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by cetra3 7y ago
I have used this before: https://github.com/blaueck/tf-mtcnn which uses tensorflow for all the xNets. Example in rust: https://cetra3.github.io/blog/face-detection-with-tensorflow...
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by cetra3 7y ago
We do use facial recognition to detect the faces in the photo, and then integrate with the school's student management system to work out what permissions or media consent has been granted for each student. From there you can identify
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by cetra3 7y ago
Schools are finding that this is a problem, but haven't had the ability to manage it. So we have built a product to address this very issue ( https://www.schoolbench.com.au ). SchoolBench allows you to match profiles with me
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by cetra3 7y ago
I'm talking about a shared private/public key for everyone which gets changed when members leave or enter.
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by cetra3 7y ago
Would just deriving a new pub/private key each time someone entered/left the chat be simpler? I'm assuming there is a reason why this wouldn't work.
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by cetra3 7y ago
I tried to find a good comparison to PDFBox but came up short!
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by cetra3 7y ago
I use it all the time to whip up quick scripts. The other day I made a cli tool that allows you to use Jmespath syntax for yaml files. Memory management aside: compilation-time guarantees of your code is probably the best thing about the l
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by cetra3 7y ago
The dealbreaker for me is no strongly typed templates. I have built big-ish apps (10-20k loc) in both React/Redux & Angular 6+ and I feel that there is still a lot of unsoundness in Angular 6 that I don't need to worry about
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by cetra3 8y ago
I would be interested in knowing whether anyone else has confirmed these accusations or created a writeup as to why the protocol is insecure.
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by cetra3 8y ago
Sure, if Apple have fixed their issues with Keep-Alive for Safari: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/25372318/error-domain-ns...
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by cetra3 8y ago
I'm assuming there is no source for this?
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by cetra3 8y ago
Our product is basically written in Rust (~40k LoC) [1]. When I say basically: there are a few backend components that are written in Java (i.e, ActiveMQ) and the frontend is TypeScript/React, but it is mostly Rust. [1]: https:/
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by cetra3 8y ago
We implemented WebDAV (rust/actix-web) for our product and it's great that you can mount it as a mostly native file system on all major OSes, but there are a lot of issues with Implementation: * Windows sometimes appends a `/
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by cetra3 8y ago
I think Azul is definitely promising, but it's still alpha level, when I first tried to run it on OSX Mojave I got a nice black screen: https://github.com/maps4print/azul/issues/35 The next time I ran it
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by cetra3 8y ago
For a security library to have no updates in a couple of years, I would consider it to be unmaintained and a huge risk. I don't doubt that 2016 had some great libraries in rust, of which a lot are still used today. But most of them ar
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by cetra3 8y ago
Are you talking about the crate `crypto` or `rust-crypto`? Both have not been updated in a couple of years. The `ring` library is a bit more modern, but still requires a bit of a run around. Here's an example of encrypting a cookie:
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by cetra3 8y ago
I have looked at the repo and the website and I have no idea what this is or what it's targeted at. It's a cross platform something?
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by cetra3 8y ago
If you use systemd, you can use standard packages from your distro to run up services inside a container. That's basically the only reason I considered it.
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by cetra3 8y ago
I second using runit. We use runit to be able to use the same service definitions inside docker, on a VM or bare metal. If you've ever tried to use systemd inside docker to bring up a couple of services, you would know the hoops you h
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by cetra3 8y ago
Also worth mentioning is Toshi: https://github.com/toshi-search/Toshi Toshi is to ElasticSearch as Tantivy is to Lucene if that makes sense. Obviously as they are new they are not at feature parity, but Tantivy does wi
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by cetra3 8y ago
We store our logs in PostgreSQL and use Metabase for visualisations & analysis: https://metabase.com/ It's still focused on SQL but the "Question" flow is quite simple, and doesn't require you to wri
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by cetra3 8y ago
We're doing something similar for school archive photos in our product. We use class photos to find student labels, then use that to cross reference other photos around the same time period.
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by cetra3 8y ago
It would be nice to see benchmarks between the versions. I am assuming that this should be faster since it uses react's "proper" API?
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by cetra3 8y ago
I used to believe that the language didn't have any gauging on the quality of code, but I personally feel that coding in rust has made me a better and cleaner programmer, and I trust my team's rust code more than I do its java cod
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by cetra3 8y ago
I love TypeScript and use it in any new project I create. The author is right though, you need to have team discipline to avoid using the `any` type when it can be avoided, and immutability is not in scope. TypeScript is probably the clo
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by cetra3 8y ago
If you're using this in your site as it stands, you are opening up XSS attacks as it does not appear to sanitise user input.
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by cetra3 8y ago
Just be careful about XSS: https://itty.bitty.site/#/?XQAAAAIhAAAAAAAAAAAeHMhnVbtj2LI97...
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by cetra3 8y ago
Code is here I believe: https://github.com/guxd/deep-code-search
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by cetra3 8y ago
I'd be interested to hear more about this. Is there a writeup somewhere?
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by cetra3 9y ago
Surprised noone has mentioned OnlyOffice here: https://www.onlyoffice.com/ . We use it via the integration I wrote for Alfresco: https://github.com/cetra3/onlyoffice-alfresco

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