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by spolu 12y ago
Only this one is not designed by you...
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by spolu 12y ago
Additionaly it's much easier to use native modules! No recompile needed
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by spolu 12y ago
Distribution through npm directly. X-language also. Make sense?
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by spolu 12y ago
pip or npm yes!
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by spolu 12y ago
The only browser that fits in a gist!
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by spolu 12y ago
Screenshot from a remote server running on AWS. I guess the settings are screwed up on that machine!
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by spolu 12y ago
Quick note on comparison with node-webkit / atom-shell: node-webkit and atom-shell embeds NodeJS along the chromium content module forcing its user to use not only NodeJS but a particular build of it. On the contrary, Thrust embeds the
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by spolu 12y ago
sure no problem
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by spolu 12y ago
Hey, how come this is not yet on the homepage? my last post is weirdly stuck in newest as well... Any pb with the posts are picked up for homepage?
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by spolu 12y ago
CEF is packaged as a library that requires embedding in your final app. The standard IO API of Thrust makes it much more leightweight to embed and distribute.
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by spolu 12y ago
node-webkit and atom-shell both embed a version of NodeJS along the chromium content module. As a result, their are usable only from NodeJS and create complexities when requiring native packages (these package need to be recompiled using th
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by spolu 12y ago
It would be even more awesome it it was collborative with other people logged onto the website!
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by spolu 12y ago
Quite addictive indeed. Love the gameplay.
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by spolu 12y ago
Also that would mean training? Which is rather cumbersome here. Can you elaborate a little more ?
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by spolu 12y ago
Nice write-up! Very interesting.
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by spolu 12y ago
Correct, I was just commenting for general commercial purpose use!
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by spolu 12y ago
Sorry node-phash is just a wrapper. pHash license is indeed GPL v3. Which means as you say a commercial license should be obtained for commercial use
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by spolu 12y ago
node-phash implementation is MIT-licensed https://github.com/aaronm67/node-phash/blob/master/LICENSE
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by spolu 12y ago
I realize now that I could have given the basic principles behind each of the two libraries compared here: libPuzzle: Splits the image in blocks and compute the hash based on the relationships between the adjacent blocks brightness. pHash:
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by spolu 12y ago
I could argue, using a gist makes the results more reusable... + I like the way gists look.
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A Comparison of Image Hashing Libraries(totems.co)
82 points by spolu 12y ago|28 comments
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Ebola Spread World Map and Rate(time.com)
1 points by spolu 12y ago|1 comments
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by spolu 12y ago
Mobile safari still has tabs... And they're mostly useless since you never go close them and rarely use them, do you?
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by spolu 12y ago
Thanks that's really useful!
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by spolu 12y ago
That's a very intersting analysis!
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by spolu 12y ago
Yes sure. I'm not saying the current system is bad. I'm just asking if there can be something better.
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by spolu 12y ago
You're right
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by spolu 12y ago
I like that a lot as well. But I feel like the tabs themself how organized they are are just becoming a waste of time. Is there a different model that you'd want to use?
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by spolu 12y ago
Well you can't live in a mono-page environment. You necessarily need to rapidly switch between web-pages (if not having some running in the background (music)). The question is whether people think that there is a better experience out
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by spolu 12y ago
The prospect is not of course to get rid of the ability to have multiple web pages opened at the same time and rapidly switch from one to another. The candid question is whether or not there is a better experience out there?

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