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  1. I find it strange when a company or school won't give me access to their system so I can help them debug an issue they've discovered. The reason is always related to security.

    ...but they'll willingly run my 100,000+ lines of open-source code without audit or giving it a 2nd thought. #Darknet #YOLO #DarkHelp #DarkMark

  2. I find it strange when a company or school won't give me access to their system so I can help them debug an issue they've discovered. The reason is always related to security.

    ...but they'll willingly run my 100,000+ lines of open-source code without audit or giving it a 2nd thought. #Darknet #YOLO #DarkHelp #DarkMark

  3. I find it strange when a company or school won't give me access to their system so I can help them debug an issue they've discovered. The reason is always related to security.

    ...but they'll willingly run my 100,000+ lines of open-source code without audit or giving it a 2nd thought. #Darknet #YOLO #DarkHelp #DarkMark

  4. I find it strange when a company or school won't give me access to their system so I can help them debug an issue they've discovered. The reason is always related to security.

    ...but they'll willingly run my 100,000+ lines of open-source code without audit or giving it a 2nd thought. #Darknet #YOLO #DarkHelp #DarkMark

  5. I find it strange when a company or school won't give me access to their system so I can help them debug an issue they've discovered. The reason is always related to security.

    ...but they'll willingly run my 100,000+ lines of open-source code without audit or giving it a 2nd thought. #Darknet #YOLO #DarkHelp #DarkMark

  6. It is only a matter of time before someone takes a text configuration file and edits it on both Windows and Linux, resulting in a mix of DOS and Linux EOL.

    Had to make this fix in 2 different libraries this morning to trim trailing whitespace while reading in .cfg files:

    const size_t pos = line.find_last_not_of(" \t\r\n");
    if (pos != std::string::npos)
    {
    line.erase(pos + 1);
    }

    #DarkHelp #Darknet #YOLO #cpp

  7. It is only a matter of time before someone takes a text configuration file and edits it on both Windows and Linux, resulting in a mix of DOS and Linux EOL.

    Had to make this fix in 2 different libraries this morning to trim trailing whitespace while reading in .cfg files:

    const size_t pos = line.find_last_not_of(" \t\r\n");
    if (pos != std::string::npos)
    {
    line.erase(pos + 1);
    }

    #DarkHelp #Darknet #YOLO #cpp

  8. It is only a matter of time before someone takes a text configuration file and edits it on both Windows and Linux, resulting in a mix of DOS and Linux EOL.

    Had to make this fix in 2 different libraries this morning to trim trailing whitespace while reading in .cfg files:

    const size_t pos = line.find_last_not_of(" \t\r\n");
    if (pos != std::string::npos)
    {
    line.erase(pos + 1);
    }

    #DarkHelp #Darknet #YOLO #cpp

  9. It is only a matter of time before someone takes a text configuration file and edits it on both Windows and Linux, resulting in a mix of DOS and Linux EOL.

    Had to make this fix in 2 different libraries this morning to trim trailing whitespace while reading in .cfg files:

    const size_t pos = line.find_last_not_of(" \t\r\n");
    if (pos != std::string::npos)
    {
    line.erase(pos + 1);
    }

    #DarkHelp #Darknet #YOLO #cpp

  10. What do you do when someone is using your open-source software in a way that is ... illegal ... and asking for help? Do you pass? Do you still help and simply ignore the moral dilemma?

    This typically comes up in 2 different ways:

    - People who want to cheat at games, such as building aim assists.

    - Or people using it to cheat at online gambling to automate making money.

    #darkmark #darkhelp #darknet #yolo #neuralnetwork #objectdetection

  11. What do you do when someone is using your open-source software in a way that is ... illegal ... and asking for help? Do you pass? Do you still help and simply ignore the moral dilemma?

    This typically comes up in 2 different ways:

    - People who want to cheat at games, such as building aim assists.

    - Or people using it to cheat at online gambling to automate making money.

    #darkmark #darkhelp #darknet #yolo #neuralnetwork #objectdetection

  12. What do you do when someone is using your open-source software in a way that is ... illegal ... and asking for help? Do you pass? Do you still help and simply ignore the moral dilemma?

    This typically comes up in 2 different ways:

    - People who want to cheat at games, such as building aim assists.

    - Or people using it to cheat at online gambling to automate making money.

    #darkmark #darkhelp #darknet #yolo #neuralnetwork #objectdetection

  13. What do you do when someone is using your open-source software in a way that is ... illegal ... and asking for help? Do you pass? Do you still help and simply ignore the moral dilemma?

    This typically comes up in 2 different ways:

    - People who want to cheat at games, such as building aim assists.

    - Or people using it to cheat at online gambling to automate making money.

    #darkmark #darkhelp #darknet #yolo #neuralnetwork #objectdetection

  14. The first ever Python bindings for DarkHelp have been pushed to the repo.

    Details here: ccoderun.ca/darkhelp/api/Pytho

    I'm a C++ dev, not python, so I hope it all makes sense.

    #neuralnetwork #objectdetection #darknet #yolo #darkhelp #python

  15. The first ever Python bindings for DarkHelp have been pushed to the repo.

    Details here: ccoderun.ca/darkhelp/api/Pytho

    I'm a C++ dev, not python, so I hope it all makes sense.

    #neuralnetwork #objectdetection #darknet #yolo #darkhelp #python

  16. The first ever Python bindings for DarkHelp have been pushed to the repo.

    Details here: ccoderun.ca/darkhelp/api/Pytho

    I'm a C++ dev, not python, so I hope it all makes sense.

    #neuralnetwork #objectdetection #darknet #yolo #darkhelp #python

  17. The first ever Python bindings for DarkHelp have been pushed to the repo.

    Details here: ccoderun.ca/darkhelp/api/Pytho

    I'm a C++ dev, not python, so I hope it all makes sense.

    #neuralnetwork #objectdetection #darknet #yolo #darkhelp #python

  18. So late last night I pushed the changes needed to implement DarkHelp's C API, which is a subset of the full C++ API. See a description of the API here: ccoderun.ca/darkhelp/api/DarkH

    #darknet #yolo #darkhelp #neuralnetwork #objectdetection

  19. So late last night I pushed the changes needed to implement DarkHelp's C API, which is a subset of the full C++ API. See a description of the API here: ccoderun.ca/darkhelp/api/DarkH

    #darknet #yolo #darkhelp #neuralnetwork #objectdetection

  20. So late last night I pushed the changes needed to implement DarkHelp's C API, which is a subset of the full C++ API. See a description of the API here: ccoderun.ca/darkhelp/api/DarkH

    #darknet #yolo #darkhelp #neuralnetwork #objectdetection

  21. So late last night I pushed the changes needed to implement DarkHelp's C API, which is a subset of the full C++ API. See a description of the API here: ccoderun.ca/darkhelp/api/DarkH

    #darknet #yolo #darkhelp #neuralnetwork #objectdetection

  22. About 2 weeks ago I started looking into using SWIG to create Python and C# bindings for DarkHelp, but ran out of steam.

    Need to get that going again. #cpp #DarkHelp #neuralnetwork

  23. About 2 weeks ago I started looking into using SWIG to create Python and C# bindings for DarkHelp, but ran out of steam.

    Need to get that going again. #cpp #DarkHelp #neuralnetwork

  24. About 2 weeks ago I started looking into using SWIG to create Python and C# bindings for DarkHelp, but ran out of steam.

    Need to get that going again. #cpp #DarkHelp #neuralnetwork

  25. @jann @lisamelton Please take a look at DarkPlate. It builds for both Linux and Windows. I'm certain it must also run on Mac. github.com/stephanecharette/Da #darknet #yolo #darkhelp

  26. @jann @lisamelton Please take a look at DarkPlate. It builds for both Linux and Windows. I'm certain it must also run on Mac. github.com/stephanecharette/Da #darknet #yolo #darkhelp

  27. @jann @lisamelton Please take a look at DarkPlate. It builds for both Linux and Windows. I'm certain it must also run on Mac. github.com/stephanecharette/Da #darknet #yolo #darkhelp

  28. @jann @lisamelton Please take a look at DarkPlate. It builds for both Linux and Windows. I'm certain it must also run on Mac. github.com/stephanecharette/Da #darknet #yolo #darkhelp

  29. @jann @lisamelton Please take a look at DarkPlate. It builds for both Linux and Windows. I'm certain it must also run on Mac. github.com/stephanecharette/Da #darknet #yolo #darkhelp

  30. Significant problem found at work. Led to a change in DarkHelp.

    It was subtle. Know the difference between OpenCV's INTER_AREA, INTER_CUBIC, and INTER_LINEAR when using cv::resize().

    And remember that the default in OpenCV is to use INTER_LINEAR, which is the fastest but impacts quality the most.

    ccoderun.ca/darkhelp/api/class #cpp #opencv #darkhelp #darknet #yolo