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Imagetragick 2?
(metabaseq.com)
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4y ago
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4y ago
Security bounty hunters are going to make some $$$
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5y ago
Cloudinary is an end-to-end solution for managing images and videos, for developers. The CDN and optimization parts are tightly coupled with the digital asset management: e.g. if you change an image, the system knows to invalidate the relev
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5y ago
Also in: https://github.com/shadiabuhilal/rtl-detect/issues/11
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Hebrew and Yiddish removed from popular NPM packages by author
(github.com)
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6y ago
Cedexis gets another lease on life
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8y ago
Most shocking to me was that the whole process plus the super creepy text ‘Do not attempt to open another developer account’ hasn’t changed in 5 years
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Akamai provides infrastructure for blockchain consensus nodes on their network
(finextra.com)
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8y ago
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Guide to image formats & optimization by Addy Osmani
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Fastly announces “image optimizer” feature
(fastly.com)
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10y ago
I would add a image/video hosting & management category - there are some well established players in the market that have nice free tiers (full disclosure: I work at one). Makes life simpler than working with Storage & CDNs.
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How to develop a react library
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10y ago
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11y ago
TLS is still slow, for users on 3G phones, remote areas, and 3rd world countries. But who cares about them? They're poor! They can cope with a slow web.
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We ran BPG and FLIF on 200,000 images – FLIF won
(cloudinary.com)
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11y ago
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11y ago
We ran FLIF and BPG on 200,000 random images - FLIF won http://cloudinary.com/blog/flif_the_new_lossless_image_forma...
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11y ago
I had ELB issues all week - might be related to a change in their scaling policies.
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11y ago
with kernel tuning, S3 performance improves (and will probably improve on GC/Azure as well). Also, author uses Ubuntu 14.4 (see https://twitter.com/Zbjorn/status/684492084422688768 ), which doesn't use AW
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Feeding data to 1000 CPUs – comparison of S3, Google, Azure storage
(blog.zachbjornson.com)
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11y ago
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11y ago
Almost every website can be optimized, but this is really wasteful...
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11y ago
Looks like it's getting better on our side now
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11y ago
"1:08 AM PDT We believe we have identified the root cause of the elevated error rates and latencies for requests to the US-STANDARD Region and are working to resolve the issue." looks like the cavalry are coming
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11y ago
Is this really just a webview that loads m.facebook.com?
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Speed Up Magento Pages by Over 50% with Automatic Image Processing
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11y ago
Ok, tineye.com to the rescue, it's David Huffman! Geekorgasm!
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Silicon Valley S02E06 15:15 – Who's on the Wall Next to Lena?
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11y ago
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11y ago
Thanks for sharing this and being on HN to answer - very interesting architecture! How do you deal with customers from remote locations (Asia, Oceania) complaining about slow upload speeds?
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11y ago
And with Lambda based on S3 events, you can run stuff automatically on that as well. However, if you want your uploaders to get feedback on their uploads immediately and/or synchronously, you need to upload to app servers.
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11y ago
It also means that you need to scale your upload servers (IO & long requests), this is more difficult than trusting S3 to scale for you. However having your S3 open to uploads has it's downsides. We at Cloudinary do uploads to our
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11y ago
Popular photo sharing company opens the kimono on their photo processing stack.
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How 500px serves up 500TB of high res photos
(stackshare.io)
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11y ago
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