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gforce_de
23d ago
You forgot a dependency: when installing tblue, please make sure that "PyYAML" is installed
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gforce_de
1mo ago
screen /dev/ttyUSB0 115200 ...and easy session sharing
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gforce_de
1mo ago
This is https://github.com/voidtools/ES (a "locate" replacement for windows-computers)
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gforce_de
2mo ago
Thanks Oscar - as always, a very very nice writing style - a good read!
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gforce_de
2mo ago
I like it! But i'm not so sure about the filesize safings mentioned. Your dithered "truedinner.webp" has 189.166 bytes. The original image has 34.682 bytes with JPEG. https://show.quicky.club/results/
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gforce_de
2mo ago
interesting! 147 bytes for 128x128 pixels are ~0.096 bpp (bits/pixel). Everything above 153x153 pixels is too small (!) to count as LQIP (lighthouse). The "normal" way would be to use a 0.05+ bpp WEBP-image as LQIP, which h
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Icinga2 Release v2.14.9 (3 x critial) + v2.15.4 + v2.16.2
(icinga.com)
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gforce_de
3mo ago
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gforce_de
3mo ago
As always: build and install soon
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gforce_de
3mo ago
Really slow and not snappy on my machine (i7-8550u). each animation takes ~60kb (avif) - way too much! It needs to download 50 megabytes to show a single startpage.
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gforce_de
4mo ago
It's all about licences. If you need the images for the web: go for jpegli, webp and avif - the distance to jpegxl or webp2 is not worth the hassle: https://show.quicky.club/results/14/f8/f1/d8db84d5
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gforce_de
4mo ago
Yeah, thats slow - but the approach is at least interesting: I tried to compare it with other encoders for the sample (girl/face painting): https://show.quicky.club/results/14/f8/f1/d8db84d57222d32
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gforce_de
5mo ago
Interesting! The produced Markdown (gemini flash) seems fine and correct, i was hoping for a PDF and markdown download. It seems not possible.
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gforce_de
6mo ago
A similiar graph for germany: https://de.statista.com/statistik/daten/studie/75719/umfrage... Typically 13-14% - my own statistics says ~17%
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gforce_de
6mo ago
user@NAS:~$ curl -fsSl https://www.purl.dev/install.sh | bash ... purl: /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libc.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.38' not found (required by purl) user@NAS:~$ uname -a Linux NAS 6.1
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gforce_de
8mo ago
Wow - interesting how strong the differences are! What seems missing: I can not see the answer from the different models. One have to rely on the "correctness" score. Another minor thing: the scoring seems hardcoded to: 50%
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gforce_de
8mo ago
can you please: * add an correct HTML image alt information * compress your HTML and CSS with brotli (or gzip) thanks!
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gforce_de
8mo ago
Wow, for screenshots much faster than chromium: $ time target/release/fetch_and_render "https://www.lauf-goethe-lauf.de/" real 0m0,685s user 0m0,548s sys 0m0,070s $ time chromium --headless
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gforce_de
8mo ago
Does look alien. When Going to http://baremetal.returninfinity.com/ one can only see some b0rken plaintext in the browser: GET / HTTP/1HTTP/1.0 404 Not Found Server: BareMetal Content-type: text&#
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gforce_de
10mo ago
It seems not possible to drag and drop from one day to another.
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10mo ago
sorry for the german comment - ECC is mandatory! Obligatorische Pastete: "16GB Ram sind Flischt, ohne wenn und aber. ECC ist nicht Flischt aber ZFS ist dafür ausgelegt. Wenn in Strandnähe Daten gelesen werden und es kommt irgendwie w
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11mo ago
wow! can you please include the example for Okabe-Ito (Masataka Okabe, Kei Ito): https://jfly.uni-koeln.de/color/#pallet COLOR='#000000' # Okabe-Ito: 1 black COLOR='#e69f00' # Okabe-Ito: 2 o
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gforce_de
11mo ago
Is this sentence true, or should just sound important? "Cachet created the word «usability» for that, meaning «start it and be able to use it right away.»"
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gforce_de
1y ago
Thank you for clarifing this, it was a misread on my side. The overall percentage deviation from the reference implementation is marginal, but just the pure existance of 'validate.py' looked to me like it must match.
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gforce_de
1y ago
It does not match with the reference implementation in my side: #!/bin/sh # originally from https://jpegxl.info/images/precision-machinery-shapes-golden-substance-with-robotic-exactitude.jpg # URL1=&quo
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gforce_de
1y ago
You can build the image yourself, but have to switch off some packages or features - otherwise the image (linux-kernel + tools) is just too large or consumes too much memory. The original router has 8 megabytes RAM-memory and 2 Megabytes fl
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gforce_de
1y ago
Why is there no support for compression? $ URL=https://herman.bearblog.dev/ $ curl -v -H 'Accept-Encoding: deflate, gzip, br, zstd' $URL 2>&1 | grep --text ^'< Content-Encoding:\|< Content-Le
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gforce_de
1y ago
Interesting idea, but usually a JSON payload is compressed with brotli anyway. It seems, the computational overhead is not worth it?
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1y ago
Thanks for making that clear. But is it worth the hassle? https://nigeltao.github.io/blog/2021/fastest-safest-png-deco... PNG decoding seems to be fast enough: tree1 - PEP = 0.412 ms PNG = 0.25 ms font
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1y ago
I really needs more benchmarks, especially decompression time. Also the sizes are interesting for very small images, but for real images, there are maybe better lossy variants: nz_scene - PEP = 73.542 bytes, lossy-PNG = 43.55
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1y ago
I'am also a bit shocked by this SDK approach, why not a simple API where you upload a file, get an ID and wait till it's done? Beside that, sometimes it works, sometimes not: { "request_id": "9622a21f-
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