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ahrjay

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    Comment #45003787

    I had a go at this using the on-device models in edge and chrome, phi4-mini and gemini nano, worked surprisingly well for such small models. https://ryanseddon.com/ai/how-to-build-…

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    Comment #42884184

    Yeah the instructions are not clear. They're on the github repo[1] linked in the header. 1. Install Chrome Dev: Ensure you have version 127. [Download Chrome Dev]( https://google.c…

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    Comment #42791788

    I built https://ffprompt.ryanseddon.com using the chrome ai (Gemini nano). Allows you to do ffmpeg operations on videos using natural language all client side.

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    Comment #41993837

    Ah bummer I've been posting my earthin24 timelapses[1] to this for quite a while now. [1] https://botsin.space/@earthin24

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    Comment #39077297

    In my home state of Victoria Australia the government had a program to give out these powerpal[1] units for free that could measure your usage in realtime using the flashing led on…

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    Comment #27881035

    I've got an oven and induction cooktop freestanding unit[1] that has big chunky knobs to change the induction power levels. Would never bother with gas again. [1] https://www.fishe…

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    Comment #25024608

    I did something similar using filter_complex to create a 14x14 grid showing 196 days of earth full disc shots for my earthin24 Twitter bot. It's truly impressive what ffmpeg can do…

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    Comment #22033262

    I combine this and 3 other satellites on my twitter bot into daily videos if you're interested. https://twitter.com/earthin24

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    Comment #20059587

    I have an original copy of this game in my garage! Including the vmu microphone.

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    Comment #6883931

    Hopefully the next step is to take image decoding off the main thread.

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    Comment #6879593

    According to a few people both IE11[1] and Firefox[2] disable hit testing on scroll if you don't move your cursor while scrolling. [1] http://www.thecssninja.com/javascript/pointer…

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    Comment #5320939

    It's supported in WebKit nightly too.

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    Comment #5173365

    Source maps recommend a similar technique to mitigate against XSSI attacks by prepending ")]}" to your source map http://www.html5rocks.com/en/tutorials/developertools/source...

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    Comment #5069135

    I couldn't even use it on my phone, I think the viewport meta set to device-width makes it load zoomed in and the interaction with the content makes it impossible to zoom out.

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    Comment #5028558

    I built something along the same lines a while back that allows you to drag and drop font files into the browser. http://fontdragr.com Also has a bookmarklet so you can test them o…

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    Comment #4614625

    Don't forget source map support, that is a huge plus to have from day one.

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    Comment #4174302

    I built a simple cli tool to do cross browser unit testing. bunyip: http://ryanseddon.github.com/bunyip/

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    Comment #4076506

    The ontouchstart issue can be avoided by using the ontouchmove/end to check of the user is scrolling. Infact zepto.js has a custom event called "tap" which does exactly that.

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    Comment #3824708

    Nice source map support will be huge.

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    Comment #3275350

    Firefox and Opera support the APNG format and there is a clever polyfill[1] to add support to all other browsers. [1] https://github.com/devongovett/png.js

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    Comment #3271715

    Of course web devs use them, but like you said it's a waste of bandwidth so the production version should be minified and combined.

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    Comment #3250939

    There is the do not track initiative[1] but it's kind of a pretty please solution. [1] http://dnt.mozilla.org/

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    Comment #3194900

    It's not being "ultra-strict" it's a requirement of the spec[1] that the file be served with the correct mimetype. [Edit] It doesn't work in firefox, the attribute triggers the per…