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You can use GitHub Pages for free. No need to pay for AWS. https://pages.github.com/
The codes are generated on their backend in a C program, but I don't see any reason why it couldn't be done in WASM.
I must be missing something... What does this have to do with photo realism?
This is really cool! I do wonder what the practical use is, though, aside from just being pretty cool. In a real world situation I think the recognizability of a QR code as something you can scan with your phone is an important part of the value.
Related idea: https://www.aestheticodes.com/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kW39Mt5kscQ But this is probably better because it uses natively supported QR codes.
The downside is that it is a centralized service. Further, you would need to trust that this centralized service would continue operating into the indeterminate future. Luckily I have a strong track record there.
A very simple example use-case is here:
... and the "HN-Specific" FAQ is here:
[1] https://0x.co
I must be missing something... What does this have to do with photo realism?
Either that or OP has no idea what the word 'photorealism' means.
Either way OP is doing himself a disservice. Great project. Siraj-Raval vibes.
https://www.bitcat.cc/webapp/awesome-qr is a great alternative.