splittydev

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   by splittydev 2y ago

   I contacted Autodesk on X, as well as the CEO and CTO, but nobody seems to care so far.
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   Autodesk Email System Hacked

   2 points by splittydev 2y ago|7 comments
3. 33.▲
   by splittydev 2y ago

   Doesn't work for me. Pressing the button does nothing.
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   Show HN: Mister Keyboard – Build your own iOS keyboard(blog.fivesheep.co)

   3 points by splittydev 2y ago|0 comments
5. 35.▲
   by splittydev 2y ago

   Holy shit for a second I misread that title as containing the word "Brainrot"
6. 36.▲
   by splittydev 2y ago

   Haha same https://imgur.com/a/DHDSzPW
7. 37.▲
   by splittydev 2y ago

   Fun game, but I soft-locked myself https://imgur.com/a/DHDSzPW Took a few tries to get there, but I don't think there's a way out
8. 38.▲
   by splittydev 2y ago

   Of course, a well-crafted prompt and RAG or other means of retrieving relevant information can work very well. The reason why I was asking is that as a potential customer, I kinda feel cheated reading about a langcss.fast model that doesn&#
9. 39.▲
   by splittydev 2y ago

   Yeah, that's basically what I was thinking. I didn't wanna use the word "lying" as to not appear super confrontational, but when someone claims it's using a model called "langcss.fast", it should be safe t
10. 40.▲
    by splittydev 2y ago

    The website states it's using the "langcss.fast" model, which made me think it's a custom-trained model. But if you can just easily switch between Groq and OpenAI, that makes it seem like there's no fine-tuning happ
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    by splittydev 2y ago

    It seemed fishy to me too at first, but the email contains my communication code, and as far as we know, Wise hasn't had any recent data breaches. I then called Wise support, and they confirmed it's a legitimate email. The support
12. 42.▲
    by splittydev 2y ago

    The fact that the carousel doesn't stop on hover makes for a super frustrating reading/viewing experience.
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    Show HN: Xpolyglot – AI-Powered Xcode/AppStoreConnect Localization(xpolyglot.app)

    1 points by splittydev 3y ago|0 comments
14. 44.▲
    by splittydev 3y ago

    There seems to be no way to delete my account..
15. 45.▲
    by splittydev 3y ago

    Works fine on Safari 17.1, great work!
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    by splittydev 3y ago

    Well, this is absolutely crazy... I hope she and her family manage to fight this decision somehow. I get that she's seriously ill, but denying her the option to live for even a day longer is absolutely insane and should be illegal.
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    by splittydev 3y ago

    I made it up to Foo997!JanuaryVIIVStarbucksxbcbxTRAcTcambodia and it was a lot of fun, but I don't have the patience of somehow working a leap year into it
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    by splittydev 3y ago

    A short update for everyone who might see this in the future: The launch week has been great! We served an insane number (well over 50k) badges with a 0% error rate, and have since added support for NPM, GitHub and crates.io! And for those
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    by splittydev 3y ago

    Update: Rounded corners are in now! You can add a cornerRadius query parameter, which can take four possible values: s, m, l, or a number in pixels. A few examples: https://badgers.space/badge/look/I'm%20sligh
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    by splittydev 3y ago

    I appreciate the feedback, and no offense taken! I mostly look at projects through the "developer lens", so it didn't occur to me that my target group could want additional information. I was under the impression that most pe
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    by splittydev 3y ago

    Thanks for the ideas! My current plan is to just release the cli on crates.io, in addition to the library. Then you could just do `cargo install spacebadgers-cli` and be done with it, no need to fork the repo. The cli has a pretty good help
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    by splittydev 3y ago

    We actually support the full RGB spectrum. You can include hex-colors in the URL: https://badgers.space/badge/foo/bar/842a78?label_color=2a847... We also support embedding icons like so: https://ba
23. 53.▲
    by splittydev 3y ago

    Sorry, what was just for a minute or two. Fixed it pretty much immediately, Vercel decided to terminate my Pro trial account without warning, but it's all sorted out now
24. 54.▲
    by splittydev 3y ago

    Thank you for the positive feedback!
25. 55.▲
    by splittydev 3y ago

    Sure, but I don't see how competing services are harmful in any way. As I said in other comments, if you're happy with shields.io, go ahead and use it. I'm not trying to deter anyone from using service A or service B, especia
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    by splittydev 3y ago

    Good one :P I really tried not to over-emphasize the usage of Rust in the project. It is indeed quite fast, but mostly because of the focus on minified SVG, edge-computing and WebAssembly.
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    by splittydev 3y ago

    Thanks for bringing this to my attention! Will look into it
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    by splittydev 3y ago

    Honestly, depends on your use-case. Spacebadgers generates minified and brotli-compressed SVG code instead of images, so we can run on the edge with very little performance overhead. Due to the reduced bandwidth, we can also serve badges wi
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    by splittydev 3y ago

    The service generates badge images that can be embedded into Markdown documents (or anywhere else where images work). It's accessed using a REST-like API. For example, to generate a badge with the CI status for spacebadgers, you can us
30. 60.▲
    by splittydev 3y ago

    I guess, badges can seem a bit peculiar at first. Showing automatically updating stats (like current version, downloads, build/ci status, etc.) is generally very useful for software projects, and using a badge generation service is an