kebsup

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   by kebsup 4y ago

   One formula you could use is: take public ugly data, display it in nicer way. For example in my country, there is a law about data that government has to publish, but going through monthly excel sheets is not very practical.
2. 182.▲
   by kebsup 4y ago

   Nope. I have some more ideas to try, but with my sale frequency once in 1-2 days, it's quite difficult to make any statistical conclusions. However, since it's a meme website, I don't think there are any limits on creativity
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   by kebsup 4y ago

   Good job! I know exactly the feeling. I'll once again shamelessly plug my project, since it's vaguely relevant. I'm making about 200 USD/month by selling watermark removals on https://gifmemes.io . What I&#x27
4. 184.▲
   by kebsup 4y ago

   My interviewers loved creating gif memes at https://gifmemes.io and tinkering with a neural net at https://nnplayground.com .
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   by kebsup 4y ago

   Nice! A few notes: - sometimes i like to go to the link/other times straight to the comments - settings was very hard to find - the top bar padding feels off - i like to click on comment to collapse it, if i don't care about its
6. 186.▲
   by kebsup 4y ago

   Creating a mobile app for https://gifmemes.io . The current web watermark removal brings about 200 USD/month and I've heard mobile apps supposedly earn more.
7. 187.▲
   by kebsup 4y ago

   My exact thoughts! With these frameworks, first thing i look for is whether it's native/custom rendered like flutter/WebView and a sample app but this does not show either.
8. 188.▲
   by kebsup 4y ago

   You can find quite a few 3h long video intros to a language on YouTube. Put that on 3x the speed to get the basic feel for the language. I've found it better than articles, since it shows the not only the language, but also the environ
9. 189.▲
   by kebsup 5y ago

   I've worked on a project with similar setup: Gradle packages for API, domain and infra and it was one of the nicest developer experiences I've had for backend. Better than classic monolith, in which people sometimes put stuff wher
10. 190.▲
    by kebsup 5y ago

    Could you elaborate a little more on this? What kind of headaches do you have in mind? (No pun intended :D)
11. 191.▲
    by kebsup 5y ago

    I'd be interested as well.
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    by kebsup 5y ago

    I feel like my Java skills improved greatly after switching to kotlin, because it made me realize how much more code I'd have to write for the code to be nice. The simplest example would be "val x = ..." vs "final String
13. 193.▲
    by kebsup 5y ago

    A different version could be about rotating the shape to correct position. A lot of times I've just eliminated impossible matches, rather then seeing how they match.
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    by kebsup 5y ago

    My experience was also very good. I've accidentally racked up like 250 USD in charges, and after contacting support, I was given a refund and just told to be "more careful next time". The support guy also told me that he made
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    by kebsup 5y ago

    "...most people agree with you that the fat man should not be thrown off the bridge. However, this view seems to be inconsistent with your earlier claim that there is a moral requirement to maximise the happiness of the greatest number
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    by kebsup 5y ago

    I have created a poc of that and it works. I did not include it because at the time, I've had user accounts through firebase and it did not work with a header required for ffmpeg. Quite an odd issue. :D It was something like this: htt
17. 197.▲
    by kebsup 5y ago

    It was a top comment on a submission of someone making 5000 USD/month with a gif making app.
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    by kebsup 5y ago

    I'm working on a gif making website: https://gifmemes.io . My plans for the future are implementation of wasm ffmpeg and supporting videos also. I wouldn't say i don't care about the success, but my friends and I u
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    by kebsup 5y ago

    Nice, doesn't have motion tracking like mine though - https://gifmemes.io . :P But I like how you went for videos rather than gifs. I've experimented with ffmpeg and the canvas recording API, but both were too buggy or
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    by kebsup 5y ago

    For me textbooks are the worst form of learning and I mostly learn by projects. For AI, build your NN framework from scratch, for statistics, find interesting datasets and perform the analyses you learn about on them. Math can be a little t
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    by kebsup 5y ago

    I use them for the motion tracker in my https://gifmemes.io project. I have to say, getting it to work with webpack was a pain.
22. 202.▲
    by kebsup 5y ago

    Very nice. I've have created very similar thing a few years ago, but yours is nicer. :D https://nnplayground.com
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    by kebsup 5y ago

    I've tried pretty hard to get it to work with ffmpeg and mediaRecorder, but both of these options are quite limited at the moment and the results just weren't good enough. Other option would be to go server-side which I don't
24. 204.▲
    by kebsup 5y ago

    A donate button shows up after you export a gif.
25. 205.▲
    by kebsup 5y ago

    You can download my bachelor's thesis here: https://dspace.cvut.cz/handle/10467/92780 (it's the "plny text" link)
26. 206.▲
    by kebsup 5y ago

    The donate button shows up only after gif export. It did not want to clutter the ui.
27. 207.▲
    by kebsup 5y ago

    yep, I needed to upgrade firebase.
28. 208.▲
    by kebsup 5y ago

    The tracking is basically a greedy search of the least sum of square differences of pixels in anchor, so even simpler than that.
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    by kebsup 5y ago

    I've tried using ffmpeg but the browser support just isn't very good yet, so I'm using https://github.com/deanm/omggif .
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    by kebsup 5y ago

    It was my bachelor's thesis project, so I just kept adding features. There is a simplified version on mobile, in which you just choose a template and change texts.