@dave such a thing definitely exists; I’ve run into it before. I’m having trouble finding a link right now, but yeah — image output will not be pixel/byte for pixel/byte comparable when using the default iOS image libraries across architectures.
it's quite bespoke, so likely not useful to you (I built a whole library to handle image encoding, rescaling, colour decomposition, etc). a couple of key points after looking at it again though: (1) I use ground truth images to test against that I stored in my assets folder, so that baseline is always constant, and (2) I measure the identity of the decoded original images against my bespoke image pixel representation up to some tolerance. this is good enough for my test cases but might not be what you need.
debugging tests that fail only in #gitlab#ci is the worst... #sourcehut absolutely has it right by allowing you to SSH into a runner that failed a job.
Mam karte #CI do tv, od #Polsat.box #Czy jest sposób na podłączenie jej do laptopu? W tv jest miejsce, gdzie trzeba ją włożyć, ale na laptopie nie. Może się nie da? #pytanie#pomoc
Vous Souhaitez savoir comment mettre en place une superbe #CI/#CD sur vos projets #Drupal avec #Gitlab, mais vous ignorez comment faire ? Alors, venez assister à ma conférence le 24 mai à l'@afup day de Lille et je vous dirai tout. #Déploiment#CodeQuality#MergeRequest
@SuitedUpDev you: like building CI pipelines
also you: like waiting and spending minute credits installing toolchains instead of baking those into an image :yaya:
@rami Ha, I remember that this was horribly broken on Android when I last tried it 20 months ago or so. Let me just try again …
Works on Android (accessing webmail via Firefox, clicking the link takes me into the Deezer app which then logs me in), but I've been using 7.1.4.88 for it. upgrades to 8.0.0.4 Still works.
With "desktop" you mean the Electron (I assume) app?
Join us for our next meeting on Thursday, Sept 28 at 11:30 Eastern Time. We'll discuss the introduction and Chapter 4 from Michele Friedner. Sensory Futures: Deafness and Cochlear Implant Infrastructures in India. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota, 2022. Details here: https://www.chstm.org/content/sound-and-technology#SoundStudies#CochlearImplants
GitHub Actions for the R language: Makes automatic testing of your R package much easier and making sure your package works on different OS and R versions is a matter of just a few lines of yaml: https://github.com/r-lib/actions#rstats#ci#testing#github
We ran out of free #GitLab#CI minutes this month and I've just had to fix a linking error in #inkscape main caused by not having code compiled before being merged.
This is a good and bad sign. We're hitting the limits of the resources the project has at it's disposal because our activity this month has been very high with the paid #Gtk4 migration work.
Some of the new code from our contract workers is looking really good by the way. Lots of valuable cleanup along with fixing the core issues with the upgrade.
I think we need to wrestle with this when thinking about #HearingAids and #CochlearImplants. What evidence do we have, what quality is the evidence, and how does this conflict with regulations, norms, and insurers who gatekeep access to care? Should we shift audiologists away from pumping pure tones for The Man to prescribe a device, and instead train audiologists as "communication therapists" (akin to occupational or physical therapy)?
@ttpphd You would not believe the number of arguments I’ve had with audiologists about Hidden Hearing Loss. When I was a baby PhD, giving my first talk, some old clinician tried to call me out on the term (which I didn’t coin, but my PhD supervisors did) with “what’s it hidden from?”. My response today would have been: call it whatever you want, APD, King-Kopetsky, HHL, sub-clinical hearing loss, I really don’t care, but current clinical tools like audiometry are still a shit measure of hearing
This is quite cool! If I understand correctly this is a custom #GitLab#CI runner that in addition to running your pipeline as expected gives you automated power reading of the execution so you can track regressions in power usage and make your #software more sustainable!
Every time I'm working with a #CI, I get amazed by how powerful they can get and how much they have advanced the software development realm. Tons and tons of checks and builds and etc. can be done automatically upon merging a pull request.
I wholeheartedly thank everyone how have invested the time and effort to write and maintain all these pipelines.
These said, I'm really interested to see if any active and high-profile project is using #Guix or #Nix in CI instead of these NodeJS-based ones.
