ccgus

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by ccgus 9mo ago
> What's Really Happening > (1) The PNG contains an embedded ICC color profile* (likely Display-P3 or another wide-gamut color space), Why didn't you check? From what I can tell when I did, there is no color profile in the o
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by ccgus 5y ago
There's no JIT for WebAssembly on iOS (at least last time I looked last year), so it's going to be much slower than it could otherwise be.
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by ccgus 6y ago
Make sure to send me the images that crashed it (support at flyingmeat.com)! I'd love to get that fixed, as I'm not aware of any cases right now where this happens.
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by ccgus 9y ago
A cordite stone will work well against the broiler. But as with any stone, you're going to want to hit it up slowly to reduce breakage. I'd recommend at least 40m heat up to whatever your oven's top temp is (probably 550), th
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by ccgus 9y ago
It doesn't have to be a WFO (wood fired oven), but you will get slightly different results depending on wood/gas/electric. I used to have a WFO, but after I moved houses I've switched to all electric. It's different
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by ccgus 9y ago
I 100% endorse these recommendations (I say this as someone who makes 3-6 pizzas a weekend, with an oven that does 900+ degrees as well). I'll also put in a little plug for my dough calculator here: http://maybepizza.com&#x2
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by ccgus 12y ago
The towns around Seattle are also building up quite a bit, unlike around SF where a lot of places just refuse to.
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by ccgus 12y ago
You're aware of the application_id pragma? That's what this guy was created for: http://www.sqlite.org/pragma.html#pragma_application_id
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by ccgus 13y ago
One of the reasons it's slow is because CG bitmap contexts are pre-multiplied, but the Canvas spec requires things to be not-premultiplied, so there's a bit of extra math that needs to happen w/ Canvas vs. straight CG/Quartz.
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by ccgus 14y ago
Looks like this is from The Architecture of Open Source Applications: http://www.aosabook.org/en/llvm.html There's some other good stuff (and a book) on the site as well.
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by ccgus 15y ago
And it makes you wonder why AppCode isn't written in AppCode. At least the Xcode engineers use Xcode to write it…