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CatQuest
ruaok would get a kick outa this: just got a bircoin spam on my *phone* hah!
It said looking for js based Projects but are open to any cool projects.
Got it while surfing twitter, will add if I find any.
ruaok
here is my reasoning... for the open source world, we're doing well with paid staff and all that.
if these folks are looking to sponsors individuals on a small scale, then sponsoring a drop in the bucket for a sligthly larger org like us may not be what they are looking to do. thus I'd like to find out more about what their goals are.
So this is the PR, like we discussed i want to add a link in the info page directing users to a post where they can find reasons about why their rec look the way they are.
You might want to look at the PR before reading the doc
ruaok
ok, I'll put both near the top of the list... after critical post vacation MeB nonsense.
pristine___
I really want to finish this stuff this week
Thanks
ruaok
on the doc -- this is our first public statement that we're working on recommendation stuff. I think there will be quite a lot of stuff that I will want to tweak in that doc.
can you give me write perms and ensure that iliekcomputers can read the doc, if not already?
this week? should be possible, methinks.
pristine___
Yeah, sure. I am prepared for the tweaks. The terminologies used need a check.
ruaok
cool.
Mr_Monkey
prabal: Hi! Wanna open a PR for merging UserCollection into master?
prabal
Yeeah alright. I'll do that
alastairp
morning
iliekcomputers
pristine___: access requested
pristine___
Done
iliekcomputers
is this going on blog.metabrainz.org?
who's the audience of the post exactly? devs or general users?
Mostly general users since the link will be on the site.
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mckean
hello hello
alastairp: you pointed me in the direction of packaging to generate static binaries. But that only seems to be the case for the 3rd party packages...
alastairp
hi mckean
mckean
any ideas on how to generate static binaries for the streaming extractors?
alastairp
that script generates static versions of the 3rd party packages
then if you do ./waf --with-static-examples
it'll compile and build the extractors statically too
(using the 3rd party packages that you just built)
mckean
ah so I need to build static 3rd party packages, then run waf with static examples.
any ideas where the binaries will be placed?
the usual but they will just not rely on anything else?
alastairp
yeah, exactly
you can use `file` to see if it's a static or dynamic binary
as I commented, I've not had experience compiling a static extractor with gaia... because that requires qt and a whole bunch of other things as well. I'll have an ask around to see if it's been done before
mckean
many thanks! I'll see what I can do in the meantime!
alastairp
oh yes, it seems that build_3rdparty_static_debian.sh has a --with-gaia flag, which does exactly that. give it a go and tell me if it works :)
getting a bunch of undefined reference to pthread_xxx messages leading up to the error.
alastairp
what OS are you building it on? Do you have a dockerfile that I could try?
alternatively, feel free to open a ticket on MTG/essentia on github saying what you're trying to do, and we can try and help you there. I'm @alastair on github
mckean
alastairp: here's the dockerfile http://ix.io/2vRp I manually bashed into it and ran ./waf with static examples.
build/src/examples/essentia_streaming_extractor_music: ELF 64-bit LSB executable, x86-64, version 1 (GNU/Linux), statically linked, for GNU/Linux 3.2.0, BuildID[sha1]=ddc28c9baddc71f1317451678866cd6aeef1c2e7, with debug_info, not stripped
build/src/examples/essentia_streaming_extractor_music_svm: ELF 64-bit LSB executable, x86-64, version 1 (GNU/Linux), statically linked, for GNU/Linux 3.2.0, BuildID[sha1]=a1e1e2e0658e5f29f45ac6e0021fd60587e65c30, with debug_info, not stripped
the only missing trick was that I had to install yasm, otherwise ffmpeg didn't compile
I removed a few unnecessary install steps - e.g. manually installing gaia and ffmpeg (the dependency script does that). I also didn't squash layers... I assume that you might want to use this in a multi-stage build, or copy the binaries out, so layed it out to be easier to understand
--with-example= also makes it a bit faster to compile, as you only need to compile those 2 examples
pristine___
iliekcomputers: can you do a release today? I want to run the scripts.
iliekcomputers
Not sure, maybe ruaok can.
ruaok
you'd trust a geek who had been on AFK for two weeks to do a release?
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