Hatena2009-05-14 - NISHIO Hirokazu's Scrapbox (Auto-translated from Japanese)

Hatena2009-05-14

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*1242269602* Boys Ranch

PS: I wrote two objectively identifiable problems in <a href='http://d.hatena.ne.jp/nishiohirokazu/20090514/1242284776'>Problems with Boys Ranch</a>.

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http://company.nikkei.co.jp/compinfo/compinfo_detail.aspx?CONT_ID=00020821

On May 13, 2009, we will launch "Boys' Farm," a men's information sharing site, as a mobile service for women who are active in marriage.

A ranch!

Livestock!

Boys' Farm" is a community site for women where friends can share and introduce information about men to each other.

Through the "Ranch" on the mobile site, members can register photos and brief profiles of the men they associate with (*2) and manage their information, allowing other members who have been approved as friends to view the registered men's data.

Scary. I wonder if this is a place to register boys who seem to have no pulse and then GIVE & TAKE with other female friends.

If it were a reverse version of "Girl's Farm," I am sure it would be crushed at the planning stage, and even if it were released, I am sure it would be bashed with great force. Why "boy ranch" would be allowed is a mystery to me.

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Naturally, I thought that the information I registered would be available only to my friends, but a woman I did not know registered a boy, and it was displayed as "New Arrival Ranch" with cancer. Don't boys have human rights? Oh, I see, they are livestock, so they don't have them. The ranches can be categorized along two axes: "Ikemen/Tsukemen", "Kin/Poor", and "Skinny/Petite"...a man (looks like he is in his 30s) whom I don't recognize is categorized as a "Petite & Petite". I'm scared. Carnivorous girls scare me.

*1242282671*Re: The story of how my vision went from about 0.5 to 1.2.

http://d.hatena.ne.jp/chnpk/20090513/1242207980

The trick seemed to be to keep one's eyes open and not to frown.

Yes, indeed, I do the same thing, even though I have been programming for a long time since I was 10 years old and I have 1.5 in both eyes. Many people squint when they have difficulty seeing, but I stare into the distance with my eyes wide open "as if the aperture of a camera is widening" when I look into the distance.

For example, when leaving after concentrated work at the office or elsewhere, if I think, "Oh, my eyes are tired and it's hard to see in the distance," I look into the distance. But I don't just look into the distance, I stare at my cell phone screen or my fingernails or something to "focus up close" and then focus into the distance. I don't think I've ever counted the tiles. I do alternate between looking near and far until the lights and antennas on tall buildings stop blurring.

I don't claim that this will cure myopia, because I've never been nearsighted. But if you do this exercise of looking near and far, it takes less time to focus on the distance than it did before you started. It's like rotating your arms when your shoulders are stiff, and you can do it as a kind of stretching after overworking your eyes.

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Also, if the font size is 10pt in an editor or something, I'll be the first to change it to 14pt - 18pt. I don't even like to write Japanese sentences with 10pt font size, let alone programming. Maybe that's part of the reason my eyesight hasn't deteriorated.

*1242284776*Problems with Boys Ranch

http://company.nikkei.co.jp/compinfo/compinfo_detail.aspx?CONT_ID=00020821

http://otoboku.jp/

I don't need to say much; I'll just point out two things.

- It says, "Members who are approved as friends can view the registered male data of other members." It is easy to misunderstand that "you can only browse among friends," because it says "you can only browse among friends," but just by creating an account and logging in, you can see the face images of unknown men registered by unknown women and information written by women.

- It says, "Registration of a male profile requires the consent of the man himself," but as evidenced by the rabbits and stuffed animals already registered, there is no mechanism whatsoever to confirm "whether or not the man himself has given his consent."

*1242288635*DjangoCreate tags with different expressions for different flavors.

<a href='http://djangoproject.jp/doc/ja/1.0/howto/custom-template- tags.html'>Make your own template tags and filters — Django v1.0 documentation</a>

To make it easy to create this type of tag, Django provides a helper function called simple_tag.

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def current_time(format_string):

return datetime.datetime.now().strftime(format_string)

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What's this? It's very simple. What I wanted to do was to create a tag that would change the expression depending on the user's attributes, such as "median (or both in case of a tie)" for flavor=novice (novice mode), and only "median" for flavor=advanced. It is similar to the "trans" tag, which displays in English or Japanese depending on the language of the browser, but I wanted to separate it from the language setting. That's all there is to it.

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def mytrans(key, flavor):

return dataflavorkey

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Data is a dictionary of dictionaries, and you can import the definitions from some appropriate place.

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And so far it was easy enough, but in the Google App Engine + app-engine-patch environment, I put the template tag in the exact location as described, created a proper templatetags/__init__.py, and set the INSTALLED_APPS in the settings.py, but it fails to load. APPS is also set, but it fails to load. I fixed it after some tinkering and restarting the server. Trying to make it fail again didn't work. Was restarting the server the right thing to do?

*1242321477* "Girls Ranch" was released.

<del>Girls Ranch</del><a href='http://nishiotools.appspot.com/matrixfarm/'>Matrix Ranch</a>(PS: We had a lot of problems with the naming so we changed it. I'm not really into girls!")

After playing with <a href="http://otoboku.jp">Boys' Farm</a> for a while, I thought it would be interesting to co-edit the Matrix, so I created this site. However, I thought it would not be very appropriate to play with the personal information of real people, so I have prohibited the posting of personal information in the Terms of Use. When you log in at the top page, you can move items placed by people who have created a new matrix or added items, saying "Oh no, this one goes here.

For me, the interesting point of "Boys' Farm" was that "you can put various things on the matrix that you set as the axis and show them to others. Well, it is an alpha release, and I will decide what to do in the future depending on the response.

Yah, but I haven't written JS or CSS in a long time. I'm using jQuery UI to drag items. Behind the scenes is Google App Engine + Django + app_engine_patch.

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<a href='http://nishiotools.appspot.com/matrixfarm/matrix/agtuaXNoaW90b29sc3IZCxIRbWF0cml4ZmFybV9tYXRyaXgYk6QBDA/'>Girls Ranch: Programming Languages </a>

To be honest, I didn't really care about girls, I just wanted to do something like this. I'm a herbivorous guy, sasenwww, and the assembly language is obviously in the wrong place.

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<username>allyforblog</username>

<body>>I am sure that if it were a "girl ranch" it would be crushed at the planning stage, and even if it were released, it would be bashed with great force. Why "boy ranch" would be allowed is a mystery to me. I totally agree with you. I am a girl.

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<username>bgnori</username>

<body>Because we are a company that says head count.... http://ameblo.jp/shibuya/entry-10012321060.html</body>

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<username>crode</username>

<BODY>There was some bashing about not treating the stones as human beings and trading personal information. http://ameblo.jp/cair/entry-10260663830.html</body>

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<username>Kope Yamaoka</username>.

<body>>I am sure that if it were a "girl ranch" it would be crushed in the planning stage, and even if it were released, it would be bashed with great force. Why "boy ranch" would be allowed is a mystery. I think it's because the difference is that the public still shares the perception of a male-dominated society. The idea is the same as the following. The opinion that "men and women are equal, so it is wrong to be hard on men" is wrong. "Men and women are not equal (predominant to men). "Therefore, we should be strict with men to improve the position of women." I think this is the reason for the female superiority principle here in Komachi, where many women are considered to be women. http://komachi.yomiuri.co.jp/t/2009/0429/237203.htm?g=04 Magical smackdown</body>

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<username>I don't have a name</username>.

<body>http://markezine.jp/article/detail/7285 Something about "grazing" instead of "meeting". It's treated as livestock no matter how you look at it. They are not "dating" but "grazing". It seems that the person agrees to the approval by mobile phone mail. There is also the problem that if you use an appropriate discarded address, you can send an approval e-mail regardless of the person's address. </body> If you click on the URL, you will get an approval email.

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<username>money-school</username>

<body>Maybe the world of "Yapoo the Cattleman" (Shozo Numa) is finally approaching. A little scary. </body>.

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<username>nishiohirokazu</username>

<BODY>>About the approval, it seems to be a system where the person agrees to it by mobile email. Don't write lies. </body>

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<username>clmind</username>

<body>I didn't look at the detailed specs of the service, but, well, I don't need to see it to tell you. But what would be your motivation if you were to introduce men around you? "There are such cool guys around me!" I wonder if it's a meh kind of thing like that. Well, there's also the question of whether it would be popular in the first place. </body>

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<username>nanasu</username>.

<body>>http://komachi.yomiuri.co.jp/t/2009/0429/237203.htm?g=04 This is a stand-up and run away fishing topic</body>.

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<username>Freedom☆</username>.

<body>>>Seriously sorry As long as you say that, gender equality will never happen. </body>

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<username>I don't have a name</username>.

<body>I'm sorry. I did not mean to write a lie.... >>The article said that the registration of a male profile requires the consent of the man himself by mobile email, so I thought it was approved by the person whose profile was to be posted. </body>

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<username>I wish I could have been there</username>.

<BODY>Public Relations After researching the naming of the company's male employees, we have determined that it is not a problem. They said. We have a problem with our employees</BODY>.

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<body>"Men and women are not equal (superior to men). Therefore, we should be tough on men and improve women's position." Women are very glib. This theory doesn't seem to be used in court or morality, for example, and it's obvious that it's a strange theory when you think about it, but unfortunately, I don't think I can argue it a bit better. It's not a good enough reason for women to be "hard" on men one way or the other. I guess. </body>

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<body>I knew the name had too much of an impact on you. w But thank you for a system that I can learn from. </body>

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<body>I thought that men and women are different creatures within the human race I do things that I don't like being done to me and it's not my fault if I do it, and it's OK if I change the name?

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<username>nishiohirokazu</username>

<BODY>> and the article was in the article To use the article as an argument to tweak an entry that points out the lies and misinterpretations in that article.... This one actually logged in and confirmed that rabbits and stuffed animals can be registered.... </body>

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<username>Name</username>.

<BODY>They are not sure about the identity authentication and permission to publish, so I guess it is simply a dating site. Normally, we would do this in the underground, but I guess we were all surprised when we tried it out. </body>

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<username>10 squirrel hunts</username>.

<body>It's interesting that you can share your assessment of things. (Whether for serious consideration of something or for use in a story like the rough and tumble main house)</BODY>

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<username>Tori Sugar</username>.

<body>It's just used for research. </body>

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<username>Name</username>.

<BODY>From a woman's point of view, it's a disgusting name and I'm afraid of personal information and so on. While everyone can think of "girl ranch" as likely to be used for sexual crimes, many people may not think of it as "boy ranch". Just as there is something about the free-spiritedness of shoujo manga that makes people want to turn away from it in contrast to shonen manga, I wonder if there are many people who assume that girls are not perpetrators. </body>

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<username>ummm</username>.

<body>>>Kope Yamaoka 2009/05/14 17:00 It is impossible to refute in speech what is a logical fallacy from beginning to end</body>.

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<username>Leo Leo</username>.

<BODY>I know I've already been crushed, but it's okay to be a boy rancher. I'm a herbivore boy who would rather be mixed in. </body>

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<username>Konbu</username>.

<BODY>I think it's more like a girl's ranch where the girls work, but a boy's ranch gives a different and more gruesome image. I think it is because the keyword "girl" is often used to create a cute image, and we are used to it. If we just take the title, I think it would have been more acceptable if it were a girl ranch. If they made a girl ranch with the same system, it would be a big problem. I think it's a little bit of a shame that they are not allowed to disclose people's personal information without their permission. Are you going to ask permission from the men? </body>

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