Wow very terminal doge
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#2What did you use for the terminal (shibe) art?
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#3What did you use for the terminal (shibe) art?
https://github.com/rossy2401/img2xterm
It's pretty easy to use. The problem is usually to create good input for it. I spent roughly an hour in GIMP just tweaking the original doge.png and trying to get good dithering for the colors.
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#4 very humor
enough
wow still doge
homepage again
stop now
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#5What did you use for the terminal (shibe) art?
https://github.com/rossy2401/img2xterm It's pretty easy to use. The problem is usually to create good input for it. I spent roughly an hour in GIMP just tweaking the original doge.png and trying to get good dithering for the colors.
What's that font in the terminal? Inconsolata?
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#6What did you use for the terminal (shibe) art?
https://github.com/rossy2401/img2xterm It's pretty easy to use. The problem is usually to create good input for it. I spent roughly an hour in GIMP just tweaking the original doge.png and trying to get good dithering for the colors.
This is worth a few good giggles from my friends so good job! Just a few questions after peeking through the source: how long did it take you? Why is it so much more complicated than it seems on first impression? What was the hardest part?
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#7Earlier quoted context omitted.
https://github.com/rossy2401/img2xterm It's pretty easy to use. The problem is usually to create good input for it. I spent roughly an hour in GIMP just tweaking the original doge.png and trying to get good dithering for the colors.
What's that font in the terminal? Inconsolata?
It is indeed!
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#8Earlier quoted context omitted.
https://github.com/rossy2401/img2xterm It's pretty easy to use. The problem is usually to create good input for it. I spent roughly an hour in GIMP just tweaking the original doge.png and trying to get good dithering for the colors.
This is worth a few good giggles from my friends so good job! Just a few questions after peeking through the source: how long did it take you? Why is it so much more complicated than it seems on first impression? What was the hardest part?
The initial code work was probably not even an hour from initial idea to actually having random colored strings and a test shibe. Then I spent some time tweaking the image to be better, as already mentioned.
I never felt it looked complicated. The code is not even 300 lines, and at least I feel that the abstraction is all right. I wrote the code to be flexible, and because of that, adding piping to stdout was really simple. What parts of the code do you find complicated?
The hardest part was getting the Python packaging right, haha. It was difficult to get the doge.txt file distributed in the package in a path that would work both when installed to site-packages and that would work whilst developing. I have since started doing more Python packaging for my other projects (I'm on a contribution streak, so I do a lot right now) and it's gotten a lot easier.
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#9wow
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#10This predates the doge_js twitter account, the doge npm package, and dogescript. It's also pretty neat with the terminal art! Nicely done.