I Built Something Good With AI. Now Some Developer Communities Don't Want to See It.
Now Some Developer Communities Don't Want to See It. #programming #ai #opensource #discuss I recently tried to share an open-source project I've been working on called Open Vectorizer. It's a raster-to-SVG vectorization engine written in Rust. It runs locally, compiles to WebAssembly, has a reproducible benchmark suite, and competes surprisingly well with established tools like Potrace and VTracer.
- ▪Now Some Developer Communities Don't Want to See It. #programming #ai #opensource #discuss I recently tried to share an open-source project I've been working on called Open Vectorizer.
- ▪It's a raster-to-SVG vectorization engine written in Rust.
- ▪It runs locally, compiles to WebAssembly, has a reproducible benchmark suite, and competes surprisingly well with established tools like Potrace and VTracer.
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