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> Born from the ashes of Stadia Love it. Those were some very expensive ashes. I hope more comes from them too.
by hot_gril 4y ago
> Born from the ashes of Stadia
Love it. Those were some very expensive ashes. I hope more comes from them too.
- haarts 4y agoI take heart when reading about recovered parts of expensive ashes. But I firmly believe that no project is wasted especially one that pushed the boundaries of what is commonly done. All the people working there learnt something. They might apply their new found knowledge to other fields or future carriers. The money invested is not lost but converted into bigger brains. I look at VC money in much the same way. It's not great when a startup fails. But a lot is learnt.
- ssth 4y agoWe can feel developer's bitterness from that sentence alone.
- hot_gril 4y agoStadia did impact my work a little, but not enough to matter to me. I'd be upset if I worked on it directly.
- nayuki 4y agoIt's like how Google Docs' concurrent editing was born from the ashes of Google Wave.
- collinmanderson 4y agoI don’t believe that Google docs concurrent editing came from wave. I thought they were separate though I might be wrong.
- kragen 4y agoi thought it came from etherpad
- archon810 4y agoYeah, like opening up BT in the Stadia controllers.
- Apofis 4y agoI wonder if they'll open source some of the streaming tech...