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Super cool!

btw, you have a typo in the learn more section, the readme link ends in .mg

Hoping to get some help implementing support for other cameras, this was too much of a niche app for it to make sense for me to do it solo.

I'm planning to break the PTP/IP framework out to a separate module so it can be reused by other apps as well.

Source code here https://github.com/jnordberg/dreamcanvas

Impressive results! Even where the original is distorted and mixed with other videos it's detected. I take it you use a different technique than spotter?

Got the results now, posted one of my own videos I know has been reuploaded multiple times:

    0 total copies were found
    with 0 total views

Original: https://vimeo.com/132700334

Some known re-uploads:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X0oSKFUnEXc

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=onbi3Ws8fng

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SCE-QeDfXtA

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Great concept, would love if it actually worked.

Jumped through the hoops and signed up to submit my own video, still "Queued to analyze..." after 1h.

Demo up here https://johan-nordberg.com/wspainter/

Isn't everything?

This is purely anecdotal, but I live in Florence and know a couple of people from the "old-money" families and they are not rich by todays standard. They make a modest living renting out and managing the properties handed down through the generations and have to be frugal to make it work.

Also, you should be very sceptical of any study made using Italian tax records as a data source :D

First thing I install on any new system, couldn't recommend it more!

And the ability to do per-application captures and open them in wireshark is excellent for debugging.

If anyone is looking for these as usable fonts I found this french designer Gilles Le Corre - http://www.gilleslecorre.com/pages/fonts.html - who makes a lot of fonts based of old manuscripts and books.

http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/glc/1467-pannartz-latin/

I'm a bit confused, this is a simple git add or some sort of integration with git lfs they released last year?

https://git-lfs.github.com

No I'm using https://github.com/maxogden/multiplex

Didn't know about jschan, would be interesting to see a performance comparison between the two.

Found the problem and pushed a fix, should me much smoother now.

It was Firefox's SVGPathElement::getPointAtLength implementation that was slow, working around it by caching all the calls to it.

Btw, if anyone is wondering why the workers run so slow when in a background tab, it is because most browsers throttle setTimeout's to run max once a second when the browser window looses focus. (web workers does not have this problem but for the demo i figured it would be fun to watch the workers do their thing)

Yep, I can reproduce it on OS X with FF 42.0 as well. Going to see if i can find what's causing the low framerate.

That sucks. I'm using d3.js to animate svg elements, runs smoothly on my machine, what browser/os are you on?

Not exactly, it is a task queue that allows workers to be run in the browser.

If you could break your problem up in to lots of small isolated tasks it could be used like that

Project page is here: https://github.com/jnordberg/wsq

Sorry for the downvote, I meant to hit up and I can't seem to change it

Wow! Higher compression than any other format, full transparency support, progressive/partial loading AND animations?! I can't wait for this to get widespread adoption!

Github repo here btw: https://github.com/jonsneyers/FLIF

It's not imposed.

"But even though there is a structure, you are very welcome to ignore it, keep working while the others take breaks, come and go whenever you want. The structure is there to help us, not to limit us."