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by dynamite-ready 4y ago
Wonder if someone can add a little more info to the title of this story. It's would probably draw more clicks if the title wasn't so cryptic. This is essentially a Java dev infosec post.
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Ask HN: Do you find apps like Binklist and Scribd useful?
1 points by dynamite-ready 5y ago|0 comments
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by dynamite-ready 5y ago
Well... As a favour in return (:]), though the code is still early, what do you think of Godot 4 when compared to 3? I'm trying to finish a project with 3, because I know how unstable the master branch can get, but wonder if 4 will be
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by dynamite-ready 5y ago
The link to the contribution guide is a 404? Was intrigued...
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by dynamite-ready 5y ago
This does sound interesting. Regarding the idea of constantly updating dependencies automatically, I've heard of Dependabot, and haven't used it much myself, but isn't there a danger with an automatic update breaking things i
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by dynamite-ready 5y ago
The biggest difference between our two projects, is the effort you've put into training your own model, which I think is amazing. One of the technical issues that you pointed out, is that a model trained on still images, shouldn't
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by dynamite-ready 5y ago
It's in a subfolder for the GUI project. Do you have any advice on the non standard text in the license? This is a concern I've never had before. Tbh, I'm surprised anyone has read it!
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by dynamite-ready 5y ago
It's interesting. I've not tested the model on anything too risque, but again, with the well known Baywatch intro as a frame of reference, wide shots of the whole cast in their swimsuits, are fine. But a close up of any single cas
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by dynamite-ready 5y ago
Actually, there's a GNU license in both the CLI and GUI project. And the source code for the two 'random exe' can be found here - https://github.com/dynamite-ready/movie-parser-cli
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by dynamite-ready 5y ago
Yep. It's classic hack. If this was for a product, the first thing I would have done, was drop half the tools in the stack for their inefficiency! For example, the GUI shell is using Node Webkit (which I prefer to Electron, but is esse
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by dynamite-ready 5y ago
Here's a blog post where I explain my motivation for creating the program - https://raskie.com/post/practical-ai-autodetecting-nsfw . There are some hyperparameters to tune, but you're right, it's extreme
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by dynamite-ready 5y ago
That's an interesting idea. There are off the shelf tools that can recognise famous people already (Amazon Rekognition, for example). The problem in connection with this hack, is in not wanting to call a third party web service.
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Show HN: An AI program to check videos for NSFW content(github.com)
83 points by dynamite-ready 5y ago|79 comments
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Show HN: The NSFW Movie Parser(raskie.com)
2 points by dynamite-ready 5y ago|0 comments
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by dynamite-ready 5y ago
As much as I like the console, I hate the hardware issue with the joycons. It feels almost pernicious. It really has put me off playing the thing.
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by dynamite-ready 5y ago
Awesome book whether you like games or not. It a curated selection of Iwata's writing. As a book, it's well up there with Hackers and Painters, and Joel on Software, as a compilation of thoughts from a highly successful programmer
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A brief history of soccer momentum charts(raskie.com)
1 points by dynamite-ready 5y ago|1 comments
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by dynamite-ready 5y ago
Why is Microsoft not in this poll?
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by dynamite-ready 5y ago
That's because they've near enough enveloped the future. Chrome is underrated in importance, every other mobile device is based on Android, and YouTube, after almost 20 years, is still state of the art. Thinking of things this way
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by dynamite-ready 5y ago
This is exactly how I've been feeling recently. I'm not entirely unsociable, but I'm happiest when pursuing my interests. From time to time, I find one or two people with a similar level of knowledge to mine to talk to, but n
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by dynamite-ready 5y ago
I can't recall many people braver than him, dead or alive.
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by dynamite-ready 5y ago
<sarcasm>Pretty sure that's imposter syndrome<sarcasm>
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by dynamite-ready 5y ago
That was awesome to read.
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by dynamite-ready 5y ago
I sincerely hope the first thing someone does, is create an unofficial patch to allow people to use old third-party (and first-party) joypads. Locking down which joypads you can use seemed like a mean spirited move from Sony.
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by dynamite-ready 5y ago
The Andromeda Strain. The film and the book are both excellent. It's a sci-fi when all is said and done, but it sticks in the mind, and is a good symbol for/of modern scientific practice.
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by dynamite-ready 5y ago
You worked for all of these places?
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by dynamite-ready 5y ago
I've actually been using Couch DB with Pouch directly to authenticate users on a small app, with a DB per user. Tbf, my app isn't all that large or complex at this stage, so I don't know if there's any overlap in what we
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by dynamite-ready 5y ago
That's interesting. What problems did you encounter?
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by dynamite-ready 5y ago
But then we can also go the other way, and forget how crazy and diverse humans are. So you will still, eventually, end up facing the same challenge, framed differently.
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by dynamite-ready 5y ago
I think about that a lot. It's interesting though, that you make the suggestion with a reference to three professions which require a certain level of security clearance, and an adherence to a legally upheld standard, in order to hold

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