How the State of Israel Is Bringing Its Analog History to the Web - The Atlantic
The blog's part of a larger effort to digitize all of Israel's analog state records. But to do that, they must first limit and grapple with their data set, by making a list of every Israeli government position and the functions of each. This is something that's never been done, as "the various levels of officialdom [might] fulfill some 100,000 functions." The whole process recalls a programmer's method, going through and defining all the functions it's possible to call before being able to use any of them.

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Source: http://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2012/07/what-it-takes-to-bring-the-state-of-israels-analog-history-online/259415/
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