Noisebridge - User contributions [en]

LWG Meeting Notes 11 09 2017

2017-11-10T08:27:16Z

Tymeart:

=== Discussion items ===
* User flow of app, API calls we want to make to database (what to expect to get back)
** Current app: can paginate through books, which requests next batch of books on each page.
** About 2000 books in the library (probably about 1000 on the shelves right now). We could request all books and let client side filter, but that’s maybe too much. Django has pagination (specify limit and offset).
** Do we want to have a splash page instead of just the list of books right away?
* Current app: first step to add a book is to input OLID, do we still want to do it that way? Yes, though maybe have radio button to choose between OLID and ISBN later on.

=== Action items ===
* Move repositories to Noisebridge Github (Done!)
* Get REST API serving JSON so we can see test data
* Get OLID list from Flask app, rescrape it into Django data model
* Get books available to API so React can display
* Get React to POST to Django to add books
* Look into Django REST framework filtering for sorting by title or author alphabetically or by subject
* Work on new book form
** Also edit form? Right now anyone can change book location.
** Restrict editing and adding books to people in the space via IP address?

=== Relevant links ===
http://openlibrary.org/api/books?bibkeys=OLID:OL24654162M&jscmd=details&format=json <- this one is the most complete and is probably best to use

https://openlibrary.org/books/OL24654162M.json <- this one looks like just the details section of the other one

https://openlibrary.org/developers/api <- all their apis

https://openlibrary.org/dev/docs/api/books <- books api

https://noisebridge.net/wiki/LWG_Meeting_Notes_2017_05_11 some old notes

Next meeting is on Thursday, December 7th, at 8pm.

LWG Meeting Notes 11 09 2017

2017-11-10T08:20:04Z

Tymeart:

=== Discussion items ===
* User flow of app, API calls we want to make to database (what to expect to get back)
** Current app: can paginate through books, which requests next batch of books on each page.
** About 1000 books in the library right now, probably. We could request all books and let client side filter, but that’s maybe too much. Django has pagination (specify limit and offset).
** Do we want to have a splash page instead of just the list of books right away?
* Current app: first step to add a book is to input OLID, do we still want to do it that way? Yes, though maybe have radio button to choose between OLID and ISBN later on.

=== Action items ===
* Move repositories to Noisebridge Github (Done!)
* Get REST API serving JSON so we can see test data
* Get OLID list from Flask app, rescrape it into Django data model
* Get books available to API so React can display
* Get React to POST to Django to add books
* Look into Django REST framework filtering for sorting by title or author alphabetically or by subject
* Work on new book form
** Also edit form? Right now anyone can change book location.
** Restrict editing and adding books to people in the space via IP address?

=== Relevant links ===
http://openlibrary.org/api/books?bibkeys=OLID:OL24654162M&jscmd=details&format=json <- this one is the most complete and is probably best to use

https://openlibrary.org/books/OL24654162M.json <- this one looks like just the details section of the other one

https://openlibrary.org/developers/api <- all their apis

https://openlibrary.org/dev/docs/api/books <- books api

https://noisebridge.net/wiki/LWG_Meeting_Notes_2017_05_11 some old notes

Next meeting is on Thursday, December 7th, at 8pm.

LWG Meeting Notes 11 09 2017

2017-11-10T08:15:56Z

Tymeart:

=== Discussion items ===
* User flow of app, API calls we want to make to database (what to expect to get back)
** Current app: can paginate through books, which requests next batch of books on each page.
** About 1000 books in the library right now, probably. We could request all books and let client side filter, but that’s maybe too much. Django has pagination (specify limit and offset).
** Do we want to have a splash page instead of just the list of books right away?
* Current app: first step to add a book is to input OLID, do we still want to do it that way? Yes, though maybe have radio button to choose between OLID and ISBN later on.

=== Action items ===
* Move repositories to Noisebridge Github (Done!)
* Get REST API serving JSON so we can see test data
* Get OLID list from Flask app, rescrape it into Django data model
* Get books available to API so React can display
* Get React to POST to Django to add books
* Look into Django REST framework filtering for sorting by title or author alphabetically or by subject
* Work on new book form
** Also edit form? Right now anyone can change book location.
** Restrict editing and adding books via IP address to people in the space?

=== Relevant links ===
http://openlibrary.org/api/books?bibkeys=OLID:OL24654162M&jscmd=details&format=json <- this one is the most complete and is probably best to use

https://openlibrary.org/books/OL24654162M.json <- this one looks like just the details section of the other one

https://openlibrary.org/developers/api <- all their apis

https://openlibrary.org/dev/docs/api/books <- books api

https://noisebridge.net/wiki/LWG_Meeting_Notes_2017_05_11 some old notes

Next meeting is on Thursday, December 7th, at 8pm.

LWG Meeting Notes 11 09 2017

2017-11-10T08:09:51Z

Tymeart: Created page with "Discussion items: - User flow of app, API calls we want to make to database (what to expect to get back) - Current app: can paginate through books, which requests next bat..."

Discussion items:
- User flow of app, API calls we want to make to database (what to expect to get back)
- Current app: can paginate through books, which requests next batch of books on each page.
- About 1000 books in the library right now, probably. We could request all books and let client side filter, but that’s maybe too much. Django has pagination (specify limit and offset).
- Do we want to have a splash page instead of just the list of books right away?
- Current app: first step to add a book is to input OLID, do we still want to do it that way? Yes, though maybe have radio button to choose between OLID and ISBN later on.

Action items:
- Move repositories to Noisebridge Github (Done!)
- Get REST API serving json so we can see test data
- Get OLID list from Flask app, rescrape it into Django data model
- Get books available to API so React can display
- Get React to POST to Django to add books
- Look into Django REST framework filtering for sorting by title or author alphabetically or by subject
- Work on new book form
- Also edit form? Right now anyone can change book location.
- Restrict editing and adding books via IP address to people in the space?

Open Library API endpoints and things:
http://openlibrary.org/api/books?bibkeys=OLID:OL24654162M&jscmd=details&format=json <- this one is the most complete and is probably best to use

https://openlibrary.org/books/OL24654162M.json <- this one looks like just the details section of the other one

https://openlibrary.org/developers/api <- all their apis

https://openlibrary.org/dev/docs/api/books <- books api

https://noisebridge.net/wiki/LWG_Meeting_Notes_2017_05_11 some old notes

Next meeting is on Thursday, December 7th, at 8pm.

Resources/Library

2017-04-04T20:32:21Z

Tymeart: /* Bookshelf Directory */

[[Image:NewLibrary.jpg|thumb|right|Our excellent library]]

= How do I add a new book to the library?=

# Find the book on [http://openlibrary.org Open Library]
# If the book is not there, create an account and add the book (2 minutes)
# Add the book's '''OLID number''' to our catalog: http://library.noisebridge.net/new/
# You will see a green bar when successful
## '''The Secret Code''' is on a sign in the library.
##Press the SUBMIT button!!

= Searchable Catalog / library-org=

We have a website to help find books: http://library.noisebridge.net

Capabilities:
# search - substring search by title, author, or subject
# new - add a new book
# explore - see all books in a random order
# all - see all books at once
# (toggle) - to see subjects on the right side

= Library: What's the point? =

'''There's already a public library!'''

Since there's a public library, we're going to focus on books that fill the needs of people using the space right now.

'''Anyone can access what they want over the internet almost all the time!'''

If electronic books are already accessible, we can focus on the people who would still prefer to use a paper copy.

'''A more refined goal:'''

The mission of the library is to serve technical or hacker-y literature to people in Noisebridge right now.

''' How do we get there? Quantify, Expand, Prune! '''

*First: Know what books we have. (done)
*Second: Create a process to acquire books that fill the library's mission. (we need a lot)
*Third: Prune our shelves a bit. Bring the average usefulness up. (needs work)

= What can I do? =

Lots of help is needed! There are 3 major things to do:

* '''Initiative 1''': Improve the collection: Collect sets of topic books from experts and source these books
* '''Initiative 2''': Add "topic"-based color on spine labelling system to library
* '''Initiative 3''': Improve [http://library.noisebridge.net] [https://github.com/robbintt/library-org]

== Things To Do ==

''' Initiative 1: Source New Books '''
* Are you really good at something or reasonably well read? Make us a list of must-have books!
* Add themed lists here: [[https://noisebridge.net/wiki/Resources/Library#Books_We_Want]]
* You can help acquire books by sourcing books on these lists!
* Don't subtract them from the lists, we can make a system for checking them off
* Who will give us great books? Anyone. Mailing list?

''' Initiative 2: Label by topic! '''
* Label all books already in library-org with subject "color" on the spine.
* Add: moveable magnetic labels you can slide paper into

''' Initiative 3: Improve library-org '''
* library-org is a Flask app
* Current capabilities: receive new books, substring search, add location to each book, register new locations.

= Other Hackerspaces with Libraries =
* [http://www.hackerbotlabs.com/ Hackerbot Labs] Koha?
* [http://www.lvl1.org/2011/07/07/the-library/ LVL1]
* [https://ackspace.nl/wiki/Library ACKspace] List in a Wiki
* [http://bridgewire.org/resources-shops/ Bridgewire] Dead Tree setup
* [https://garoa.net.br/wiki/Biblioteca Garoa Hacker Clube] Koha

= Bookshelf Directory =

You can find where various categories of books are found by checking out the visual directories posted on the two main shelves.

The files for these directories with editable form fields:

[[Media:Bookshelf-left.pdf]]

[[Media:Bookshelf-right.pdf]]

= Hacking the bookshelves =

The bookshelves have LEDs that operate on the flaschen-taschen protocol. Learn more [https://noisebridge.net/wiki/Bookshelves here].

== How many books do we have right now? ==

A book barcode scannning effort was performed in October-December 2015 using [https://github.com/robbintt/noisebridge_bookscanner noisebridge-bookscanner].

1657 books have been ingested into library-org using [https://openlibrary.org/ Open Library]

IMPORTANT: If you do any of the work below, be sure to update the list to remove the ones you added.

'''Here is a list of the barcodes that aren't yet in library-org.''' Each one represents an unknown book... please solve me.

<nowiki>

[023472033055, 044903006998, 037145005997, 065373004994, 071001002751, 070999003955, 076783007505, 070999002958, 037145006994, 072742002253, 070999006994, 072742006992, 076814002950, 076714003958, 071831003959, 099455005951, 065373004994, 076783005952, 076714003507, 037145007991, 048228513476, 071001005998, 044903006950, 051488012955, 689253595350, 071136003951, 071149003955, 037145005997, 078073002252, 081262218570, 071001006995, 048228007951, 051857024954, 081262224052, 784376003680, 081262484203, 081262462904, 076714004993, 081262224496, 081262224038, 099751187405, 046363021214, 046363020170, 046363020187, 046363020200, 046363021016, 046363020194, 046363021108, 080742060227, 046363090760, 046363090753, 046363091163, 046363091125, 046363092139, 046363091262, 046363010607, 073999992922, 761941237640, 078814003999, 081262224519, 636920003625, 636920005407, 074470844600, 074470844600, 071009002753, 037038018950, 725274844609, 016067014959, 045863052469, 636920000204, 636920928430, 636920923121, 852766001568, 639785300564]

</nowiki>

One way to solve these is to google the UPC individually and find the book it corresponds to. At least one of the books in here is available this way. Try to find out which one!!

'''Here is a list of ISBNs that aren't in openlibrary or library-org.''' The workflow to add these is to find them on amazon, type the data into OpenLibrary, then import the OLID into library-org.

<nowiki>

['2900814757108'(Cannot find online 7-2-16),'9780439740685', '9783000502132', '6879909851426', '9780765353702', '9780765365385', '9780765368669', '9871565045062', '9780615314389', '9781424335114', '9780471932192', '9780558496180', '9781426206399', '9781847084798', '9780991516650', '9780991516667', '9780991516643', '9781935182801', '9780204964261', '9780141033303', '9780558585112', '9780536403124', '9780071215572', '9780495563327', '9780988628601', '9788466632195', '9781848840294', '9783826614507', '9780486493480', '9780486491172', '9780596520762', '9781434891471', '9781935551034', '9781408809785', '9781741047394', '9781741046731', '9780849762635', '9781484076002', '9781435117419', '9781590599938', '9180581583909', '9781936754076', '9782021190496', '9780985978839', '9780954734510', '9780557604142', '9780982634813', '9780486492964', '9780486491677', '9780486780849', '9780138440930', '9781118446713', '5486951682406', '9780124077263', '9780521636360', '9781443728836', '9780495439455', '9780486493367', '9780486493831', '9780521627276', '9780071798990', '9773540605295', '9781849687881', '9780982106013', '9781782166061', '9780977920150', '9789861371429', '9781604390094', '2900471629473', '9782021190496', '9781107407367', '9781401222765', '9789861371429', '9780465030798', '9780134770840', '9780536647368', '9781596914520', '9780072123692', '9781906332150', '9781401222765', '9780536860194', '9780486493572', '9780486780405', '9780307908292', '9781446525807', '9784756242730', '9781570272424', '9780982106013', '9780982106006', '9780982106006', '9781422466018', '9781439040379', '9788131726266', '9780822020646', '9789866805271', '9781405471923', '9781889307305', '9783826609268', '9781893007246', '9780137130481', '9781618650566', '2370000094384', '9780486492773', '9780986650208', '9780984563531', '9781428205987', '9780486781211', '9781451656299', '9783950237238', '9780393078145', '9780486471426', '9780558389093', '9780486492841', '9780312664800', '9781423958925', '9781426020773', '9781426020896', '9781426020728', '9780486499826', '9780486493510', '9781405473699', '9780486497389', '9780486780498', '9781118736067', '9781435442023', '9781422466032', '9780314939449', '9780486497372', '9781624072680', '9780132730358', '9781449393090', '9781482614374', '9780865716513', '9781934781869', '0671436724', '0899430767', '0822951185', '055583874X', '0929001037', '0873938551', '0394467442', '020156291x', '020103803x', '093237607x', '020112078x', '0471304158', '0075537834', '012460515x', '3540550753', '091489465x', '047021533x', '020115790x', '187870723x', '013699976x', '084937104x', '093717579x', '8477780021', '0568810741',]

</nowiki>

'''These partial codes are not in library-org.''' They were in the original barcode scan. They represent books but are incomplete. They may be LCCNs.

<nowiki>
['15444007', '5712914', '096167237', '06182138']
</nowiki>

=Finding Books=

If you want to find good books for our shelves, go to the '''San Francisco Public Library Steps Sale''' every Wednesday 11 AM to 3 PM at the SFPL main branch (civic center). Books are on sale for $1 each.

=Books We Want!=

People with experience and opinions about various topics can add recommendations below for books we should buy for the library.

There should probably be a fourth column indicating if we have the book or not.

=== Mathematics ===

Curated by: begriffs

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
!Title
!Author
!ISBN

|-
| Calculus
| Spivak
| 978-0914098911

|-
| Calculus Vol 1
| Apostol
| 978-0471000051

|-
| Calculus Vol 2
| Apostol
| 978-0471000075

|-
| Principles of Mathematical Analysis
| Rudin
| 978-0070856134

|-
| Real and Complex Analysis
| Rudin
| 978-0070542341

|-
| Calculus on Manifolds
| Spivak
| 978-0805390216

|-
| Counterexamples in Analysis
| Gelbaum
| 978-0486428758

|-
|  
|-
| Linear Algebra Done Right
| Axler
| 978-3319110790

|-
| Linear Algebra Problem Book
| Halmos
| 978-0883853221

|-
|  
|-
| Algebra
| Lang
| 978-0387953854

|-
| Algebra
| Isaacs
| 978-0821847992

|-
|  
|-
| Topology
| Munkres
| B004DX5K5K

|-
| General Topology
| Kelley
| 978-0923891558

|-
| Counterexamples in Topology
| Steen
| 978-0486687353

|-
|  
|-
| Beginning Logic
| Lemon
| 978-0915144501

|-
| A Mathematical Introduction to Logic
| Enderton
| 978-0122384523

|-
| Mathematical Logic
| Ebbinghaus
| 978-0387942582

|-
| Model Theory
| Marker
| 978-0387987606

|-
| Set Theory
| Jech
| 978-3540440857

|-
|  
|-
| Elementary Geometry from an Advanced Standpoint
| Moise
| 978-0201508673

|-
| Introduction to Geometry
| Coxeter
| 978-0471504580

|-
| Geometry: Euclid and Beyond
| Hartshorne
| 978-0387986500

|-
|  
|-
| Surreal Numbers: How Two Ex-Students Turned on to Pure Mathematics and Found Total Happiness
| Knuth
| 978-0201038125
|}

=== "Data Science" ===
(observe the quotes...)

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
!Title
!Author
!Suggested By

|-
| The Black Swan: The Impact of the Highly Improbable
| Nassim Nicholas Taleb
| Danukeru

|-
| Statistics Done Wrong: The Woefully Complete Guide
| Alex Reinhart
| Danukeru

|}

=== Electronics ===

Curated by: Dakota

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
!Title
!Author
!ISBN

|-
| Getting Started in Electronics
| Mims III, Forrest M.
| 978-0945053286

|-
| The Art of Electronics
| Horowitz, Paul
| 978-0521809269

|}

=== Books of Interest - Aestetix ===
Curated by: aestetix

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
|-
!Title
!Author
!Suggested By
|-
|Godel Escher Bach: an Eternal Golden Braid
|Douglas R Hofstader
|aestetix
|-
|I Am a Strange Loop
|Douglas R Hofstader
|Danukeru
|-
|The Mind's I
|Daniel Dennett, Douglas R Hofstadter
|Danukeru
|-
|The Society of Mind
|Marvin Minsky
|Danukeru
|-
|The Emotion Machine
|Marvin Minsky
|Danukeru
|-
|The Art of Computer Programming
|Don Knuth
|aestetix
|-
|1984
|George Orwell
|aestetix
|-
|Hackers: Heroes of the Computer Revolution
|Steven Levy
|aestetix
|-
|Ender's Game
|Orson Scott Card
|aestetix
|-
|The Code Book
|Simon Singh
|aestetix
|-
|Cryptonomicon
|Neal Stephenson
|aestetix
|-
|Code
|Charles Petzold
|aestetix
|-
|The Annotated Turing
|Charles Petzold
|aestetix
|-
|A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man
|James Joyce
|aestetix
|-
|Ulysses
|James Joyce
|aestetix
|-
|The Magus
|John Fowles
|aestetix
|-
|The Collector
|John Fowles
|aestetix
|-
|The French Lieutenant's Woman
|John Fowles
|aestetix
|-
|Technopoly
|Neil Postman
|aestetix
|-
|The Illuminatus! Trilogy
|Robert Shea and Robert Anton Wilson
|aestetix
|-
|Shrodinger's Cat
|Robert Anton Wilson
|aestetix
|-
|The Fountainhead
|Ayn Rand
|aestetix
|-
|Atlas Shrugged
|Ayn Rand
|aestetix
|-
|The Hacker Crackdown
|Bruce Sterling
|aestetix
|-
|I, Robot
|Isaac Asimov
|aestetix
|-
|Snow Crash
|Neal Stephenson
|aestetix
|-
|The Gold Bug Variations
|Richard Powers
|aestetix
|-
|The Codebreakers
|David Kahn
|aestetix
|-
|Gravity's Rainbow
|Thomas Pynchon
|aestetix
|-
|Little Brother
|Cory Doctorow
|aestetix
|-
|The Martian
|Andy Weir
|Danukeru
|}

=== Books of Interest - Mitch ===
Curated by: Mitch

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
|-
|V
|Thomas Pynchon
|Mitch
|-
|Infinite Jest
|David Foster Wallace
|Mitch
|-
|White Noise
|Don DeLillo
|Mitch
|-
|In Search of Lost Time
|Marcel Proust
|Mitch
|-
|The Sound and the Fury
|William Faulkner
|Mitch
|-
|Cat's Cradle
|Kurt Vonnegut
|Mitch
|-
|Witchcraft and the Gay Counterculture
|Arthur Evans
|Mitch
|-
|Foucault's Pendulum
|Umberto Eco
|Mitch
|-
|Quantum Psychology
|Robert Anton Wilson
|Mitch
|-
|In the Absence of the Sacred
|Jerry Mander
|Mitch
|-
|Dancer From the Dance
|Andrew Holleran
|Mitch
|-
|An Arrow's Flight
|Mark Merlis
|Mitch
|-
|To the Lighthouse
|Virginia Woolf
|Mitch
|-
|The Satanic Verses
|Salman Rushdie
|Mitch
|-
|Passage to India
|E. M. Forster
|Mitch
|}

[[Category:Pages with a Noisebridge Tiny URL]]

Resources/Library

2017-04-04T20:26:44Z

Tymeart:

[[Image:NewLibrary.jpg|thumb|right|Our excellent library]]

= How do I add a new book to the library?=

# Find the book on [http://openlibrary.org Open Library]
# If the book is not there, create an account and add the book (2 minutes)
# Add the book's '''OLID number''' to our catalog: http://library.noisebridge.net/new/
# You will see a green bar when successful
## '''The Secret Code''' is on a sign in the library.
##Press the SUBMIT button!!

= Searchable Catalog / library-org=

We have a website to help find books: http://library.noisebridge.net

Capabilities:
# search - substring search by title, author, or subject
# new - add a new book
# explore - see all books in a random order
# all - see all books at once
# (toggle) - to see subjects on the right side

= Library: What's the point? =

'''There's already a public library!'''

Since there's a public library, we're going to focus on books that fill the needs of people using the space right now.

'''Anyone can access what they want over the internet almost all the time!'''

If electronic books are already accessible, we can focus on the people who would still prefer to use a paper copy.

'''A more refined goal:'''

The mission of the library is to serve technical or hacker-y literature to people in Noisebridge right now.

''' How do we get there? Quantify, Expand, Prune! '''

*First: Know what books we have. (done)
*Second: Create a process to acquire books that fill the library's mission. (we need a lot)
*Third: Prune our shelves a bit. Bring the average usefulness up. (needs work)

= What can I do? =

Lots of help is needed! There are 3 major things to do:

* '''Initiative 1''': Improve the collection: Collect sets of topic books from experts and source these books
* '''Initiative 2''': Add "topic"-based color on spine labelling system to library
* '''Initiative 3''': Improve [http://library.noisebridge.net] [https://github.com/robbintt/library-org]

== Things To Do ==

''' Initiative 1: Source New Books '''
* Are you really good at something or reasonably well read? Make us a list of must-have books!
* Add themed lists here: [[https://noisebridge.net/wiki/Resources/Library#Books_We_Want]]
* You can help acquire books by sourcing books on these lists!
* Don't subtract them from the lists, we can make a system for checking them off
* Who will give us great books? Anyone. Mailing list?

''' Initiative 2: Label by topic! '''
* Label all books already in library-org with subject "color" on the spine.
* Add: moveable magnetic labels you can slide paper into

''' Initiative 3: Improve library-org '''
* library-org is a Flask app
* Current capabilities: receive new books, substring search, add location to each book, register new locations.

= Other Hackerspaces with Libraries =
* [http://www.hackerbotlabs.com/ Hackerbot Labs] Koha?
* [http://www.lvl1.org/2011/07/07/the-library/ LVL1]
* [https://ackspace.nl/wiki/Library ACKspace] List in a Wiki
* [http://bridgewire.org/resources-shops/ Bridgewire] Dead Tree setup
* [https://garoa.net.br/wiki/Biblioteca Garoa Hacker Clube] Koha

= Bookshelf Directory =

You can find where various categories of books are found by checking out the visual directories posted on the two main shelves.

PDF files with editable form fields:

[[Media:Bookshelf-left.pdf]]

[[Media:Bookshelf-right.pdf]]

= Hacking the bookshelves =

The bookshelves have LEDs that operate on the flaschen-taschen protocol. Learn more [https://noisebridge.net/wiki/Bookshelves here].

== How many books do we have right now? ==

A book barcode scannning effort was performed in October-December 2015 using [https://github.com/robbintt/noisebridge_bookscanner noisebridge-bookscanner].

1657 books have been ingested into library-org using [https://openlibrary.org/ Open Library]

IMPORTANT: If you do any of the work below, be sure to update the list to remove the ones you added.

'''Here is a list of the barcodes that aren't yet in library-org.''' Each one represents an unknown book... please solve me.

<nowiki>

[023472033055, 044903006998, 037145005997, 065373004994, 071001002751, 070999003955, 076783007505, 070999002958, 037145006994, 072742002253, 070999006994, 072742006992, 076814002950, 076714003958, 071831003959, 099455005951, 065373004994, 076783005952, 076714003507, 037145007991, 048228513476, 071001005998, 044903006950, 051488012955, 689253595350, 071136003951, 071149003955, 037145005997, 078073002252, 081262218570, 071001006995, 048228007951, 051857024954, 081262224052, 784376003680, 081262484203, 081262462904, 076714004993, 081262224496, 081262224038, 099751187405, 046363021214, 046363020170, 046363020187, 046363020200, 046363021016, 046363020194, 046363021108, 080742060227, 046363090760, 046363090753, 046363091163, 046363091125, 046363092139, 046363091262, 046363010607, 073999992922, 761941237640, 078814003999, 081262224519, 636920003625, 636920005407, 074470844600, 074470844600, 071009002753, 037038018950, 725274844609, 016067014959, 045863052469, 636920000204, 636920928430, 636920923121, 852766001568, 639785300564]

</nowiki>

One way to solve these is to google the UPC individually and find the book it corresponds to. At least one of the books in here is available this way. Try to find out which one!!

'''Here is a list of ISBNs that aren't in openlibrary or library-org.''' The workflow to add these is to find them on amazon, type the data into OpenLibrary, then import the OLID into library-org.

<nowiki>

['2900814757108'(Cannot find online 7-2-16),'9780439740685', '9783000502132', '6879909851426', '9780765353702', '9780765365385', '9780765368669', '9871565045062', '9780615314389', '9781424335114', '9780471932192', '9780558496180', '9781426206399', '9781847084798', '9780991516650', '9780991516667', '9780991516643', '9781935182801', '9780204964261', '9780141033303', '9780558585112', '9780536403124', '9780071215572', '9780495563327', '9780988628601', '9788466632195', '9781848840294', '9783826614507', '9780486493480', '9780486491172', '9780596520762', '9781434891471', '9781935551034', '9781408809785', '9781741047394', '9781741046731', '9780849762635', '9781484076002', '9781435117419', '9781590599938', '9180581583909', '9781936754076', '9782021190496', '9780985978839', '9780954734510', '9780557604142', '9780982634813', '9780486492964', '9780486491677', '9780486780849', '9780138440930', '9781118446713', '5486951682406', '9780124077263', '9780521636360', '9781443728836', '9780495439455', '9780486493367', '9780486493831', '9780521627276', '9780071798990', '9773540605295', '9781849687881', '9780982106013', '9781782166061', '9780977920150', '9789861371429', '9781604390094', '2900471629473', '9782021190496', '9781107407367', '9781401222765', '9789861371429', '9780465030798', '9780134770840', '9780536647368', '9781596914520', '9780072123692', '9781906332150', '9781401222765', '9780536860194', '9780486493572', '9780486780405', '9780307908292', '9781446525807', '9784756242730', '9781570272424', '9780982106013', '9780982106006', '9780982106006', '9781422466018', '9781439040379', '9788131726266', '9780822020646', '9789866805271', '9781405471923', '9781889307305', '9783826609268', '9781893007246', '9780137130481', '9781618650566', '2370000094384', '9780486492773', '9780986650208', '9780984563531', '9781428205987', '9780486781211', '9781451656299', '9783950237238', '9780393078145', '9780486471426', '9780558389093', '9780486492841', '9780312664800', '9781423958925', '9781426020773', '9781426020896', '9781426020728', '9780486499826', '9780486493510', '9781405473699', '9780486497389', '9780486780498', '9781118736067', '9781435442023', '9781422466032', '9780314939449', '9780486497372', '9781624072680', '9780132730358', '9781449393090', '9781482614374', '9780865716513', '9781934781869', '0671436724', '0899430767', '0822951185', '055583874X', '0929001037', '0873938551', '0394467442', '020156291x', '020103803x', '093237607x', '020112078x', '0471304158', '0075537834', '012460515x', '3540550753', '091489465x', '047021533x', '020115790x', '187870723x', '013699976x', '084937104x', '093717579x', '8477780021', '0568810741',]

</nowiki>

'''These partial codes are not in library-org.''' They were in the original barcode scan. They represent books but are incomplete. They may be LCCNs.

<nowiki>
['15444007', '5712914', '096167237', '06182138']
</nowiki>

=Finding Books=

If you want to find good books for our shelves, go to the '''San Francisco Public Library Steps Sale''' every Wednesday 11 AM to 3 PM at the SFPL main branch (civic center). Books are on sale for $1 each.

=Books We Want!=

People with experience and opinions about various topics can add recommendations below for books we should buy for the library.

There should probably be a fourth column indicating if we have the book or not.

=== Mathematics ===

Curated by: begriffs

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
!Title
!Author
!ISBN

|-
| Calculus
| Spivak
| 978-0914098911

|-
| Calculus Vol 1
| Apostol
| 978-0471000051

|-
| Calculus Vol 2
| Apostol
| 978-0471000075

|-
| Principles of Mathematical Analysis
| Rudin
| 978-0070856134

|-
| Real and Complex Analysis
| Rudin
| 978-0070542341

|-
| Calculus on Manifolds
| Spivak
| 978-0805390216

|-
| Counterexamples in Analysis
| Gelbaum
| 978-0486428758

|-
|  
|-
| Linear Algebra Done Right
| Axler
| 978-3319110790

|-
| Linear Algebra Problem Book
| Halmos
| 978-0883853221

|-
|  
|-
| Algebra
| Lang
| 978-0387953854

|-
| Algebra
| Isaacs
| 978-0821847992

|-
|  
|-
| Topology
| Munkres
| B004DX5K5K

|-
| General Topology
| Kelley
| 978-0923891558

|-
| Counterexamples in Topology
| Steen
| 978-0486687353

|-
|  
|-
| Beginning Logic
| Lemon
| 978-0915144501

|-
| A Mathematical Introduction to Logic
| Enderton
| 978-0122384523

|-
| Mathematical Logic
| Ebbinghaus
| 978-0387942582

|-
| Model Theory
| Marker
| 978-0387987606

|-
| Set Theory
| Jech
| 978-3540440857

|-
|  
|-
| Elementary Geometry from an Advanced Standpoint
| Moise
| 978-0201508673

|-
| Introduction to Geometry
| Coxeter
| 978-0471504580

|-
| Geometry: Euclid and Beyond
| Hartshorne
| 978-0387986500

|-
|  
|-
| Surreal Numbers: How Two Ex-Students Turned on to Pure Mathematics and Found Total Happiness
| Knuth
| 978-0201038125
|}

=== "Data Science" ===
(observe the quotes...)

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
!Title
!Author
!Suggested By

|-
| The Black Swan: The Impact of the Highly Improbable
| Nassim Nicholas Taleb
| Danukeru

|-
| Statistics Done Wrong: The Woefully Complete Guide
| Alex Reinhart
| Danukeru

|}

=== Electronics ===

Curated by: Dakota

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
!Title
!Author
!ISBN

|-
| Getting Started in Electronics
| Mims III, Forrest M.
| 978-0945053286

|-
| The Art of Electronics
| Horowitz, Paul
| 978-0521809269

|}

=== Books of Interest - Aestetix ===
Curated by: aestetix

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
|-
!Title
!Author
!Suggested By
|-
|Godel Escher Bach: an Eternal Golden Braid
|Douglas R Hofstader
|aestetix
|-
|I Am a Strange Loop
|Douglas R Hofstader
|Danukeru
|-
|The Mind's I
|Daniel Dennett, Douglas R Hofstadter
|Danukeru
|-
|The Society of Mind
|Marvin Minsky
|Danukeru
|-
|The Emotion Machine
|Marvin Minsky
|Danukeru
|-
|The Art of Computer Programming
|Don Knuth
|aestetix
|-
|1984
|George Orwell
|aestetix
|-
|Hackers: Heroes of the Computer Revolution
|Steven Levy
|aestetix
|-
|Ender's Game
|Orson Scott Card
|aestetix
|-
|The Code Book
|Simon Singh
|aestetix
|-
|Cryptonomicon
|Neal Stephenson
|aestetix
|-
|Code
|Charles Petzold
|aestetix
|-
|The Annotated Turing
|Charles Petzold
|aestetix
|-
|A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man
|James Joyce
|aestetix
|-
|Ulysses
|James Joyce
|aestetix
|-
|The Magus
|John Fowles
|aestetix
|-
|The Collector
|John Fowles
|aestetix
|-
|The French Lieutenant's Woman
|John Fowles
|aestetix
|-
|Technopoly
|Neil Postman
|aestetix
|-
|The Illuminatus! Trilogy
|Robert Shea and Robert Anton Wilson
|aestetix
|-
|Shrodinger's Cat
|Robert Anton Wilson
|aestetix
|-
|The Fountainhead
|Ayn Rand
|aestetix
|-
|Atlas Shrugged
|Ayn Rand
|aestetix
|-
|The Hacker Crackdown
|Bruce Sterling
|aestetix
|-
|I, Robot
|Isaac Asimov
|aestetix
|-
|Snow Crash
|Neal Stephenson
|aestetix
|-
|The Gold Bug Variations
|Richard Powers
|aestetix
|-
|The Codebreakers
|David Kahn
|aestetix
|-
|Gravity's Rainbow
|Thomas Pynchon
|aestetix
|-
|Little Brother
|Cory Doctorow
|aestetix
|-
|The Martian
|Andy Weir
|Danukeru
|}

=== Books of Interest - Mitch ===
Curated by: Mitch

{|border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
|-
|V
|Thomas Pynchon
|Mitch
|-
|Infinite Jest
|David Foster Wallace
|Mitch
|-
|White Noise
|Don DeLillo
|Mitch
|-
|In Search of Lost Time
|Marcel Proust
|Mitch
|-
|The Sound and the Fury
|William Faulkner
|Mitch
|-
|Cat's Cradle
|Kurt Vonnegut
|Mitch
|-
|Witchcraft and the Gay Counterculture
|Arthur Evans
|Mitch
|-
|Foucault's Pendulum
|Umberto Eco
|Mitch
|-
|Quantum Psychology
|Robert Anton Wilson
|Mitch
|-
|In the Absence of the Sacred
|Jerry Mander
|Mitch
|-
|Dancer From the Dance
|Andrew Holleran
|Mitch
|-
|An Arrow's Flight
|Mark Merlis
|Mitch
|-
|To the Lighthouse
|Virginia Woolf
|Mitch
|-
|The Satanic Verses
|Salman Rushdie
|Mitch
|-
|Passage to India
|E. M. Forster
|Mitch
|}

[[Category:Pages with a Noisebridge Tiny URL]]

File:Bookshelf-right.pdf

2017-04-04T20:05:01Z

Tymeart:

File:Bookshelf-left.pdf

2017-04-04T20:03:33Z

Tymeart: