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I don't think you're right about that, how could it work at all? Are you even sure how it works? I was able to scan all 21 perfectly, less than 1 second each, on iOS 18 a couple of inches from retina display. I have no idea how it works, but it seems pretty robust to me. I know people can't do it on some Android phones, and apps. Okay. But still seems pretty good and not a fundamental flaw. Absolutely not OK to blank…
> I know people can't do it on some Android phones, and apps. Okay. But still seems pretty good and not a fundamental flaw. Might not seem like one to you, since you've got a shiny iPhone running the latest iOS, maybe fundamentally it actually is? They're pretty and all, but accessibility and not being ableist is kind of a thing?
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I don't think you're right about that, how could it work at all? Are you even sure how it works? I was able to scan all 21 perfectly, less than 1 second each, on iOS 18 a couple of inches from retina display. I have no idea how it works, but it seems pretty robust to me. I know people can't do it on some Android phones, and apps. Okay. But still seems pretty good and not a fundamental flaw. Absolutely not OK to blank…
You were scanning a screen, which is perfectly flat, has no crumbling and no smudges. You are using a high resolution camera close to a high resolution screen, on a relatively large QR code. You have a best case scenario, and if that's all you care about, you'll be happy with it. For now, anyway. If you are using the same scanner implementation that the author used to check their results, then the good results you ar…
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I got all 21 to scan: iOS 18, 3 - 4 inches from retina display. All scanned within 1 second. Definitely recommend this!!! Wow this style looks so cool!
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You sound personally involved. Your comment is the one being downvoted, because the hubris of "it works for me so everyone should be using it!" is absurd. The fact is many of the QR codes shown do not in fact work on many devices. Your use of all-caps also violates HN rules.
Judge proportional to downvotes, you miss great ideas, demonstrated in your thinking. The only hubris is your misrepresentation, and only absurdity? Your low-fact, untested 'fact'. Also, you hallucinated the all-caps. Hahahaha! :)
Maybe you don't understand what "all caps" is? Let me explain it to you. You capitalized the entire word "awesome" in your comment above. That is against the HN rules.
Your entire comment to me is a troll. I'm not going further than this with you. Goodbye.
Re: Show HN: qrframe – generate beautiful qr codes with javascript code
#75Neat! In my opinion those generated by generative AI with controlnet are even more impressive [0], albeit also reducing their likelihood of being correctly read by all. [0] https://stable-diffusion-art.com/qr-code/
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In this case, the builder actually agreed with the feedback. You had no reason to call it “poosey”, in fact that’s a stupid word to even have in your vocabulary.
Hahaha! No. What would you know? In fact, that word is perfect for the meaning I expressed. What do you think it means? The creator can do what he wants, it doesn't change the principles. Just like I do what I want, and you have no ability to judge my reasons, nor pretend you can judge a word is stupid for someone to use or not - besides yourself. So maybe turn all those judgment attempts on yourself because you are…
Re: Show HN: qrframe – generate beautiful qr codes with javascript code
#78Neat! In my opinion those generated by generative AI with controlnet are even more impressive [0], albeit also reducing their likelihood of being correctly read by all. [0] https://stable-diffusion-art.com/qr-code/
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Oh hey I wrote something similar. https://github.com/fragmede/pasteboard-image I used python so it's annoying to install, and I need to work on the readme, but I snoop the command line so pbipaste > foo.jpeg works as expected. there's also a copy command
That’s neat! Does it handle pipes as well? For less annoying installation, perhaps publish it to Homebrew and/or PyPI?
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Hahaha! No. What would you know? In fact, that word is perfect for the meaning I expressed. What do you think it means? The creator can do what he wants, it doesn't change the principles. Just like I do what I want, and you have no ability to judge my reasons, nor pretend you can judge a word is stupid for someone to use or not - besides yourself. So maybe turn all those judgment attempts on yourself because you are…
I’m not going to entertain this disrespect with a response.