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jtreitz
13d ago
hurts to see Germany at 0MWe in 2026 :(
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My Samsung TV which I bought 8 years ago now suddenly asks me if it's okay they share data with their over 200 partners. They have the nerves to headline this with "protect your privacy". Generally not a big fan of EU policin
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GitHub Japan
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12y ago
Why not apply for YC summer batch and see how far it gets you. Btw: just bought a copy of your app.
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12y ago
http://paulgraham.com/corpdev.html
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Ruby on Rails job board for Singapore
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How we build the perfect office music player using a Rasberry, Spotify and Slack
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How to work from a mobile office while having 25 employees
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Good deadline, bad deadline
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12y ago
I wonder if PSD became their favorite file format https://code.google.com/p/xee/source/browse/XeePhotoshopLoad...
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13y ago
Here's a follow up on that topic: http://www.crispymtn.com/stories/extrapolating-photos-for-im...
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Extrapolating photos for immersive zoom views
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13y ago
We do not change the order of the photos, we just try to find a good set of breaking points inside that order. Actually, Chromatic tries to read the EXIF "DateTimeOriginal" information to sort the photos and falls back to the &quo
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13y ago
Actually, you're right! It's the same picture, scaled down to around 500x500 and with a heavy gaussian blur applied to it. The trick is to have a subtle grain effect over it to eliminate gradient artifacts.
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13y ago
Yes, we figured the page scrolls slow if there are too many photos in the DOM at the same time so the lazy-load-function also removes them when out of scope.
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13y ago
That looks pretty nice too! Congrats on the wedding!
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The algorithm for a perfectly balanced photo gallery
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