kyleburton

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by kyleburton 16y ago
Thanks, and I hate to be a bother, but would you mind sending me an email as such? kyle@snapclean.com Thanks!
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by kyleburton 16y ago
Thank you for the example. Looks like something could be tweaked to do better on that kind of picture. Would you be willing to let me use that as an example for trying to improve the algorithm? Thanks again for trying the service.
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by kyleburton 16y ago
Thanks for the suggestions. I had thought of a couple of things: simple 90/-90 rotations, removing red eye was one of them - I have to figure out an automated way of doing that. Thanks for checking it out!
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by kyleburton 16y ago
Glad to know it worked on glass whiteboards - would you be willing to share a pic? I like the idea of preserving the subject line - make it easier to organize the photos when they come back (my camera doesn't let me give them meaningful na
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by kyleburton 16y ago
Sorry, I'm rescaling the image right now to roughly 800x600 to keep down on the memory usage of the process. Based on what I'm seeing today I think I can raise the maximum picture size and not rescale if it's within that size. Thanks for
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by kyleburton 16y ago
Awesome! Would you be willing to share a chalkboard pic? I don't have access to one...thanks for the invert tip!
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by kyleburton 16y ago
Yeah, right now the algorithm subtracts out smooth areas, leaving sharply defined areas mostly alone. I could look into handling blackboard drawings if there is enough interest. Good point about the consistency with the email, I'll have t
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by kyleburton 16y ago
A friendly request: if anyone is willing to share their before / after I'd love to see them (including any suggestions / requests you have for tweaking), and I'd like to put them up as a gallery, with your permission of course. Thanks for a
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by kyleburton 16y ago
Just curious - do you know if they'd buy a desktop version of something like this? If they did previously? Thanks for sharing about these kinds of users.
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by kyleburton 16y ago
Will definitely _not_ be doing that, but I should add reassurance to the faq/terms/privacy so people know what's what.
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by kyleburton 16y ago
Oh, I like that idea...need to look into OCR. Thanks!
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by kyleburton 16y ago
Thanks for the suggestion. That is definitely doable, and added to the backlog. Thanks for checking it out!
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by kyleburton 16y ago
Thank you for the idea, I know dropbox has an api. Added to the list, thanks!
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by kyleburton 16y ago
Thanks! That's an interesting idea - I know some wikis (like Confluence) can receive emails...I'll put that onto the list.
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by kyleburton 16y ago
That is a goal, what kind of things would you look for? What would be worth paying for? Corp/multi user accounts? Thanks for checking it out!
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by kyleburton 16y ago
My apologies to someone, a pic didn't make it back: mattp@a-bb.net had a permanent delivery failure. No idea how to contact them...hope they were here and see this.
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by kyleburton 16y ago
I'll have to add that to the terms and the faq - I'm using google apps to handle the email. The app issues a delete immediately after processing. Right now I'm clearing out the trash folder (edit: sorry the sent folder) in the google acco
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by kyleburton 16y ago
I had it like that at one point and thought it required too much scrolling to see the flow...it was also suggested that I make the '4 simple instructions' into a pretty big button saying 'Get Started Now'. Thanks for the feedback.
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by kyleburton 16y ago
I wasn't aware of that, thanks for the link! Looks like it's more advanced than what I'm doing at the moment... Thanks, Kyle
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by kyleburton 16y ago
Thanks, and yes, the mvp was basic pic cleanup via email. Things like user accounts and on-line storage are on the plan. As far as forwarding, how would you like that to work? Configure on the site? Put them in the Subject line? To keep
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Clojure 1.2(?) to get Annotations Support(groups.google.com)
37 points by kyleburton 16y ago|2 comments
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by kyleburton 17y ago
For me it is to leverage our existing testing tools: Rspec and Cucumber to test our Clojure libraries. The team I'm on already has a lot of experience with those two testing tools, and our analysts and QA personnel are able to understand t
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by kyleburton 17y ago
It is, as you're pointing out, at this time, a very thin wrapper over what your example shows. It provides the ability for the code to look more like typical Ruby function calls. Thanks for helping to define that.
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by kyleburton 17y ago
You're welcome, what I really wanted was to be able to use rspec to test my clojure libs, and now I can :) Ill be anxious to hear your experiences with it
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Introducing jrclj: Easily call Clojure from JRuby(github.com)
23 points by kyleburton 17y ago|8 comments
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Dataflow in the Physical World(garvey.com)
1 points by kyleburton 17y ago|0 comments
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Cucumber on Windows: BDD Through a Browser(wjb-tech.blogspot.com)
1 points by kyleburton 17y ago|0 comments
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Clojure + Emacs(mdelaurentis.tumblr.com)
50 points by kyleburton 17y ago|11 comments
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From the Agony of JUnit to the Ecstasy of RSpec(asymmetrical-view.com)
10 points by kyleburton 17y ago|1 comments
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Complete IDE Disk Driver in Forth(colorforth.com)
26 points by kyleburton 17y ago|13 comments

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