The end of responsive images
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The end of responsive images
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#2I can't believe this doesn't mention Image Seam Carving. Surprise this was never built into browsers.
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#3Summary: author is a fan of the new sizes="auto" and loading="lazy" browser features.
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#4Summary: author is a fan of the new sizes="auto" and loading="lazy" browser features.
thanks, i couldn't bother reading the thing due to the ridiculous chest-thumping and self-aggrandizing.
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#5The author was waiting 14 years to excitedly share this?
IMHO, feels more like a polyfill than a final industry solution.
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#7Summary: author is a fan of the new sizes="auto" and loading="lazy" browser features.
thanks, i couldn't bother reading the thing due to the ridiculous chest-thumping and self-aggrandizing.
There's two ways of setting a tone. One is to make the reader think/conclude a certain feeling. The second method is to tell them to feel the thing you want them to feel.
This article tells me to hype myself up, which had the exact opposite effect
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#8I can't believe this doesn't mention Image Seam Carving. Surprise this was never built into browsers. https://trekhleb.dev/js-image-carver/
I'd seen the technique, but never visualized like that. Very cool.
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#9Summary: author is a fan of the new sizes="auto" and loading="lazy" browser features.
A picture is worth a thousand words; this article about pictures contains no pictures and too many words. Probably AI slop
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#10> We’re not here to talk about picture.
Bro you just spewed 2 long paragraphs about picture at me. Don’t talk to me like that.