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datacurator-filetree
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| about 1 year ago | 10 months ago | |
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| GNU General Public License v3.0 or later | MIT License |
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How do you store interest-based content? Do I store that content in separate filetype folders or a single folder with sub-directories for each media type?
If you want ideas for categories, have a look at the DMOZ category tree; looking for "electronics" plus some editing gave me this tree:
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Difference between tech and computer categories
https://github.com/themains/rdomains/blob/master/data-raw/dmoz/ has the full DMOZ tree, but it's about 5-6 years old.
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Hierarchy of files and folders question
If you want ideas for categories, have a look at the DMOZ category tree; it's huge but you can mess around with it. The important thing is, you're not being graded. What matters is whether this helps or hinders you when keeping track of your stuff -- if it doesn't, dump the part that fails and replace it.
datacurator-filetree
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How do you store interest-based content? Do I store that content in separate filetype folders or a single folder with sub-directories for each media type?
For the most part I follow this file tree. However when it comes to some of my intererests, like electronics, I am unsure if I should keep splitting these interest-based files by file type, for example:
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Where should I put my product "mockups" folder
I have redesigned my entire computer to follow the datacurator methodology: https://github.com/roboyoshi/datacurator-filetree/tree/main/root
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Share your folder structure
P.S. I've been lurking this sub and have considered this particular problem for a long time and have read maybe everything Karl, Nayuki, Reddit, and Hacker News have had to say on the subject. Running into this post is a treat. If tags don't work out for you roboyoshi and contributors have made a really nice unified file tree https://github.com/roboyoshi/datacurator-filetree
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I have created an Automated Screenshot Sorting in bash that moves screenshots from a folder into named subfolders in the screenshot's folder of Roboyoshi`s Datacurator Filetree.
As always, credit to u/Roboyoshi for the Datacurator filetree.
- What is your folder tree in Google Drive looks like?
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Dataset Organisation.. Need Inspiration!
But it will obviously depend on the use case. As example you have JohnnyDecimal or a more simple approach
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Tool to clone file structure without the large files themselves?
This tool will be useful to generate repos like these and sharing them with friends without actually needing to share them TB of data.
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Tried to combine a few posts i saw on here
back in the days I started with this structure tho: https://github.com/roboyoshi/datacurator-filetree
- Beste Methode(n) zum organisieren von Dateien ?
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My organisation structure; feedback appreciated
This is a mix of this post and https://github.com/roboyoshi/datacurator-filetree. Im still having trouble with a few things:
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