IRC log for #dvn, 2014-01-09

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13:59	pdurbin	sbmarks: when you have a moment
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15:48	sbmarks	pdurbin: what's up?
15:50	pdurbin	sbmarks: have you seen the "Original Dataverse" facet after you do a search at http://thedata.harvard.edu/dvn/faces/AdvSearchPage.xhtml ?
15:51	sbmarks	pdurbin: yeah.
15:51	pdurbin	sbmarks: cool. I'm playing around with this: http://pdurbin.pagekite.me/search.xhtml
15:52	pdurbin	but I also added a variation I'm calling "Dataverse Hierarchy Tag" (for lack of a better name)
15:52	pdurbin	sbmarks: I'm curious which one you like better
15:52	pdurbin	or anyone
15:53	sbmarks	pdurbin: ah, ok. i was wondering what the question was =)
15:53	sbmarks	pdurbin: and this is due to the nesting abilities of DVs?
15:54	sbmarks	or dynamic DVs?
15:54	* sbmarks	is oblivious
15:54	pdurbin	sbmarks: "everything is a dataverse" ;)
15:54	pdurbin	"dataverses all the way down"
15:55	pdurbin	yeah, dataverses nested within dataverses
15:55	sbmarks	malkovich malkovich malkovich
15:55	sbmarks	gotcha
15:59	sbmarks	then I think the hierarchy facet makes more sense….but the name is a bit…..eh =)
16:00	sbmarks	but I am hard pressed to think of anything better, so perhaps I should not have said anything ;)
16:11	pdurbin	sbmarks: well, I like knowing which one you prefer. thanks
16:21	pdurbin	SURA Reports Findings from Data Management Pilot: http://www.sura.org/news/docs/DVNPilot.pdf
16:22	pdurbin	via http://www.sura.org/news/2014/DVNPilot10814.pdf via http://www.sura.org/news/current_news.html
18:07	pdurbin	sbmarks: if you think of a better name, please let me know
18:08	pdurbin	"There are only two hard things in Computer Science: cache invalidation and naming things" -- http://martinfowler.com/bliki/TwoHardThings.html
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