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zacman85
2y ago
Joshua Davis https://joshuadavis.com/
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Eat. Sleep. Exercise. Work
(blog.chriszacharias.com)
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The imgix Asset Manager Plugin for Figma
(blog.imgix.com)
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5y ago
Having related emails batched and then providing easy ways to pin, snooze or mark done is so useful. Clicking the "sweep" button (Mark All As Read) after prioritizing the email you care about is such a satisfying feeling. I'm
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Imgix (YC S11) announces new Image Manager for all accounts, adds free plan
(blog.imgix.com)
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7y ago
Hi everyone, Chris, the founder of imgix here. We are just beginning to talk about what we are going to be rolling out over the next few months, so I wrote this piece about how and why we are moving in the directions we are moving, with a f
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Imgix: A New Step Forward
(blog.chriszacharias.com)
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A Conspiracy to Kill IE6
(blog.chriszacharias.com)
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8y ago
Keynote is actually a surprisingly good tool for building diagrams once you learn the interface and features. I use it for all of our architecture diagrams and for generating printable posters of such to hang in our office. I have tried nea
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Imgix is hiring a Site Reliability Engineer to help scale to 100B images/day
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8y ago
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Imgix is hiring pragmatic Python engineers to help build out our APIs
(imgix.com)
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9y ago
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Show HN: A tool to measure how responsive images benefit your page weight
(pageweight.imgix.com)
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10y ago
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The Imaging Chain and the Internet
(blog.chriszacharias.com)
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11y ago
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11y ago
You should check out the Whitebox Software Defined Radio Project. It is a hacker friendly software defined radio started by my friend Chris, a former lead engineer from Google/YouTube and the former VP of technology at Adly. http:
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How Imgix Built a Stack to Serve 100,000 Images per Second
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Show HN: Imgix Sandbox – Explore on-demand image processing
(sandbox.imgix.com)
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11y ago
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Programmatically create user avatars with Imgix face detection
(blog.imgix.com)
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11y ago
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Rethinking Static Sites
(kellysutton.com)
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11y ago
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Racking Mac Pros
(photos.imgix.com)
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11y ago
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Show HN: Imgix.js, a JavaScript library for responsive imaging
(imgix.com)
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12y ago
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12y ago
We would be happy to help at imgix. We currently process tens of millions of images per day, including large images like yours. Feel free to contact me at chris (at) imgix (dot) com. Link: http://www.imgix.com
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12y ago
We used the existing image requests as a baseline. So the numbers we are reporting are specifically for the images that are being served in established formats (e.g. PNG and JPEG) measured against their equivalent requested WebP and JPEG XR
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12y ago
We deliver images out of a CDN where we already have handled the proper request normalization. There is no support cost to implementing content negotiation in this case unless you want to put us behind a proxy. At that point, we can work wi
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12y ago
Hi Billy, Founder of imgix here. The comparison image is just meant to be moderately informative. We will be following up with a detailed performance outline as more data comes in. You can compare the progressive JPEG image against the WebP
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WebP, JPEG XR, and Progressive JPG Support with Auto Content Negotiation
(blog.imgix.com)
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12y ago
Having OS X in our stack allows us to tackle a lot of use cases that come out of the prototypical design process. Format support, color profiles, color space conversion, typography, etc. are all mastered in OS X, but lacking in other operat
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Building a Graphics Card For the Internet: A tour of the newest Imgix datacenter
(imgix.exposure.co)
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Automatic Image Enhancement
(blog.imgix.com)
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13y ago
Agreed. They should definitely lock it down for their internal use (and eventually provide a public API). I would imagine that in a young company that is moving fast, there is a high potential to overreact or to appear to because of canned
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I highly doubt this has anything to do with stifling innovation. Given Snapchat's popularity, it would make a lot more sense that they are trying to restrict 3rd party access to cut down on spam. Nothing will be more destructive to the
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