I'm loving Yangon University's card index system.pic.twitter.com/AIhnMFk615
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I'm loving Yangon University's card index system.pic.twitter.com/AIhnMFk615
Makes me feel Old. The Massachusetts Institute of Technology Library System worked like this when I was an undergraduate.
As a young scientist, I just search with @adsabs . There must be some a sense of discovery lost.
I have no sense of nostalgia for card catalogs. They were a total pain in the butt.
Even when you were sure the library must have book X, it was often impossible to find, because first you had to >
guess what it would have been classified under, and then guess at where the card was, and then go find it on >
the shelf. And often the card was in an obscure place, or an outright wrong place, or simply missing.
If you did locate the card, there was still only about a 75% chance the book would be where the card said it was.
I don’t know how anyone got anything done.
They just ended up getting different things done from the things they expected....
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