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Imagor 1.9.1 Benchmark Summary
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Imagor Studio – Self-hosted image gallery and live editing web application
(imagor.net)
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Vipsgen – Go binding generator for libvips image processing library
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vipsgen is a Go binding generator for libvips - a fast and efficient image processing library. Existing Go libvips bindings rely on manually written code that is often incomplete, error-prone, and difficult to maintain as libvips evolves. v
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Scencil: fashion search and discovery engine
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If all you need is to generate thumbnail from the first frame of local video file, then ffmpeg cli with a bunch of shell scripts already does the job. I use this for web video thumbnail manipulation. Having on-the-fly control right from the
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Imagorvideo – video thumbnail server using RMSE in Go and FFmpeg C bindings
(github.com)
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4y ago
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Fan-out a Go reader stream to multiple writers concurrently
(github.com)
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Imagorvideo – Go video thumbnail processing server using FFmpeg C bindings
(github.com)
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Show HN: Imagor v1 – fast image processing server in Go and libvips
(github.com)
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5y ago
Such contract can proxy call another (upgraded) contract by changing references. This is defined on the contract source code and, by signing it, you agree its implications of "upgradable". The proxy contract and the actual contrac
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Author here. Apologize for the late response, as I only realized it was on HN a few days after. Thanks for posting it! A bit of our background: we have been a long time user of Thumbor, with millions of images serving under it and applicati
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Show HN: Caco – Node.js generator that supports both callbacks and promises
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11y ago
Reminds me of "The Shining" http://uncyclopedia.wikia.com/wiki/All_work_and_no_play_make...
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Show HN: ES6 generator control flow that supports both callbacks and promises
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Ginga.js: middleware framework for asynchronous JavaScript methods
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Depth first traversal for recursive, async JavsScript functions
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Unix sort for Node.js streams
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Show HN: Streaming full-text search for Node.js and browsers
(github.com)
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Show HN: Ginga.js – Middleware framework for JavaScript functions
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11y ago
JavaScript is weird and stupid to begin with. Until it becomes the most widely used, fastest dynamically typed language.
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Show HN: Transaction manager for Node.js LevelDB
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Transaction manager for Node.js LevelDB
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2PL transaction manager for LevelDB and SubLevel
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Transaction layer for Node.js LevelDB
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Ginga.js – middleware framework for JavaScript functions
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Aerosketch - draw without boundary
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What I think: technical = can build stuff i.e. software <=> coder, hardware <=> electrical engineer, physical product <=> mechanical engineer and so on...
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14y ago
"someone has made a claim without anything to back it up" that's true, but neither do any posts in HN. Shouldn't we try to get some attention from Kickstarter and see how it goes?