I don't like the reasons why people get banned here. Just for expressing a political view or saying that they eat meat. I may come back when there is a more welcoming instance with active users. So long.

Lately qbittorrent is only working with the most seeded torrents. And all other torrents don't work. Also while before it could find around 30 nodes lately it doesn't find any nodes, and sometimes the connection status says there are problems with the connection. I don't remember changing any settings so I don't know why the change in speed.

The settings I have selected which I think may influence this are:

• Peer connection protocol: TCP and uTP
• Use UPnP (I've checked it works on the router)
• Enable DHT
• Enable Peer Exchange
• Enable Local Peer Discovery

It's very annoying because I see hundreds of seeds and peers but the download never starts.

I want to know if there is any software that allows multiple users to make changes in the same database, without the database being centralized. Every user would have a copy of the database and changes from one user would apply to all copies.

Either that or there are users that act as servers and the rest as clients. For example users which are somehow considered trustworthy or have a high uptime would be servers.

I was configuring syncthing and I don't know if it would be better to sync specific files that I need or just sync the whole android storage into a folder in my computer so that I can modify anything from it. What do you sync between linux and android?

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Recommender systems have been widely applied to many online services on the Internet. Although there have been lots of open source libraries, it is still hard to build a recommender system from scratch. I have maintained a project called Gorse for a long time.

Gorse aims to be a universal open-source recommender system that can be quickly introduced into a wide variety of online services. By importing items, users, and interaction data into Gorse, the system will automatically train models to generate recommendations for each user.

GitHub Repo: https://github.com/zhenghaoz/gorse

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To demonstrate the usability of the Gorse recommender system engine, I have built a live demo called GitRec, which recommends repositories to GitHub users based on starred repositories.

Demo: https://gitrec.gorse.io/ Source: https://github.com/zhenghaoz/gitrec

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Proprietary software is usually good at this but I don't know of any open source software with content suggestion. I had music in mind right now, but I'm curious about all other media as well.

I'm looking for ideas and similar projects. Which language, framework, database, etc. would you use?

README.md

Jedi Archives

Curate and review all kinds of files.

Features

• File manager with tags instead of hierarchical structure.
• Implement Both web and GUI.
• GUI. It would be simpler to use default applications to run files.
• Web it would be nice to self-host and allow users to access online without installing.
• Have other fields besides tags, like dates, etc.
• Be able to filter with an advanced search. Using multiple fields and logical operators.
• All files are scanned and tagged with a shared metadata database.
• By default the metadata for every tagged file is automatically uploaded to a shared database.
• There is an edit history to recover the correct tags, in case a user messes the database.
• Duplicate finder.
• Group users with similar interests and provide content suggestion.
• Use torrent under tor like tribler (?).
• Autoseed files with the least health by torrent. If each tracked file was seeded it would probably crash (?)
• Every user is a mod. There is a score based piramid-like structure so that all database changes need to be approved by a user with higher score.

Guides:

• Rust Web Development Tutorial: REST API

Libraries:

• Choose the GUI library: link, link
• Web framework:
  • Backend: Actix, Diesel.
  • Frontend: Inferno, Typescript.
• Search for a torrent library. cratetorrent
• Choose an advanced search library.
• Magnet2Torrent

Similar projects:

• etiquette, tag-based file organizer & search. Web, Flask and SQLite3.
• tocc, a Tool for Obsessive Compulsive Classifiers. C++.
• beets, the media library management system for obsessive music geeks. Python.
• calibre, ebook manager.
• lib.reviews, a free/libre code and information platform for reviews of anything. Web, JavaScript, Handlebars.
• TMSU lets you tag your files and then access them through a nifty virtual filesystem from any other application.
• tagf, tag your files and folders to make them easier to find. go.
• tagfs, Tag based file manager written in python (Currently a CLI). Python.
• carpo, A tool to tag and search files.
• czkawka, multi functional app to find duplicates, empty folders, similar images, etc. Rust.

Similar

• https://lemmy.ml/post/58896/comment/46694

TODO:

• [ ] Create the database schema, take a look at beets, calibre, etc.
• [ ] Adding data to the database.
• [ ] Full text search functionality.

They introduced telemetry last year, and I don't know if they removed it or not.

I wanted to know if it's possible whenever I pause a recording in OBS to automatically mix the audios with a fade in and out, to avoid an abrupt sound change, while letting the video change abruptly. Or would I have to use a video editor to do it?