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Konifer - an OSS self-hosted image management platform
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Konifer - an OSS self-hosted image management platform

Now with inference-based features!

I have spent the last 18 months building Konifer, an open source image management platform that links your image life cycle policy to the URL paths that match your application's domain. Store, transform, and deliver your image assets however you want!

I wanted to highlight some new features. Upload Rules allow you to define, using natural language, content policy rules. These are evaluated using Google's SigLip2 vision language model in-process to allow, reject, or modify images.

Using the Rule Evaluation allows you to run an image against prompt sets to test your Upload Rules. It can also be used as an image classifier API.

It's written using ktor, JOOQ and libvips. It has really helped me gain Kotlin development skills!

https://github.com/dmaiken/konifer/

u/pumpkin_spice_daily — 6 days ago

I'm doing a 350 mile ride on pavement over 3 days. Should I swap to road slicks or keep my current setup?

I ride a Cannondale topstone carbon with Zipp ZPLR wheels which are new this year after upgrading from the stock wheel set. My tires are the Goodyear Inter 45mm which have a medium amount of tread.

The ride is 100% paved on rolling hills (no mountains or anything). Is it worth swapping to new slicks before this ride? Should I just aim to just wear the tread down on my existing tires? The ride is in late July.

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u/pumpkin_spice_daily — 3 months ago