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bobajeff
10y ago
Actually, it's already there. Has been since last year.
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Testing native WebAssembly in browsers
(github.com)
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10y ago
I put it to you that VR and AR are not going to be general purpose, at least not in our lifetime. I even doubt there will even be a significant niche for either technology as they remain at best a novelty and at worst an expensive gimmick.
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10y ago
I can't wait to have Peter (Geoffrey Francis) Jones read me all Wikipedia articles.
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10y ago
Huge compared to selling phones? No. That's not the case for the App Store or Google Play. Hell even selling physical media can't compete with what Apple makes in hardware. Just look at Sony.
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10y ago
>fix the horrible inconsistencies in the way autocorrect works (or, please, offer a system that just underlines words-thought-to-be-wrong without changing them, and let me tap on them to change them, or use the current autocorrect system
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10y ago
>I'm getting a feeling that some day in future, DDG is going to become as big as Google, if not supersede it If they become bigger than Google what's to stop them from becoming another Google? Why punish myself by using an infe
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10y ago
That takes care of performance but not security.
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10y ago
This is actually an old accusation of Nintendo going back to the original NES and it's cartridges. The truth then (and likey today) was that demand is hard to calculate and supply costs money. Nintendo I'm sure greatly underestima
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V8: Behind the Scenes (December Edition)
(benediktmeurer.de)
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10y ago
I was under the impression the point of WebAssembly is to do asm.js better.
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How Pebble wound up in Silicon Valley's graveyard
(businessinsider.com)
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10y ago
Actually that was just plain JS and they moved to TypeScript later on in its life. It would be nice if Adobe ported the Flash Player and/or AIR to asm.js or WebAssembly.
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10y ago
So it's basically a tiny module with low specs (4MB RAM) with some cardboard as a case. This just makes me long for when they finally make smartwatches the can replace phones.
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Traffic Is Fake, Audience Numbers Are Garbage, Nobody Knows How Many See What
(techdirt.com)
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10y ago
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10y ago
In addition to all the points people brought up there is the problem of having a browser block ads without getting banned ("This site will not work with Edge") by the vast majority sites that rely on ads. Edge doesn't have en
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10y ago
"Rather than building on stronger IP like Crysis, Timesplitters or Ryse, Crytek has tried its luck with VR and free to play projects, which aren’t paying the bills." I wonder what costed them the most resources VR or Free-to-play
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10y ago
The way I see it it's properly insuring that the site can be used in ways that the programmer might not predict even after it's grown to billions of lines of code and/or has been abandoned. (See http://www.warnerbr
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bobajeff
10y ago
So what you're saying is that instead of Bing they could be using Yandex, Baidu or Google?
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bobajeff
10y ago
So I take it that this isn't Amazon's version of Adobe's VoCo or DeepMind's WaveNet.
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10y ago
That's all well and good but what would you have us do? Move all web app development over to the Flash Player and disable JavaScript (and JS APIs) in browsers? We have to reduce the attack surface somehow. Oh, and guess what? We now ha
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A Simple Explanation: VLC.js
(ascii.textfiles.com)
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10y ago
I'm not dismissing the games. Not every game has to have a rich world. But there is a obvious change in the level of work they put into rich new content compared to their NES/SNES days. What happened? Who knows. But it's defi
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10y ago
This is very true. There are very few new game series from Nintendo with rich worlds in them. Wii Sports is just Miis put into sports settings. Splatoon is just generic looking characters put into different arenas. Animal Crossing is avatar
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10y ago
I had that problem with my Moto G 4G. Found out that it wasn't the 1G of RAM causing this issue but the firmware. This was fixed in an update and seemingly broken again in another update.
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10y ago
I think you're confusing EdgeHTML with ChakraCore.
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10y ago
Sorry, I just read the title and commented.
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10y ago
Yes, DirectX is still looks closed to me, along with the NT Kernel and even EdgeHTML.
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10y ago
Sorry, I wasn't clear enough. I wasn't asking about selling the thing. Just building it.
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10y ago
What would be the feasibility of making a Snapdragon based phone and running mainline Linux + freedreno on it?
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