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sturmen
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Comment #46420283
Do you have any specific book recommendations for a layman?
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Comment #17568558
There is some signal[1] that maybe Fuchsia as an OS will support Android apps out of the box. As I'm sure we both know though, ANYTHING can happen between now and the ship date. [1…
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Comment #17349715
I like 360 panorama movies. Done right, the feeling of presence is excellent. VR is a niche to begin with, so I would hesitate to say that any one application (ex. CAD, gaming, 360…
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Comment #17319464
Good find! Now if only there was a way to download them all at once...
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Comment #16811335
I don't know the true answer to your question, but since encoding is expected to reach just 5X of VP9 by the end of this year, I think decoding is in the same order. The plan, of c…
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Comment #16614089
I guess I don't understand your question. Is it "What makes Flutter different?" or "Why doesn't Flutter work for me?"
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Comment #16612815
"Google" is actually a key differentiator here, because I think Google is uniquely focused on both design (it's been a long road to get here, but at this point I think Google is se…
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Comment #16577797
Agreed: Qualcomm is not a "patent troll", they're a normal company with a very sizable IP portfolio they rightfully innovated and use in their own products, as well as licensing to…
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Comment #16291099
The referenced blog post by the founder/chairman of MPEG is worth reading.[1] In it, Chiariglione expresses regret not for the money and control his organization is losing, but for…
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Comment #16275533
The cities that don't get chosen, yes. But the thinking is that Amazon has already secretly picked a city years ago (Let's say Washington, DC) who was not originally planning to of…
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Comment #16225781
Note: this was a relatively small sample (40 total, split in half for placebo/not), who were elderly people who already have "mild" memory problems, and given a concentrated turmer…
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Comment #15910509
we call it "growth hacking"
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Comment #15827893
This was mentioned by someone else, but in case you missed it: the "concise format" is a result of this being a 23-tweet tweet storm that the Threadreader has compiled into one pag…
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Comment #15788307
https://www.techrepublic.com/article/linux-in-munich-no-comp...
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Comment #15697473
I think the look is a great improvement.
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Comment #15671568
This is excellent. Looking forward to the full release with the hope that pricing is affordable for hobbyists. :)
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Comment #15647910
Hi Adam! I installed Markdown Here from the Chrome Web Store, and I noticed it installed 2.12.0. However, it looks like you released 2.13.1 on GitHub. Should I be installing from G…
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Comment #15646012
I appreciate the philosophy. Is there a live demo so we can try it out? edit: I turned on my brain and found the link was on the homepage the whole time.
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Comment #15619147
The FAQ states I should shoot them an email to get my device added to the support list, but I can't seem to find the email address… Am I blind? Can someone point me to it?
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Comment #15603449
Here's the blog post announcing it: https://blog.google/products/google-vr/poly-browse-discover-...
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Comment #15552009
It would seem that CineForm is inherently simple, so perhaps it does not infringe on any of the "more clever" codec's inventions (AKA patents). I imagine GoPro ran it through legal…
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Comment #15535168
This is awesome! I was literally rolling my eyes this morning about trying to read an arXiv paper on my phone.
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Comment #15445386
As everyone said, 60fps is not the destination but merely a waypoint. It's a good goal, considering 99% of screens that are in use today refresh at 60 Hz or their regional equivale…
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Comment #15067318
And perhaps for the final time. Google has released a support library[1] to put the onus back on individual app developers to integrate support for new emoji, and it is compatible …
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Comment #15013039
I own Spectacles. Yes, you can retrieve the videos and do whatever you want with them, without ever sharing them via Snapchat. Here's the workflow: 1. Take video 2. Enable BT and W…