The title screen and the loading presentation are AMAZING. The system detection too. It almost feels like another computer. I can't say enough positives.
I think that this article is heaven for perverts.
I really don’t think Google knows what they really want to achieve with Fiber - otherwise they’d have figured out the right way to roll it out years ago. They also bought a separate company, Webpass, that does “fixed…
Why I'm not surprised some people are already defending or at least minimizing this? I certainly don't want one program snooping data from other installed programs without my explicit permission. And this explains how…
Another strange language feature I could imagine seeing here: Constraint Logic Programming
I've actually been wondering about this a lot myself recently, though I have been thinking of it in terms of "axiomatic English" i.e. the set of words and grammar/syntax rules from which all other meanings expressible…
It would be cool to visualize this as a kind of pie chart, based on where the ears/beak is pointing. Blue for directions where it sees duck, red for rabbit, and empty for neither.
I see a bug in the code. Columns 14 and 17 do not appear to be working. If the vector values are replaced with 524251 (which is the sum of 2^0 through 2^18) we should get 9 rows of 19 shiny spheres, but we get 9 rows of…
The title screen and the loading presentation are AMAZING. The system detection too. It almost feels like another computer. I can't say enough positives.
I think that this article is heaven for perverts.
I really don’t think Google knows what they really want to achieve with Fiber - otherwise they’d have figured out the right way to roll it out years ago. They also bought a separate company, Webpass, that does “fixed…
Why I'm not surprised some people are already defending or at least minimizing this? I certainly don't want one program snooping data from other installed programs without my explicit permission. And this explains how…
Another strange language feature I could imagine seeing here: Constraint Logic Programming
I've actually been wondering about this a lot myself recently, though I have been thinking of it in terms of "axiomatic English" i.e. the set of words and grammar/syntax rules from which all other meanings expressible…
It would be cool to visualize this as a kind of pie chart, based on where the ears/beak is pointing. Blue for directions where it sees duck, red for rabbit, and empty for neither.
I see a bug in the code. Columns 14 and 17 do not appear to be working. If the vector values are replaced with 524251 (which is the sum of 2^0 through 2^18) we should get 9 rows of 19 shiny spheres, but we get 9 rows of…