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Already made and I've their email saying "they are taking `h2non/imaginary` as the base version"
June 18, 2025 at 6:23 PM
Already made and I've their email saying "they are taking `h2non/imaginary` as the base version"
In the closed source, I'm replacing h2non/bimg library with a well maintained one, in addition to more image formats like DICOM (medical imaging).
I'm also implementing a new batching way: using nats/redis as a queue and pushing to s3 storage bucket.
Yes, it's not only 1 or 2 hours on it
I'm also implementing a new batching way: using nats/redis as a queue and pushing to s3 storage bucket.
Yes, it's not only 1 or 2 hours on it
June 18, 2025 at 6:10 PM
In the closed source, I'm replacing h2non/bimg library with a well maintained one, in addition to more image formats like DICOM (medical imaging).
I'm also implementing a new batching way: using nats/redis as a queue and pushing to s3 storage bucket.
Yes, it's not only 1 or 2 hours on it
I'm also implementing a new batching way: using nats/redis as a queue and pushing to s3 storage bucket.
Yes, it's not only 1 or 2 hours on it
The guy wanting me to relicense under MIT. He's making changes for a company (I've the screenshot of his commits with the company email address in the fork) so you can easily understand that I'm tired of companies wanting to abuse developers/contributors… It's the war in open source.
June 18, 2025 at 6:10 PM
The guy wanting me to relicense under MIT. He's making changes for a company (I've the screenshot of his commits with the company email address in the fork) so you can easily understand that I'm tired of companies wanting to abuse developers/contributors… It's the war in open source.