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i-am-gizm0 commented on The Overcomplexity of the Shadcn Radio Button   paulmakeswebsites.com/wri... · Posted by u/dbushell
trueno · 2 months ago
my brain for whatever reason won't accept react it's just instant ejection. i was there in the before times all the way up till jquery became uncool and i just tuned out of front end entirely once react and all the stuff driven by facebook became so ubiquitous, my soul just does not want to dabble in any of it. i think im mostly just appalled at what feels like over complexity that might've made sense over a decade ago but perhaps im waiting for a more satisfying paradigm to come along. i dunno. i had some sparks of joy tinkering with golang to build ssr stuff, i dont keep up with wasm at all but i hope its cruising along.

i wonder if what im after is like some kinda dead simple easy to use declarative front end api that can be built from a backend, something like streamlit or nicegui that has great ergonomics and is easy to maintain but scales better and has better state mgmt than streamlit & puts all the power of a general purpose programming language right there with it. i love compiled things i hate setting up environments with runtimes and stuff.

i-am-gizm0 · 2 months ago
Obligatory "you should try Svelte"
i-am-gizm0 commented on What an unprocessed photo looks like   maurycyz.com/misc/raw_pho... · Posted by u/zdw
XCSme · 2 months ago
I am confused by the color filter step.

Is the output produced by the sensor RGB or a single value per pixel?

i-am-gizm0 · 3 months ago
The raw sensor output is a single value per sensor pixel, each of which is behind a red, green, or blue color filter. So to get a usable image (where each pixel has a value for all three colors), we have to somehow condense the values from some number of these sensor pixels. This is the "Debayering" process.
i-am-gizm0 commented on Ask HN: What's the 2025 stack for a self-hosted photo library with local AI?    · Posted by u/jamesxv7
hammyhavoc · 8 months ago
This seems in stark contrast to others complaining enough about breaking updates that I haven't bothered to try it until it is deemed "stable".

Is it really that stable and flawless in terms of updates?

Because I'm sat here with ZFS, snapshotting and replication configured and wondering why people scare others off of it when the tools to mitigate issues are all free and should be used anyway as part of a bog-standard self-hosted stack.

i-am-gizm0 · 8 months ago
I've also been running it for a year or two now. There used to be a lot more "breaking" releases but that's slowed way down recently as they approach a "stable" release. As long as you don't use Watchtower or other tools that blindly update containers immediately, you're all set. When there are breaking changes, they are extremely clearly marked in the release notes with migration steps included. So as long as you read those you're all set
i-am-gizm0 commented on How University Students Use Claude   anthropic.com/news/anthro... · Posted by u/pseudolus
acbart · a year ago
Except that students don't watch the videos. We have so much log data on this - most of them don't bother to actually watch the videos. They intend to, they think they will, but they don't.
i-am-gizm0 · a year ago
As a university student currently taking a graduate course with a "flipped classroom" curriculum, I can confirm that many students in the class aren't watching the posted videos.

I myself am one of them, but I attribute that to the fact that this is a graduate version of an undergrad class I took two years ago (but have to take the grad version for degree requirements). Instead, I've been skimming the posted exercises and assessing myself which specific topics I need to brush up on.

i-am-gizm0 commented on The most unhinged video wall, made out of Chromebooks   varun.ch/posts/videowall/... · Posted by u/varun_ch
varun_ch · a year ago
Thank you! We haven’t figured out what to play on it yet actually - I think the plan is to build out all the tools so that our school can create and upload their own videos (eg. montages of students work - this is in the Design workshop after all) to display on the screen. It could be self-service even after we graduate in June.
i-am-gizm0 · a year ago
I think a very wide game of Pong would be fun!
i-am-gizm0 commented on Jigsaw Puzzle Robot [pdf]   cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1... · Posted by u/kickofline
deelowe · 2 years ago
What's the connection with shopify?
i-am-gizm0 · 2 years ago
Looks like the PDF was uploaded to his crunchlabs.com site, which is hosted by Shopify.

With a bit of digging, I believe this is the source Google Doc: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1BUCGdZCe8JevGYF3pJ4ZjPqp...

i-am-gizm0 commented on Six Degrees of Wikipedia   sixdegreesofwikipedia.com... · Posted by u/EndXA
i-am-gizm0 · 2 years ago
Hugged?
i-am-gizm0 commented on Ask HN: Tell us about your project that's not done yet but you want feedback on    · Posted by u/abj
sjakati98 · 3 years ago
Am working on a 360 degree video player/image viewer mostly pointed at businesses who’d like to integrate the technology without branding or hosting from other providers.

https://staging.sightsurround.com/

i-am-gizm0 · 3 years ago
Looks pretty cool! As a heads up, as a user the view movement is reversed from what I was expecting. I was expecting for the image to follow my cursor: when I drag to the left, it pans to the right (vertical also should be flipped). The current scheme works decently for following objects that are passing the camera but when it's frozen it feels completely backwards.
i-am-gizm0 commented on Ask HN: Tell us about your project that's not done yet but you want feedback on    · Posted by u/abj
Soupy · 3 years ago
https://pastmaps.com

Been working on this as a new way to find, explore, and view old historical maps and aerials of my area. Still heavily in development but have been surprised by some early traffic stats (1-2K organic uniques / mo and growing 200%+ m/m right now)

Hoping to add in more advanced map tooling within the next week or 2, including new basemap options, 3d terrain view, and then a proper search box which I've been pushing off for far too long

i-am-gizm0 · 3 years ago
I love it! A suggestion for much further down the line: a timeline on the map which composites many maps from a similar time period so you can see them all stitched together (somewhat like how https://skyvector.com/ stitches together multiple sectional charts into a continuous map, though I know it can't be as seamless). Or you could attempt to run some extra processing steps to warp the map to match the background map's projection. Those are both big undertakings, though.

u/i-am-gizm0

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