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◇ App Dev/2026-08-06Advanced

Deciding overlay text legibility at ingest time instead of on device — four metrics measured side by side

Moving the question of whether text stays readable over a wallpaper out of the device and into the content pipeline. Four candidate metrics measured across 240 images, including what downscaled judging actually computes.

◇ App Dev/2026-07-29Advanced

The same wallpaper appeared twice in my catalog — measuring perceptual hash thresholds across 324 images

Four approaches to image catalog deduplication measured end to end: SHA-256, dHash, a hue signature, and a block signature. dHash alone scored 0.9% precision. Here is why perceptual hashes collapse on smooth images, and how the ground truth turned out to be the thing that was wrong.

⬡ Rork Dev/2026-06-24Advanced

Fixing Stutter When a Rork Max SwiftUI Image Grid Scrolls

Measure why a Rork Max SwiftUI image grid stutters while scrolling, then fix it with ImageIO downsampling, off-main-thread decoding, and stable cells to cut real-device hitches.

◉ Rork AI/2026-04-12Advanced

Building an AI Photo Editor App with Rork — Filters, Background Removal, and Style Transfer in Production

Implementation notes from building an AI photo editor with Rork — non-destructive editing, background removal with fallbacks, style transfer, and picking preview resolution from device memory, with working code and the reasoning behind each call.