
Sergei Aleksandrovich
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Sergei Aleksandrovich
@darth_sim
Kendo Mouse from Mars, the author of @imgproxy_net
Katılım Kasım 2010
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I've finally got a blog of my own! I'll be sure to post the articles here as well—or you can subscribe to a feed.
yaroslav.io/posts
I'll mostly write about open source projects I've done lately and continue doing. Staying away from "thought leadership" BS.
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imgproxy v4 Early Access is closing soon!
Last chance to get access before we wrap it up.
buff.ly/PHMzHYB
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New in imgproxy v4: Image classification, cropping objects, and better autoquality buff.ly/OT0NMsQ
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My oh my... We spent so much time on the new SVG minification that I've started seeing dreams about it. We even had to invent our own XML parser!
imgproxy@imgproxy_net
New in imgproxy v4: Better SVG minification, RAW formats support, and colorspace preservation buff.ly/WDtROEG
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That’s right, we added cache to imgproxy. After all those years of denial
imgproxy@imgproxy_net
New in imgproxy v4: internal cache and changes to conditional request behavior buff.ly/VvVq70g
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@AetherAurelia I can't get your point 🙂
Yes, some screens don't use the full width, and vertical tabs don't eat valuable horizontal space.
Yet some screens do use the full width, and vertical tabs do eat their precious horizontal space.
Horizontal tabs just look like a lesser evil to me 🤷♂️
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@darth_sim Again I think we agree here it’s just case by case, pull request screen is fine it’s in 2 columns
I just found the value in vertical tabs when I was in University and writing with lots of sources and had a lot of reading and tabs
I don’t really use them at work anymore
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Oh, I love “most X don’t do Y” takes. Well… what about ones that do? GitHub does. Figma does. Google Colab does. Most dashboards do.
aether@AetherAurelia
@josesaezmerino most website content doesn’t really take the full with of your screen, it’s usually limited to the middle portion anyway this is good for lots of tabs
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@AetherAurelia Again, some screens. What about the rest? Every page that shows code utilizes the full width. The pull request page has two code columns, which makes horizontal space even more valuable.
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@darth_sim I’m pretty sure GitHub does not take the full width in some of its screens, it’s just a case by case basis of what’s determined to be best, loads of content being full width wouldn’t be good
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Tobey is both the worst Spider-Man and the worst Peter
Matt 🕸️@CinemaSupreme
Which Spider-Man opinion has you like this?
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