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Posted by: stak i was reading this article, and although it doesn't really go into any sort of detail about what exactly the information server does, the general concept does seem pretty cool, and something that i think will be useful in the near future. one of the main causes of information overload is not having the information in right format to be dealt with easily. too often the information we get is unstructured and needs to be reformatted before it becomes usable. a trivial example that we've all probably dealt with is getting appointment information in an email (instead of some sort of generic calendar entry object that can be tossed directly into a calendar or to an alarm clock).
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