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That's a valid point. Image data is never stored, only hashes. But it passes though the server and I don't like that either. It's not quite greyscale, it has t
by konschubert 3y ago
That's a valid point. Image data is never stored, only hashes. But it passes though the server and I don't like that either.
It's not quite greyscale, it has to be in a specific binary black-and-white representation, but definitely do-able if documented. Or I could publish a little python library.
Just thinking out loud here.
- mulmen 3y agoYeah don’t mean to diminish the project, it’s very cool! I’m sure you already have a lot of work into it. This thing is almost exactly what I was looking for less than a week ago. It’s actually even simpler and more clever than I imagined. For me less is more. Just serve an image at a URL. EZPZ. If you want to make it hackable I suggest docs first because everyone is going to want to use their own preferred language. Maintaining a library is just more work and image processing libraries are already a dime a dozen.
- konschubert 3y agoThat's a good point about documentation-first. Sometimes a little reference code can say more than 1000 words, though :)