Zeikin de Katta Hon - Vol. 7 Ch. 47 - Guide to Holdings Inspection Part 1

[MangaDex]

 

[DavelovsPIZZA]

-no school no stress

-gets paid

 

[deathmailrock]

I love that MILF.... this is supposed to be a book about a library.... but it still has nice MILF fan service...

 

[nomadicengi]

Welp, you enticed his curiosity once again by talking about someone he hasn't met yet. Now you have to get him to school while working on the hardest part of the year.

 

[Nemo2342]

Welp, you enticed his curiosity once again by talking about someone he hasn't met yet. Now you have to get him to school while working on the hardest part of the year.

Please don't pretend like they can restrain the Pure Chaos that is Ishidaira.

 

[xXPenisXx]

God they really put Asano on her omega mommy milkers shit with the cover, huh. They understand the will of the people.

Also, MURDER Hayasemaru is much hotter than normal Hayasemaru. All yan, no dere.

 

[KuroeNekumi]

My adorable psychopuppy Ishidaira is sooooo stupidlyy hardheaded. Cannot help but love how excited he gets for helping around in the library and helping with all that organizing stuff around.

 

[nomadicengi]

Please don't pretend like they can restrain the Pure Chaos that is Ishidaira.

It's not that they can't restrain him. It's that he hasn't yet met his match.

 

[Gu7]

Ishidaira is still on that himbo mood, wonderful !

 

[Kaarme]

With modern technology it should be possible to have software (and hardware) where you just walk past the shelves with a smartphone camera pointed at the books, and the software would automatically recognise the books and alert for anomalies, like a book that, according to the database, should be there but isn't, or books in the wrong order, or naturally if the OCR can't successfully read some faded/fancy text. However, libraries are typically on a pretty tight budget in every country, so I wouldn't expect such software any time soon.

 

[L539]

I worked at my university’s library. It’s wasn’t anywhere near as exciting and dramatic as the library in this manga. Furthermore, I understand the dread of having to do thorough book sorting. It sucks. Good luck to Ishidaira and co.

 

[deathmailrock]

With modern technology it should be possible to have software (and hardware) where you just walk past the shelves with a smartphone camera pointed at the books, and the software would automatically recognise the books and alert for anomalies, like a book that, according to the database, should be there but isn't, or books in the wrong order, or naturally if the OCR can't successfully read some faded/fancy text. However, libraries are typically on a pretty tight budget in every country, so I wouldn't expect such software any time soon.

It's not that easy. Modern tech AI isn't actually perfect. And while it's good enough for average person use, for a giant library, it's actually not good. Like, we are improving... but we aren't there yet...

 

[Kaarme]

It's not that easy. Modern tech AI isn't actually perfect. And while it's good enough for average person use, for a giant library, it's actually not good. Like, we are improving... but we aren't there yet...

It doesn't need to be perfect. If it worked most of the time, it would already be very helpful, plus if individual books aren't recognised, you can just read the barcode. But who's gonna pay for the development of such software, and also the extra hardware needed? And no, I never said it would be easy, which is why it would also cost money.

That being said, libraries already use RFID. Maybe it's impossible to check the order of books with it, but shouldn't it be enough to notice books missing from a particular shelf or extra books there? I'm no radio tech engineer, so I don't know it's any good for such accurate work or if too many books in too close proximinity overloads the system. But if the radio device is on purpose made very weak, so that you'd more or less touch the individual books with it, maybe it would work? Like you just walk next to the shelf, rattling the radio device against the book spines, and if something is amiss, compared to the database, you would get an alert. Such a radio device could be conneted to a smartphone, so you'd have all the info on screen.

 

[ikkyuisme]

Ishidaira, Chaotic Neutral

 

[celeryw]

okay i cannot wait for this new character to be introduced im sure i'll love her.
hayasameru is gorgeous as always!!!
ishidaira skipping school is such a mood

thank you for the chapter !!!

 

[Kaios]

I know it's not about this chapter, but God how does the author manage to make everyone so fucking hot

 

[dingo12345]

I relate to Ishidaira. I used to skip school too just to mess around. This new character will be interesting!

 

[Tinker_OwO]

With modern technology it should be possible to have software (and hardware) where you just walk past the shelves with a smartphone camera pointed at the books, and the software would automatically recognise the books and alert for anomalies, like a book that, according to the database, should be there but isn't, or books in the wrong order, or naturally if the OCR can't successfully read some faded/fancy text. However, libraries are typically on a pretty tight budget in every country, so I wouldn't expect such software any time soon.

Yup, my local library has some type of tag in all of their books, so there is no need for manually scanning!!

There might be some unruly patrons who might take it out out of curiosity, tho I doubt this is a normal occurrence.

I'd imagine it makes it much more faster process, it's like if every employee was as fast (or even faster) as that part-time!

[Totally unrelated. self-checkout with these tags is LIGHTNING FAST! Just put the books on the counter, scan your library card, and presto!! Scanned all your check outs in less than 10 seconds!!]

Iibraries are cool 😎

 

[jackjack9]

Also, MURDER Hayasemaru is much hotter than normal Hayasemaru. All yan, no dere.

Really liked how scary she was being.

 

[Whooooooo]

Personally, I'm looking forward to the new character that's gonna debut