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Ashwinning
2y ago
This looks really awesome! But same question here: GSheets has let me write JS (Google Script) in the spreadsheet (w/ multiplayer, free db & API hosting like features with a little bit of JS, ++) and now has some Gemini support rol
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3y ago
Holy wow, opened this on my phone and it was like unity editor was running on mobile with a smooth 3D viewport! Gotta give this a shot on desktop later.
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4y ago
Exponent.energy does just that
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5y ago
Depends on how angry you are with said office building. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2010_Austin_suicide_attack
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6y ago
Good luck, looking forward to see your upcoming photo sharing and enterprise chat apps in the near future! (P.S. I don't make the rules)
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10y ago
Man, they burnt through that $50M from Amazon pretty fast.
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10y ago
Any proof?
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11y ago
"blocking GitHub is not really a viable option" he said. Tell that to the world's craziest democracy - India, which banned GitHub, Vimeo, Pastebin and a bunch of others in December last year. Some bans were lifted later. Sour
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12y ago
An article talking about the "walled garden" of app stores, behind a paywall. Classic.
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12y ago
Oh yeah, sorry about that, I forgot that it's hard to see the advantage in video playback. However, in games, when rendering a Full HD frame twice (with different settings/specifications), you would see a huge advantage in terms o
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12y ago
So wait, they're paying illegal websites to advertise that those websites are illegal? Starts working on an illegal website
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12y ago
Well, display hardware isn't the problem. 4K, 8K, there's no end to it. Cascaded displays using multiplied layers seem to help achieve benefits like sharpness at super high resolutions & effectively smoother results at low fra