/jp/ - Otaku Culture

[Conan O'Briebers No.]

30,000 4chan images.

In one folder.

Unsorted

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[Anonymous No.]

get to work.

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[Conan O'Briebers No.]

I mean, what am I suppose to file this pic under?

[Conan O'Briebers No.]

Toot

[Anonymous No.]

>>1366729
just tag it

Tsukihime, Ciel, rage, shit, sports clothes, etc.

[Conan O'Briebers No.]

GOOD TIMES

[Anonymous No.]

>>1366729

Curry/soccer

[Anonymous No.]

>>1366729
shit

[Anonymous No.]

>>1366739
What does anon use to tag his images?

[Anonymous No.]

>>1366754
I don't tag my images since I don't have 30,000 of random images in one folder, but it was just a suggestion.

[Anonymous No.]

>>1366716

1.) set up a database with two tables: table 1: id, filename. 2: file_id, tag
2.) write a small script to insert each file in that folder into table 1.
3.) write a quick web interface for going through all untagged images in table 1, presenting them in the browser with a field to enter tags, and a button to move to the next one. Possibly add buttons with common tags to auto-insert into the text field.
4.) spend all your free time tagging. fuck folders.

[Anonymous No.]

>>1367302
now that i think about it, you don't really even need two tables. just the tags table with columns for filename and another for tag.

the benefit of going with two tables is you could, for example, have your web sytem auto-move the files into subdirectories (to reduce single-directory file count).

[Anonymous No.]

>>1367302
>4.) spend all your free time tagging and sorting them into folders
Hurray!

[Anonymous No.]

>>1367317
Nah. You won't need to sort into folders - you can now search your database for tags and instantly get all matching images