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by gschier 1y ago
There's some auto cropping stuff based on faces that might be one example.
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AI-powered, self-hostable image proxy(imgproxy.net)
3 points by gschier 1y ago|2 comments
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Railway Launches S3-Compatible Object Storage(railway.com)
2 points by gschier 1y ago|0 comments
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by gschier 1y ago
Hey, thanks for posting. I'm the creator of Yaak, so let me know if you have questions!
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by gschier 1y ago
You really notice the startup delay with a large CLI written in something like NodeJS. Going from >100ms to ~0ms is a huge QoL improvement.
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by gschier 1y ago
Hah, that's awesome to hear! That lock-in mess was a sad time for me. Let's take some of that marketshare away from Big Co
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by gschier 1y ago
Yep, and thanks! For some reason companies keep thinking API clients are big business and ruin them with attempts to maximize profits.
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by gschier 1y ago
As the creator of another free/offline/git-native API client Yaak ( https://yaak.app ) I just want to say this looks awesome! It's refreshing to see a new API client that isn't just a reimplementation of Postma
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by gschier 2y ago
Im not sure if they're technically considered EV but mine is linked to my corporation and I get no virus warnings at all during install.
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by gschier 2y ago
This is not true. Or maybe it is but they missed me? I signed up with a brand new company without issue.
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by gschier 2y ago
It's using Tauri, so Rust and ReactJS
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by gschier 2y ago
That's the idea behind individual license. It's a non-transferable license that's cheaper than business.
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by gschier 2y ago
Yes, that's the goal for the plugin system. The overall interface should not noticeably change from here on out.
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by gschier 2y ago
I basically copied this. Yaak also has a perpetual fallback license.
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by gschier 2y ago
Not sure, I haven't used it!
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by gschier 2y ago
Just a basic server. Licenses are attached to paying users. The app checks the license against the server periodically to unsure it's still valid. It's not that complicated since I don't care about piracy.
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by gschier 2y ago
Yes indeed. This is why I stared over with Yaak
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by gschier 2y ago
Thanks, I just did a big overhaul on it and came up with something I'm very pleased with :)
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by gschier 2y ago
No difference. You can see the build pipeline in the GitHub repository which builds directly from HEAD
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by gschier 2y ago
Yaak used to not require a commercial use license (original plan was to do cloud sync), so "still" refers to the fact that the commercial use license now exists, but the open source nature hasn't changed. I'll update the
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by gschier 2y ago
Ya, I feel like their need for growth is forcing them into it. I'm glad I only have to earn enough income for 1 person, not 1000.
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by gschier 2y ago
Thanks! Let me know if there's anything missing :)
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by gschier 2y ago
I'd say the only real differences are that (1) I know what I'm building from the start and (2) I can avoid the fundamental technical mistakes. It's actually been way harder to gain traction this time, I think because APIs are
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by gschier 2y ago
I remember seeing another one while coming up with this, but now I can't remember what it was. It's definitely rare.
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by gschier 2y ago
I agree, there's no way to know for sure. But I feel like I'm the least likely person to do this with Yaak since I learned from experience already.
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by gschier 2y ago
It's definitely under consideration. Yaak has Request Chaining [1] to solve some of the use-cases that scripting is typically for, though, so there isn't a ton of demand for it. [1] https://feedback.yaak.app/help&#
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by gschier 2y ago
The feedback board is linked in the readme! I do agree with your points and have been passively thinking of an overhaul to how environments work. It's one of the most important features and has so much potential (like activating multip
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by gschier 2y ago
Hah, and you chose Yaak!
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by gschier 2y ago
This is how it works now, though I need to make it more clear. If you subscribe to the annual plan (or the monthly plan for 12 months) and cancel, you get a perpetual license, meaning you can continue using the current version indefinitely.
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by gschier 2y ago
Awesome! Let me know what you think.

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