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Thanks Oscar - as always, a very very nice writing style - a good read!

I like it! But i'm not so sure about the filesize safings mentioned. Your dithered "truedinner.webp" has 189.166 bytes. The original image has 34.682 bytes with JPEG. https://show.…

interesting! 147 bytes for 128x128 pixels are ~0.096 bpp (bits/pixel). Everything above 153x153 pixels is too small (!) to count as LQIP (lighthouse). The "normal" way would be to …

As always: build and install soon

Really slow and not snappy on my machine (i7-8550u). each animation takes ~60kb (avif) - way too much! It needs to download 50 megabytes to show a single startpage.

It's all about licences. If you need the images for the web: go for jpegli, webp and avif - the distance to jpegxl or webp2 is not worth the hassle: https://show.quicky.club/result…

Yeah, thats slow - but the approach is at least interesting: I tried to compare it with other encoders for the sample (girl/face painting): https://show.quicky.club/results/14/f8/f…

Interesting! The produced Markdown (gemini flash) seems fine and correct, i was hoping for a PDF and markdown download. It seems not possible.

A similiar graph for germany: https://de.statista.com/statistik/daten/studie/75719/umfrage... Typically 13-14% - my own statistics says ~17%

user@NAS:~$ curl -fsSl https://www.purl.dev/install.sh | bash ... purl: /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libc.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.38' not found (required by purl) user@NAS:~$ uname -a Linu…

Wow - interesting how strong the differences are! What seems missing: I can not see the answer from the different models. One have to rely on the "correctness" score. Another minor…

can you please: * add an correct HTML image alt information * compress your HTML and CSS with brotli (or gzip) thanks!

Wow, for screenshots much faster than chromium: $ time target/release/fetch_and_render "https://www.lauf-goethe-lauf.de/" real 0m0,685s user 0m0,548s sys 0m0,070s $ time chromium -…

Does look alien. When Going to http://baremetal.returninfinity.com/ one can only see some b0rken plaintext in the browser: GET / HTTP/1HTTP/1.0 404 Not Found Server: BareMetal Cont…

It seems not possible to drag and drop from one day to another.

sorry for the german comment - ECC is mandatory! Obligatorische Pastete: "16GB Ram sind Flischt, ohne wenn und aber. ECC ist nicht Flischt aber ZFS ist dafür ausgelegt. Wenn in Str…

wow! can you please include the example for Okabe-Ito (Masataka Okabe, Kei Ito): https://jfly.uni-koeln.de/color/#pallet COLOR='#000000' # Okabe-Ito: 1 black COLOR='#e69f00' # Okab…

Is this sentence true, or should just sound important? "Cachet created the word «usability» for that, meaning «start it and be able to use it right away.»"

Thank you for clarifing this, it was a misread on my side. The overall percentage deviation from the reference implementation is marginal, but just the pure existance of 'validate.…

It does not match with the reference implementation in my side: #!/bin/sh # originally from https://jpegxl.info/images/precision-machinery-shapes-golden-substance-with-robotic-exac…

You can build the image yourself, but have to switch off some packages or features - otherwise the image (linux-kernel + tools) is just too large or consumes too much memory. The o…

Why is there no support for compression? $ URL=https://herman.bearblog.dev/ $ curl -v -H 'Accept-Encoding: deflate, gzip, br, zstd' $URL 2>&1 | grep --text ^' Accept-Encoding:' > A…

Interesting idea, but usually a JSON payload is compressed with brotli anyway. It seems, the computational overhead is not worth it?

Thanks for making that clear. But is it worth the hassle? https://nigeltao.github.io/blog/2021/fastest-safest-png-deco... PNG decoding seems to be fast enough: tree1 - PEP = 0.412 …