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What differentiates production-ready images from regular images?

• apeters 11mo ago
  They are cloud-native, of course.
  • yeasku 11mo ago
    Is this post a joke?
  • KellyCriterion 11mo ago
    Do they support also DeFi or Blockchain then?
    • aembleton 11mo ago
      Yes, and AI
      • KellyCriterion 11mo ago
        ++1 :-)) good one!!!
• RadiozRadioz 11mo ago
  They're bedazzled by a little bit of marketing flair. Generally I find production-ready images have more synergy and tend to be web-scale. Often they're built from the ground up for AI & are blazing fast, at scale, and empower your team whilst unlocking new possibilities. As my sibling comment suggests, being cloud-native is a crucial factor too.
  • 4ndrewl 11mo ago
    Downvoted for not starting with "Great question!" /s
  • ludicrousdispla 11mo ago
    If I need more flair can I embed the image in a new html page and then create another image from that?
    • deleted 11mo ago
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  • estebarb 11mo ago
    I'm confused. It was sarcasm?
    • lima 11mo ago
      Hard to say these days!
  • threecheese 10mo ago
    All you had to drop was “web scale”, so much meaning compressed into that :)
• back2reddit 11mo ago
  It's not an image—it's an image on the edge. No cruft. No legacy formats. Just buttery smooth production readiness.
  • andrecarini 11mo ago
    Thanks ChatGPT
  • fainpul 11mo ago
    [flagged]
  • b0ner_t0ner 11mo ago
    > buttery smooth But buttery bloated if the images don't run OptiPNG before exporting.
  • xgulfie 11mo ago
    But are they Blazing Fast (rocket ship emoji)? Are they vibe ready?
• _ea1k 11mo ago
  It probably means that the text was generated by an AI. Claude Code loves to say that everything is production ready, even if it doesn't quite compile or pass automated tests yet.
• vbezhenar 11mo ago
  Production-ready image can be scaled effortlessly both in vertical and horizontal direction.