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by adityapatadia 7y ago
For some actual thing which you can use in your projects to automatically optimise images, check this: https://www.gumlet.com
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by adityapatadia 7y ago
We provide hosted service for optimising SVG. If anyone is interested for image optimisation as a service, take a look here: https://www.gumlet.com
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Firefox disabled WebP in version 66(bugzilla.mozilla.org)
12 points by adityapatadia 7y ago|2 comments
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by adityapatadia 8y ago
That's a good idea. We will consider it if we find appropriate customers for the same. Meanwhile, for uptime, we provide 99.9% uptime SLA which we have been able to maintain since our launch.
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by adityapatadia 8y ago
You can indeed do it. We call that a "web proxy" source. It's easy to setup and get started. Please try it out and ping us in customer chat if you need any help.
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by adityapatadia 8y ago
It's great to know you have implemented WebP in your pipeline. Do check on-the fly optimisation tools like https://www.gumlet.com You can save a huge amount in server costs as well as developer and devops team time. Basical
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by adityapatadia 8y ago
I am indeed founder of Gumlet. Here are few reasons which makes it superior. - cheaper pricing and no minimum monthly payments - global image processing locations - ensures lowest latency regardless of location of your users - no lock-in an
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by adityapatadia 8y ago
One option is to use https://www.gumlet.com It image processing servers located across the world and ensures very low latency image processing.
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by adityapatadia 8y ago
https://www.gumlet.com is one of the service which takes all of this into account and makes all essential image optimisations available via nice and tidy API.
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by adityapatadia 8y ago
Let's check it in India: Sanofi sells it at $3 (208 INR) https://www.medindia.net/drug-price/insulin-lispro/insuman-r... Humalog(3ml) sells at $7 (544 INR) https://www.medindia.net/drug-price&
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by adityapatadia 8y ago
We at Gumlet also provide image optimisation which just works: https://www.gumlet.com It's also accompanied by client side javascript library: http://github.com/gumlet/gumlet.js
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by adityapatadia 9y ago
https://dns.watch/ this is also good one. Proved to be better than Google for me.
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by adityapatadia 9y ago
Put this DNS in your home router and not directly in your PC. Now your PC will fetch DNS at your home from this fast DNS and on pubic wifi, it will use theirs.
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by adityapatadia 9y ago
Rancher is far from dead. They are essentially making a nice frontend for k8s. All we care about is ease of deployment and management of containers. If that is being achieved by k8s, we don't have problem. And yes, they are managing 1.
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by adityapatadia 9y ago
It does not have hosted service. What we did was to dedicate one VM to its management server and that worked out amazingly well. Everything is inside it and does not disturb other systems.
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by adityapatadia 9y ago
It was long known since they did not ship any new update since August 2016. We at Turing Analytics migrated to Rancher labs about 6 months ago. They should have announced it earlier and should have given more time to paying customers. I am
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by adityapatadia 9y ago
It's been an hour and we can't still check the site. I would really not trust my production deployment with these guys. On a side note, Docker Cloud has been offering same thing but they are too slow to deliver docker swarm functi
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by adityapatadia 9y ago
We provide similar technology as a service if anyone is interested to hire us. Check our demo at: https://app.turingiq.com/demo/image/client
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by adityapatadia 9y ago
I evaluated it in early 2011. At that time all NoSQL dbs were new in market. For me, their restriction on usage in cluster mode, very less support for all languages and lack of file storing abilities like GridFS of Mongo made it unattractiv
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by adityapatadia 9y ago
https://transfer.sh is much better and allows even larger files
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by adityapatadia 9y ago
We have developed neural net based solution for finding images which are nearly or even distantly similar. It can be trained to work on any type of image and works pretty accurately. You can check demo at: https://www.turingiq.co
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WebP encoder is broken(bugs.chromium.org)
1 points by adityapatadia 10y ago|0 comments
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by adityapatadia 10y ago
Check this library if you want to interact with BB: https://github.com/theoctal/octalbonescript
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by adityapatadia 10y ago
@Jimaek commented similar thing. If some big site starts using your service, your promise of unlimited bandwidth can fall flat. Just be cautious and read terms carefully I would say.
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by adityapatadia 10y ago
Cloudflare does not permit storing just images in any of their plans. Their terms state that serving disproportionate amount of image or video via their service will be violation of their terms. You should check it before using it for longh
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Npmjs.org is down(registry.npmjs.org)
1 points by adityapatadia 10y ago|0 comments
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by adityapatadia 10y ago
In case you need a library for BeagleBone, I have forked bonescript and written a better one: https://github.com/theoctal/octalbonescript
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Gumlet.com – Bitcoin binary options trading platform
1 points by adityapatadia 10y ago|0 comments
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by adityapatadia 10y ago
We build customised image labelling solutions where you can label many more things like type of neck in a cloth, pattern of label on a mug and many such things which is not supported by Google or Microsoft. We also offer finding similar ima
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Chrome T-Rex game played by unsupervised learning(amaneureka.github.io)
2 points by adityapatadia 10y ago|0 comments

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