cataloguing

He and his assistant have been calling recruiters and tech companies all over the region, cataloguing available jobs and figuring out where the demand is.

They have a whole team of musicians just cataloguing and categorizing music based on various metrics.

But Unicode isn't in the business of cataloguing all the possible meanings in the world.

At some point, it turned into cataloguing domain names, even if those domain names just pointed to things hosted on some other service.

A company making software for, say, cataloguing butterfly collections wouldn't be a startup.

So it sounds like the problem isn't actually storage, but cataloguing and retrieval?

I'd love to compile such a thing, but doing it properly would involve both cataloguing every change and recording the rationale for each.

True, but this doesn't stop them from cataloguing who I'm talking to.

Like is there a point where an image starts to appear out of the noise, could that be an effective measurement technique (counting insects/cataloguing their level of activity?)?

In other words, the political situation in Europe created a market for a more objective, historical tool for cataloguing language, and not a companion for generating flowery prose.

Again, cataloguing symptoms is important, but not all-important.

I had no issues reading it, and the author doesn't seem to believe the Shakespeare and Freemason theories, they're just cataloguing the most common explanations.

The author is cataloguing some of Mongo's "paper cuts," i.e., issues for which warnings and known workarounds exist but that really make the development experience less pleasant.

Mmmm I is feeling better in my lifes." For the owners, this is a great way to find out what stuff people have so advertising can be targeted: "Oh look, Billie has two x's, so companies selling a similar x should really advertise to him/her...and pay us for the privilege" What I really like about this is that I doubt many of us give a crap about cataloguing our possessions....until there's a freakin' app for it.

The other question that jumped out like that one was in a trolling context, though probably was real in that timeframe was "And there was this typewritten note found on a cataloguing card: Telephone call mid-afternoon New Year's Day, 1967: Somewhat uncertain female voice: "I have two questions.