a link for each and save that to a config file09:54
kanzurethere is a list of publishers available here https://github.com/zotero/translators09:54
nmz787_iwell not HTML?09:54
nmz787_iwhy not the URL09:54
nmz787_ithe unittest would tell us if our HTML parsing failed09:55
nmz787_ithey wouldn't if the HTML was saved09:55
kanzureunit testing should not make network requests. that is why the html should be stored.09:55
kanzurehere's some paperbot requests http://diyhpl.us/~bryan/irc/paperbot-requests.txt09:56
nmz787_ihmm09:56
kanzurepython-requests has a few mocking libraries for unit testing09:56
kanzurehttps://github.com/patrys/httmock09:57
kanzurehttps://github.com/dropbox/responses09:57
nmz787_ii guess we would need a re-download HTML function09:57
nmz787_ihow would we know if the pages change09:57
kanzurehttps://github.com/kanzure/python-requestions09:57
kanzureunit tests don't check if the html has changed09:57
kanzurethey check if your code no longer works against the previous samples09:57
nmz787_ibut then they might not work IRL09:57
kanzurehttps://github.com/sigmavirus24/requests-vcr09:58
kanzurethat doesn't matter09:58
kanzurethat happens anyway09:58
nmz787_ii guess the updater would check if the stored HTML was diff09:58
kanzureunit testing is a way to prevent the other kinds of failure modes09:58
kanzurehttps://github.com/gabrielfalcao/HTTPretty10:00
kanzurewhy does this work: http://www.jstor.org/stable/pdfplus/10.1086/653104.pdf?acceptTC=true10:15
kanzureand this works: http://www.jstor.org/stable/pdfplus/4606667.pdf?acceptTC=true10:15
kanzurebut this one does not? http://www.jstor.org/stable/pdfplus/653104.pdf?acceptTC=true10:15
kanzuredingo_: any insight?10:15
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ParahSailinnmz787_i: its pretty large10:20
dingo_the 10.2307/ prefix is jstor's own DOI (means the're the ones who digitized it by hand), and when the prefix is omitted, internally it assumes 10.2307/, so the first one is digitized by someone else and has a different doi prefix.10:26
dingo_the latter two are assumed 10.2307/, i suppose, i don't see any difference in working/not working myself10:27
dingo_oh well, the first vs. the third -- you're getting different articles, right? 10.2307/653104 vs. 10.1086/65310410:27
kanzureone of the pdfs load and the other does not load10:28
kanzurebut you're right, i think it's because of the default doi assumption10:29
kanzuregood call10:29
dingo_yeah before ~2012 the *only* doi on jstor was 10.2307, so they omitted it in all the of /id/ urls10:29
kanzurethank you10:29
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dingo_interestingly http://www.jstor.org/action/showBooksAsXml times out and returns a server-generated error page after a great long while, where i would expect to find these alternative DOI's10:33
dingo_for any error page page like this you can use 'view source' and sometimes even see the java traceback hidden in a <!-- comment --> this one is just terse: ERROR: Page Loading Error generated via Fastly Servers10:35
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kanzuredingo_: i rewrote paperbot10:36
dingo_in go? hehe10:36
kanzurefrom https://github.com/kanzure/paperbot/blob/master/modules/papers.py10:36
kanzureto https://github.com/kanzure/paperbot/blob/master/paperbot/orchestrate.py10:36
kanzureno10:36
dingo_you could remove the 'else:' and save an indentation under the iterdownload() block10:39
dingo_and the next one after pdf_url == url, continue block10:39
kanzureoh good point10:39
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dingo_as my russian friend says, "this is pretty ok"10:41
kanzurehighest honor10:41
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nmz787_ianyone know a good way to add a list of addresses to a google-maps type map programmatically?10:51
nmz787_iall I see online seems limited to 100 points or using some google docs to fusion tables to map scheme10:52
nmz787_iParahSailin: I guess labor day weekend is this next weekend10:52
kanzureopenstreetmap has less of those sorts of limitations10:52
nmz787_ii could probably manage to drive down, though I think my gf wanted to go camping or hiking that weekend10:53
nmz787_iah, good call, will check that out kanzure10:53
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nmz787_iParahSailin: does it come with all 3 of: Illumina Genome Analyzer, Illumina cBot, and Illumina Pair-End Module?10:57
nmz787_icrated weight and dimensions for those 3 are listed here, so I could get shipping quotes http://res.illumina.com/documents/products/datasheets/datasheet_genome_analyzeriix.pdf10:58
ParahSailinyeah it will have all the things you need to run ga2x10:58
nmz787_iok i'll get a shipping quote for those 3 items then10:59
nmz787_iit is realistic that I drive down and back.... I will have to check my car truck dimensions too i guess10:59
nmz787_ii've got a VW jetta, but also a SUV that would use more than 2x the fuel11:00
nmz787_icar trunk*11:00
ParahSailini know that the big box would fit in the back seat of an a4 or passat, but i am not familiar with the size of jetta back seat11:01
nmz787_ihmm, the datasheet says unboxed weight is 412lbs11:03
nmz787_iand crate weight is like 511lbs11:03
nmz787_i102cm x  67cm x 92cm11:04
nmz787_ihrmm, i'm not sure that would fit in my truck11:04
ParahSailinwow ok that big box weighs a lot11:04
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nmz787_iit could fit on top11:05
nmz787_iheh11:05
nmz787_iParahSailin: is the original crate still with it?11:06
chris_99is it a dna sequencer?11:06
nmz787_iyes11:06
nmz787_iand 2 smaller 75lb boxes11:06
ParahSailini doubt it but i can ask11:07
nmz787_iplease do, as they said they can provide a crate at the shipping place11:08
* nmz787_i going to check truck door dimensions now11:08
nmz787_ihmm, ~99cm x 82cm11:11
nmz787_ii could drive down and rent a trailer11:11
nmz787_iso if i drive down, i wonder if I can find a nice refrigerated centrifuge or some other crap too while i'm there11:13
nmz787_iwhat else do i need... :/11:13
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kanzurerunning a dna sequencer machine as a company is stupid11:33
kanzureit's a race to the bottom11:33
kanzuredon't do it11:33
|a|iirc booz allen is doing it, and crossrefferencing the data with peoples data to fine tune a psychographic profileing program11:34
|a|but that was years ago, im sure its much more advanced now11:34
kanzurewrong channel11:35
ybitkanzure: git clone git@github.com:heath/ui-foundation.git11:45
ybitnpm install && cult11:45
ybitmaybe `npm install -g gulp cult bower`11:45
ybit..then `cult`11:45
ybitthen see my confusion11:45
kanzurebower ENORESTARGET  Tag/branch ~3.2.0+3 does not exist11:48
ybitParahSailin, any xp with angular?11:48
ybitgreeat11:48
ParahSailinnonzero11:49
ybitkanzure: a way around that might be to remove bootswatch from the dependencies, rm -rf app/lib11:50
ybitbower install11:50
kanzurebootswatch needs a different version11:50
ybitbower install --save bootswatch11:50
kanzurewhy is bootswatch downloading multiple megabytes of stuff11:50
ybitit's grabbing every theme it can11:50
kanzureis that dumb11:50
ybitprobably11:50
kanzurebecause it sounds dumb11:50
kanzure"cult" runs fine11:50
ybitcool11:51
ybitso you should see in the js console the error11:51
ybit..when you visit localhost:900011:51
kanzurethis looks like the same ui.bootstrap problem from yesterday11:51
kanzurei feel tricked11:51
ybitit is the same problem11:51
ybiti trick so good11:52
ybitit doesn't seem to be an ordering of the deps either11:52
ybithttps://gist.github.com/heath/e77f727450518c915cf311:52
ybittried that and it still complains11:52
ybitwith the same error11:53
bbrittainholy shit Julia start up time is slow11:56
kanzure[13:57:42] Task 'dist' is not in your gulpfile11:56
kanzureybit: your problem is in scripts/routes.coffee11:56
kanzureshould be obvious11:57
kanzurecount your params11:57
ybitkanzure: nope11:57
ybityou can do that11:58
kanzureworks when you remove it there11:58
kanzureui.bootstrap is not a proider iirc11:58
ybitoh, sorry i thought you were saying that it needed to be named11:58
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kanzurebut then you get some invalid state refs11:59
kanzuredunno if that's expected here11:59
poppingtonickanzure: does yoleaux do wolframalpha queries12:00
kanzure.wa estimated size of stephen wolfram's head12:00
yoleauxStephen Wolfram: height: Head (Moon feature): size: Stephen Wolfram: height: 1.74 meters; Head (Moon feature): size: (data not available);12:00
kanzureso much disappoint12:00
poppingtoniccool.12:01
ybitkanzure: thanks for the help12:02
kanzureyep..12:02
kanzurewhat is cult anyway12:02
ybitkanzure: it's a wrapper around gulp which accepts coffeescript and livescript12:04
kanzure*provider12:16
nmz787_iParahSailin: so will anyone actually be around this Saturday? I think if i leave Friday early evening, I could be in the area with a trailer between 4 to 6PM Saturday12:18
nmz787_iParahSailin: also, any 'junk' flow cells laying around to throw in?12:19
nmz787_ior i guess even any non junk ones12:19
nmz787_iand, uh, is it on wheels or what tool would I need to bring to move it from where it is to the trailer, since it's so heavy12:26
gnushahttps://secure.diyhpl.us/cgit/paperbot/commit/?id=ed838ce6 Bryan Bishop: reduce indents, h/t jquast12:28
gnushapaperbot: reload papers12:28
paperbotgnusha: <module 'papers' from '/srv/ikiwiki/paperbot/modules/papers.py'> (version: 2014-08-25 09:02:32)12:28
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ParahSailinmight have a pallet jack on site12:53
chris_99is that sort of the manual equiv of a fork lift12:54
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bbrittainhttp://www.angelsensor.com/13:25
bbrittainthoughts?13:25
chris_99i think i've heard of that, isn't it supposed to make use of some form of spectroscopy, i thought people said it was dubious though iirc13:26
kanzurepersonally i prefer the one that shocks you into oblivion http://pavlok.com/ (kidding)13:27
nmz787_iParahSailin: so it seems freight shipping is comparable to driving down and getting a trailer, so I just need to know if it already has a crate or not, and when to send them to pick it up13:27
nmz787_ibbrittain: 'Heart rate, Blood Oxygen, Temperature, and Motion.'13:27
nmz787_ibbrittain: likely some electrodes, an ADC, and a pulse oximeter13:28
chris_99lol kanzure wth13:29
chris_99is that real?!13:29
archelsbbrittain: seems feasible http://www.blogcal.com/samsung-introduced-a-reference-design-for-fitness-bracelet/13:29
bbrittainnmz787_i: sounds right. but the convenient formfactor is everything13:29
kanzure"real" is just a matter of debate13:30
chris_99it's hilarious though13:30
kanzurei reallyneed a lobotomy13:30
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kanzurewhat happened to that stone.. slate.. android.. something wrist thing. all these landing pages are just blurring together for me.13:31
bbrittainarchels: problem with that is that it is linked to the "cloud"13:31
bbrittainaka take your data and profit13:31
kanzurebbrittain: first week yet?13:32
archelsyeah I don't care much for that part13:32
bbrittainkanzure: nah, not yet. I start the 2nd13:32
bbrittainhence my problems with most QS stuff13:33
bbrittainI hacked this together yesterday instead of doing stuff I should have been13:33
bbrittainhttps://github.com/cavedweller/QS-GPS-Logger13:33
kanzureshameful13:33
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bbrittain'cause everything else seems to upload your GPS to the cloud >_<13:34
bbrittainit is shameful, I wrote Java and javascript voluntarily13:34
nmz787_ibbrittain: can't you jail your apps with some kind of firewall app though:?13:34
nmz787_ior intercept certain apps13:34
nmz787_igrab your data, modify it inline so the cloud thinks you're super man13:35
bbrittainnmz787_i: yea, but not only is that a pain in the ass, doesn't mean the format is useable13:35
bbrittainwith significant work at least13:35
bbrittainbut yea, I hear what you are saying13:35
bbrittainturns out getting your GPS loc every 7 seconds doesn't hurt your battery life as much as you would expect13:36
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dingo_theres a great sparkfun gps logger kit14:16
dingo_it does http post to your own server you can set up out there14:16
dingo_takes a GSM cellular sim, has a li-ion battery, just does its job when you flip it on14:16
dingo_and of course its arduino-based and open source14:17
dingo_awww, appears discontinued, https://www.sparkfun.com/products/retired/882314:17
dingo_also saved to SD card14:17
dingo_here's the roll-your-own circuit: https://www.sparkfun.com/products/1092014:18
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bbrittaindingo_: noice14:24
bbrittainthe battery life leaves something to be desired though14:24
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nmz787_idingo_: I thought bbrittain was talking about quantified self thou, not tracking your gf's motorcycle14:29
nmz787_iif you want your GPS location there are apps for that14:30
bbrittainhaha14:30
nmz787_ithat log to sqlite or something14:30
nmz787_ii use a maps app when i hike that saves to sqlite14:30
nmz787_iyou can change the # seconds between points14:30
nmz787_ietc14:30
bbrittainnmz787_i: oh really? link?14:30
nmz787_igot an app that does GPS averaging too14:30
bbrittainI must have missed it in my search14:30
nmz787_ioruxmaps14:31
nmz787_ithere's a few others too14:31
bbrittainnothing that seemed particularly usable to me that was Open Source14:32
bbrittainis oruxmaps?14:32
nmz787_iidk14:32
nmz787_ihttp://alternativeto.net/software/oruxmaps/?license=opensource14:33
bbrittainha, I see why I missed it14:33
bbrittainhttp://www.oruxmaps.com/14:33
bbrittainI tried MyTracks but it was atrocious14:33
bbrittainfor what I wanted at least14:34
bbrittainso I scratched my own itch in a way no one else will ever need too :P14:34
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kanzure"the closed edge starting the vertex" nobody even grammars14:47
kanzuredpk: i did some clean up. review please? https://github.com/kanzure/paperbot/blob/master/paperbot/orchestrate.py14:48
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nmz787_iMyTracks was pretty good I thought, except exporting the data was kinda weird or you couldn't use custom map tiles, so I couldn't load trail maps for hiking14:49
dpkwhat does ezproxy.py do?14:51
dpkoh14:52
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dpkduh, it says at the top14:52
kanzureoh noes a typo "This directory stories json files"14:53
kanzurethis implementation of paperbot does not include zotero14:54
bbrittainis paperbot getting a major update or something?14:54
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kanzuresomething like that14:55
* bbrittain still has access to his schools vpn14:55
kanzurecan you check if your school runs an ezproxy instance? is it in this list https://github.com/kanzure/ezproxy-urls/blob/master/urls.txt14:55
bbrittainit does indeed14:56
kanzurelibrary corruption in action!14:56
kanzurewould you mind privately sending me credentials? paperbot v2 can try through multiple ezproxy endpoints.14:56
kanzurepaperbot uses pdfparanoia to strip watermarks so most of the time identifying information is removed14:57
nmz787_ikanzure: only thing i notice with orchestrate.py is https://github.com/kanzure/paperbot/blob/master/paperbot/orchestrate.py#L8414:57
nmz787_iyou won't want to do that for a second-level download i think14:57
nmz787_iin that case you'll want it to just be the pdf_url14:58
dpkis paperbot v2 a Python3 production?14:58
nmz787_ii hope not python >3.214:58
kanzurenot intentionally14:58
nmz787_i>=3.214:58
kanzurenmz787_i: i don't understand, pdf_url wouldn't go through ezproxy14:58
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dpk3.2 is the only Python 3 version it's worth trying to target14:59
bbrittainholy shit. thats a lot of schools. how did you collect that list?14:59
dpkwell, 3.2 and above14:59
nmz787_ikanzure: if it was second level, it would already have the proxy URL in the pdf_url14:59
kanzurebbrittain: years of relentless stalking14:59
kanzurebbrittain: i really really want to read my god damn papers?14:59
nmz787_idpk:  well >=3.2 GIL is slow as hell I thought14:59
nmz787_iat least re: threads14:59
dpknmz787_i: nope? they significantly improved the GIL to reduce CPU thrashing while trying to get it. maybe that's only in 3.4 or something, i forget14:59
nmz787_idpk:  ctrl-f 3.2 here http://www.dabeaz.com/python/UnderstandingGIL.pdf15:00
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nmz787_ifrom http://blip.tv/pycon-us-videos-2009-2010-2011/pycon-2010-understanding-the-python-gil-82-327369015:00
nmz787_ior going along with, rather15:00
dpkah, yes, i watched that talk15:00
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dpkthere's a more recent one that explains the new GIL, i think15:00
dpkoh. that's the one15:01
nmz787_iah, would be interested in that15:01
nmz787_iso it's still 300X slower in some cases?15:01
* dpk shrugs15:01
nmz787_iwhat else is 'great' about py3?15:02
dpki never use threads anyway15:02
dpk(at this point you are welcome to cite http://www.xkcdb.com/5088)15:02
nmz787_ioh, i use them all over the place15:02
kanzurebecause you don't know about coroutines15:02
nmz787_ithe GUI stuff is all threaded by default15:02
nmz787_i'coroutines'15:02
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nmz787_ikanzure: I guess I was wrong about second-level not needing the concatenation of URLS... I seem to not be doing that concatenation at all except in the proxy itself15:07
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nmz787_ii was thinking of something else15:07
kanzureok15:07
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nmz787_idpk: that took a lot longer to process than xkcd15:10
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kanzureseems a little unfair to moshez i bet he wasn't even paid for that job at nasa15:12
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dpkhmm, your plugin system is different to mine15:18
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dpki didn't even consider them as plugins really15:20
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dpkthough i guess technically they are15:20
kanzurei didn't think it through really15:21
kanzurewhat would you do instead?15:21
kanzureor instead of instead, what would you do in the first place15:23
dpkalso, how will your try-multiple-times-to-download thing interact with the HTML scrapers? they might need to try logging in from different places too, perhaps15:24
dpkbut maybe not, as you said — you can often get a PDF link without logging in15:25
kanzurethere should be a separation between the concept of logging in through various proxies15:25
kanzureand the concept of plugins for parsing html differently15:25
dpkmy system puts each scraper in a python module15:25
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dpkactually i think it's more Pythonic to put them in classes instead15:26
dpkmaybe15:26
kanzurei kinda regret nesting iterdownload() inside of another iterdownload()15:27
dpkwhere?15:27
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kanzurehttps://github.com/kanzure/paperbot/commit/56115dec62ee069095dc045b559c878060843ce1#commitcomment-751891615:28
kanzurejust look for iterdownload(15:28
dpkahh15:28
dpkin the loop in download()15:28
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nmz787_iwell the nesting of iterdownload should take care of the PDF links that are bogus15:29
nmz787_ii.e. if you grab a sciencedirect pdfLink without being logged in, it will have ShoppingCart in the string, and feeding this to a proxy will just take you to a shopping cart page, rather than the PDF content, even if said proxy has access to the application/PDF15:30
kanzureand the "if is_response_pdf(..): ..." code is duplicated which is stupid of me15:30
nmz787_iso you need to request the HTML through the proxy, then grab the link, then get that link through the proxy15:30
kanzurehm sciencedirect.com doesn't give you citation_pdf_url metadata >:(15:31
nmz787_iwhat's that for?15:33
kanzuresome publishers have agreed to using html meta elements to display metadata about their papers on each page15:33
kanzureothers have decided not to do this15:33
nmz787_ii mean what's the utilty for paperbot?15:33
kanzuresame extract-metadata-from-html code works on the vast majority of publishers' sites15:34
kanzurewithout writing a custom version per publisher15:34
kanzurepaperbot v1 gets around that by just using whatever zotero translators already exist15:34
nmz787_imm15:35
nmz787_ii see15:35
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nmz787_ipaperbot: http://rd.springer.com/article/10.1007%2Fs11120-010-9556-616:06
paperbothttp://diyhpl.us/~bryan/papers2/paperbot/9df8e04743100b40f2852d207b6681b0.txt16:06
nmz787_ipaperbot: http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s11120-010-9556-616:07
paperbothttp://diyhpl.us/~bryan/papers2/paperbot/dfe5adee11d9930d0fd820c46bf1fd5f.txt16:08
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kanzure"Looking at more refined measures, de Pleijt and Weisdorf find that the fraction of workers classified as “high-quality workmen” – carpenters, joiners, wrights, turners – rose only from 3.9% to 4.9% of the workforce between 1550 and 1850. These are precisely the kinds of workers that Joel Mokyr claims are the crux of the Industrial Revolution in England. They built, improved, adapted, and micro-innovated all the classic inventions of ...18:36
kanzure... the IR. While they were only between 4-5% of the workers, and this proportion didn’t expand rapidly, given population growth the absolute numbers of these high-quality workmen went up by a factor of 4 between 1700 and 1850 (from about 200K to 850K)."18:36
kanzurehttp://growthecon.wordpress.com/2014/08/19/the-loss-of-skill-in-the-industrial-revolution/18:36
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kanzure"It’s a really interesting paper, and it’s neat to see how much information you can keep sucking out of these parish records from England. It leaves me with two big questions/ideas. First, does industrialization depend on a concentrated core of skills, rather than a broad distribution of skills? That is, if Mokyr is right about the source of English industrialization, then it’s those extra 650K high-skilled workers that really made all ...18:37
kanzure... the difference. Industrialization didn’t involve spreading skills all around the (rapidly expanding) population, but in getting together a critical mass of skilled workers. Are we paying too much attention to average human capital levels when we talk about development and growth, and not enough to looking at when/how/if countries achieve that critical mass of skilled workers? Is the overall level of education irrelevant to ...18:37
kanzure... industrialization?"18:37
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nmz787drought in Cali b4 and after pics: http://imgur.com/gallery/IgoUq  best comment: "'OP's mom got out of the lake"22:23
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