add julia to website

[Jafagervik]

Issue: #20

[jcbhmr]

looks good! 👍

[jcbhmr]

oh and btw feel free to do things like create/merge prs or create new repos or whatever without me lol; I trust you know what you're doing 😉

other btw: don't forget to add julia to the .github readme that shows up on the @1brc org page 👍

[gcarreno]

Hey Jacob(@jcbhmr),

I wanted to follow suite and add the Julia image and link to the .github repo.
I had a look at the source and it's referencing the assets folder with some unique identifiers after it.

I guess that my search fu is rather crap, since I couldn't find a way to access that assets folder or understand where I could even copy/paste that image path.

Can you please give me a hand on this in order to make good with the last requirement to add Julia to the fray?

Many thanks in advance!!

Cheers,
Gus

[jcbhmr]

Sure! The images are copy-pasted directly into the GitHub web editor UI which uploads them to githubs random-id CDN. For instance if you click the 📎Attach Files button in the "Add a comment" box in this thread and pick an image it will give you a https://raw.githubusercontent.com/whatever or /assets/whatever URL where it stashed it. The shortcut is to copy-paste the image directly into the text box. If I copy paste a cat image from google (RClick + Copy Image -- then RClick + Paste in this text box) it will give me this:

![image](https://github.com/1brc/1brc.github.io/assets/61068799/6b23c0e9-5e97-458a-9a21-a9dfba41d207)

cool right! its like https://imgur.com/upload but built into github. you can then use that https://github.com/1brc/1brc.github.io/assets/whatever URL in an <img> tag or in a <a> tag or whatever. its there for (mostly) forever.