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by dceddia 2y ago
> applying Adobe Lightroom presets (image filters) on many images quickly and cheaply This sounds to me like a thing people might pay for. But I would (strongly) guess most photographers don’t know what an “API” is or why they’d want to
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by dceddia 2y ago
I’ve signed up for waitlists and bought things from some of them, and I’ve launched products to waitlists I built (and made some sales on launch day). I think a few things helped with that, but one difference that stands out is where the su
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by dceddia 2y ago
Just as a data point, I've sold one-time-purchase desktop software for a few years and refunds have been pretty few and far between. I understand the fear that a bunch of people will buy it and immediately request a refund because wha
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by dceddia 2y ago
As a private pilot with a level of experience not even in the ballpark of these professional pilots, I can say you get used to it. The “trick” is that most of these phrases are expected, and they come in a certain order, at certain times. I
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by dceddia 2y ago
I was reading this article and thinking about things like, in the case of doing transcription, if you heard the spoken word “sign” in isolation you couldn’t be sure whether it meant road sign, spiritual sign, +/- sign, or even the sine
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by dceddia 2y ago
Good ideas here, thanks!
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by dceddia 2y ago
Yeah I’m not sure where mine fits either. I have a video editor that removes pauses, saving lots of editing time for (certain kinds of) videos/podcasts. I would say I hear from 3 kinds of customers: - They know about tools like mine an
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by dceddia 3y ago
I initially ran into that issue too (sending frames over IPC was not gonna work!) so I create a native OS-specific overlay and draw on it with wgpu. The IPC layer has been a bit annoying and I'm looking forward to Tauri 2 where that&#x
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by dceddia 3y ago
Ohh sorry, I misunderstood what you were saying there. I'm just using Svelte in TypeScript and running it in the browser so it doesn't need to do the WASM step.
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by dceddia 3y ago
> Tauri also forces your frontend to compile to WASM I’ve been using Tauri (1.x) for a couple years shipping a video editor and I don’t think this is true? I went searching to verify and I couldn’t find anything saying it complies to WAS
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The War on Hyperlinks(hottakes.space)
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Try Hard(aaronfrancis.com)
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The War on Hyperlinks(hottakes.space)
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by dceddia 3y ago
tldraw could be a good example to look at. It’s an open source infinite canvas drawing app: https://github.com/tldraw/tldraw The live version is at https://tldraw.com
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by dceddia 3y ago
Very nice! It’s great to see another Tauri + Svelte project too. I’ve been building a video editor with that stack for a while now and it’s been pretty awesome.
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by dceddia 3y ago
Run a few test theories and see what resonates. Are you the kind of person who goes to the gym every day? Are you the kind of person who works on their hobbies at night? Are you the kind of person who binges Netflix between dinner and bed?
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by dceddia 3y ago
I went through this decision a few years back (end of 2020-ish) and decided to go with Swift because it seemed SwiftUI wasn't really far enough along yet, and some experimentation with SwiftUI caused me to agree. I wanted to avoid Obje
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by dceddia 3y ago
Interesting problem and a good write up! This reminds me a little of audio processing where there are 2 representations, time domain and frequency domain. I’m no expert at this but my understanding is if you want to search for “when” some c
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by dceddia 3y ago
For Elixir specifically, I liked Dave Thomas’ Elixir for Programmers. https://codestool.coding-gnome.com/courses/elixir-for-progra... For learning about performance and low level stuff, Casey Muratori’s Performance Aw
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by dceddia 3y ago
Yeah, it works pretty well for me. Rust definitely took some getting used to (I was new to it when I started). There's a lot of functionality you can access from JS without needing to get into Rust, but on the Rust side Tauri has this
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by dceddia 3y ago
That makes a lot of sense. I miss a bit of that from Electron. Its auto-updater is nicer, and while I haven't had a ton of cross-browser issues there've been a couple that I had to fix with transpiling or avoiding some newer CSS s
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by dceddia 3y ago
This looks awesome! I love the blocks idea. I’m gonna download and give it a try. I see lots of comments about Electron (per usual here haha) and I just thought I’d shout out Tauri if you hadn’t run across it. It’s basically Electron-but-in
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by dceddia 3y ago
One thing to look at is ffmpeg in its encoders and decoders. At the bottom of the file there's a struct with pointers to functions (among other things). Anything that wants to do decoding can just call init(), decode(), close() on an A
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by dceddia 3y ago
Nice writeup! It reminded me of trying to reverse engineer some lights I have, only to discover they’re encrypted. One is an amaran 60d and then the rest are a handful of SmallRig RM75 battery LED lights, and I wanted to make a script to tu
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by dceddia 3y ago
Fellow Basher here. I’ve heard the advice to “just get it all on the page and edit later” so many times and it has never really made sense to me. I write something like Shlemiel the painter’s algorithm from this old Joel on Software artic
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by dceddia 3y ago
Interesting, maybe they've changed this since I last looked at it. At some point I was pretty sure that Accessibility required unsandboxing, but App Store required sandbox enabled.
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by dceddia 3y ago
Aside from any business/ philosophical reasons they might have, one concrete reason for this is that the App Store prohibits apps from asking for accessibility permissions, needed for recording keystrokes, which I imagine would basical
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by dceddia 3y ago
Nope, it doesn’t do this. A while back I looked into doing a “hello world” version of that - trying to remove the Print feature. To do this, I had to build Chromium, which did actually take like 5 or 6 hours on an M1 MacBook. From what I co
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by dceddia 3y ago
I don’t know if you’ve already run across this but you might like Ableton’s Learning Synths site and also Syntorial. They’re both more on the side of learning to program synthesizers than using the DAWs themselves, but I always wished I ha
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by dceddia 3y ago
The unfortunate answer is that it’s coming, and in the form of the Web Environment Integrity API, aka device attestation. If/when they manage to deploy this to enough devices, they will be able to restrict viewing to only allow ”blesse

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