"tgeczy merged commit 3ebf816 into main "
- well, there we go, folks. Vibe coding for lunch done. I added two new features to my CLI tool: A feature that does custom URLs, so you can type in a radio station URL not listed in that Radio-browser database, and the ability to import an M3u8 playlist. I debated on splittinng out functions. Making it better, since the new helpers for custom URL and playlist handling are perfect to do it with. But then I thought to myself, "Why not just make more spaghetti code and lengthen the strands of pasta instead!" So that is what I did. Yep yep. It's an 85 KB file now, 2317 lines of code. Woah what a dump of Python! Ahahahaha I love it. Also not, but at least function blocks are denoted well with comments so you know what's going where. That will make a job of a later split way easier.
github.com/tgeczy/radio-browse…
- well, there we go, folks. Vibe coding for lunch done. I added two new features to my CLI tool: A feature that does custom URLs, so you can type in a radio station URL not listed in that Radio-browser database, and the ability to import an M3u8 playlist. I debated on splittinng out functions. Making it better, since the new helpers for custom URL and playlist handling are perfect to do it with. But then I thought to myself, "Why not just make more spaghetti code and lengthen the strands of pasta instead!" So that is what I did. Yep yep. It's an 85 KB file now, 2317 lines of code. Woah what a dump of Python! Ahahahaha I love it. Also not, but at least function blocks are denoted well with comments so you know what's going where. That will make a job of a later split way easier.
github.com/tgeczy/radio-browse…
GitHub - tgeczy/radio-browser-whiptail-cli: A Cli package for the public Radio browser API, built to be lightweight , accessible and easy to use from the ground up.
A Cli package for the public Radio browser API, built to be lightweight , accessible and easy to use from the ground up. - GitHub - tgeczy/radio-browser-whiptail-cli: A Cli package for the public ...GitHub
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![["STOP DOING MATH" meme format - plain text on light blue background]
STOP DOING ALPHA CHANNELS
• Pixels were not meant to be transparent
• YEARS OF DISPLAY TECHNOLOGY yet NO REAL-WORLD USE FOUND for anything beyond OPAQUE RGB PIXELS
• Wanted to make part of your texture invisible anyway for a laugh? We had a tool for that: It was called "[bright magenta pixel]"
• "Yes please give me this specific color in INVISIBLE. Please give me 150 % intensity on the red channel" - Statements dreamed up by the utterly Premultiplied
LOOK at what Graphics Programmers have been demanding your Respect for all this time, with all the CRTs & LCDs we built for them
(This REAL Transparency, done by REAL Graphics Programmers)
[Three images demonstrating transparency, but with their transparent parts rendered as opaque in different ways:]
[Wikipedia's sample PNG image "PNG_transparency_demonstration", with the transparent background shown as the usual light gray checkerboard pattern]
[the OpenEXR sample image "PrismLenses", with the transparent background shown as solid black]
[a texture of a bouquet of flowers, with the transparent background replaced with opaque colors "bleeding out" from the opaque pixels]
[all images are subtitled with progressively longer strings of red question marks]
""Emission with no occlusion cannot be represented in straight alpha""
They have played us for relative fools](https://fedi.ml/photo/preview/640/702277 "[\"STOP DOING MATH\" meme format - plain text on light blue background]
STOP DOING ALPHA CHANNELS
• Pixels were not meant to be transparent
• YEARS OF DISPLAY TECHNOLOGY yet NO REAL-WORLD USE FOUND for anything beyond OPAQUE RGB PIXELS
• Wanted to make part of your texture invisible anyway for a laugh? We had a tool for that: It was called \"[bright magenta pixel]\"
• \"Yes please give me this specific color in INVISIBLE. Please give me 150 % intensity on the red channel\" - Statements dreamed up by the utterly Premultiplied
LOOK at what Graphics Programmers have been demanding your Respect for all this time, with all the CRTs & LCDs we built for them
(This REAL Transparency, done by REAL Graphics Programmers)
[Three images demonstrating transparency, but with their transparent parts rendered as opaque in different ways:]
[Wikipedia's sample PNG image \"PNG_transparency_demonstration\", with the transparent background shown as the usual light gray checkerboard pattern]
[the OpenEXR sample image \"PrismLenses\", with the transparent background shown as solid black]
[a texture of a bouquet of flowers, with the transparent background replaced with opaque colors \"bleeding out\" from the opaque pixels]
[all images are subtitled with progressively longer strings of red question marks]
\"\"Emission with no occlusion cannot be represented in straight alpha\"\"
They have played us for relative fools")
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