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@KetDarkDragon I think this comes from another effect made by the same developer, which uses some unspecified AI trained on pixel art to generate *palettes.* Even in that case, I *seriously* doubt that AI was trained off user-uploaded data.

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@KetDarkDragon There have been rumors that the HEISEI-VHS web app scrapes the images uploaded to it and uses them to train AI--as far as I can tell, these rumors are all *completely false.*

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People asked and I delivered. I'm excited to announce a web-based version of ntsc-rs: https://t.co/O9m4xDUBRx

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@tom_doerr hey, i made that :D

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@taviso @UK_Daniel_Card @InsiderPhD @nfinf5 I'm getting concerned about this slowly-coalescing group of developers who've built themselves an echo chamber and convinced themselves they're god's gift to software, with a very specific culture-war slant. Not good to see projects like FFmpeg fall into that crowd.

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@XeriTWEET @snakesandrews ntsc-rs mentioned 🎉

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@FFmpeg Rust solves this: https://t.co/cva2l2Cgzx

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@SnoozeButtonBen @opinonhaver If AI is this good at poetic meter, I'd be very impressed

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@jdcmedlock

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@jakobrxw I'm not interested in selling or licensing ntsc-rs, sorry.

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@okikio_dev @cullophid @rachelnabors Something to do with the JIT "warming up" between runs?

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@ngriffin_uk @Cloudflare Not sure if this bit was added to the article after your tweet, but:

> Contrary to what is stated on the https://t.co/XxNn8cIJqT website, Cloudflare has never recommended the https://t.co/XxNn8cIJqT service or authorized their use of Cloudflare’s name on their website.

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@meijer_s @WakabayashiEnzo Ah, you see, all you need to do is add the https://t.co/BF7xY6McVV package that has been helpfully published on npm

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@meijer_s @TArch64 I believe Node 22 finally supports require()ing ESM modules from CJS ones, albeit under a flag (https://t.co/T2PDAwW5oB); probably should've landed a lot earlier.

[James Garbutt @43081j]

we have a list of modules with alternative, lighter packages here if you want to save some bytes https://t.co/HEuyeLik0h

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@marcysutton Wait, ESLint? I got the sense from the original discussion that this was about using old versions of Node as a proxy for older browsers, and ensuring that things like axobject-query could run in said older browsers. Can you elaborate?

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@kibertoad @passle_ @43081j It's actually just a fork of the original "through" package that seems identical other than the dependencies he snuck in. Could just switch back to that.

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@_jessicasachs @dmitriid @ljharb Please reach out to as many people as possible who have handed maintainership to him. They're an important voice--one that has gone unheard even on their own repositories considering the pace of many of the changes. I worry that many of them were not fully informed.