I don't know if github has an option for custom css but you can surely use a browser extension such as Stylus ([1], [2]) to change any website you want. [1] for Firefox:…
> Will Google start deleting YouTube content that is super long tail and unviewed? Well they added this to their ToS about a year ago: > Terminations by YouTube for Service Changes > YouTube may terminate your access,…
Sorry for asking but is there any reason why you don't just use a different color theme for VS Code?
"We extend the capabilities of neural networks by coupling them to external memory resources, which they can interact with by attentional processes. The combined system is analogous to a Turing Machine or Von Neumann…
I remember reading about something related to perception (however unrelated to group dynamics) called "Wundt curve", an attempt to describe the relationship between the intensity/novelty of a stimulus and its perceived…
I'm guessing to easily refer to the parent company (not sure if these collections are still called companies, english is not my native language). Instead of GOOG one could probably use Alphabet but differentiating…
Sadly, I don't think so: https://cantoriscomputing.wordpress.com/2017/03/04/paypals-e...
Also funny how they link to https://usability.yale.edu/web-accessibility/accessibility-y... at the bottom of the page, but the link itself is almost unreadable because it's small, orange font on top of grey. Not arguing…
Looks like you just have to wait some more https://mobile.twitter.com/rsms/status/1078362207367290881
Ever heard about Brave or BAT? https://github.com/brave
Maybe something like this? https://github.com/iodide-project/pyodide
I think there might be a point where recommendation algorithms kind of 'overfit'/become a filter bubble. I remember reading a article about the youtube recommendation algorithm led to increasingly more radical videos…
Well, point cloud renderers are a real thing. There are open source libraries that let you explore millions of points in your browser: http://potree.org/. I even saw a demo (http://nurulize.com/) showcasing animations…
I would love to see a PWA.. In my experience those work (a lot) better than their native counterparts. Some good examples are mobile.twitter.com, instagram.com and maps.google.com
Yeah, that's their plan, I think. Bridges to other services instead of 'walled gardens' https://fosdem.org/2018/schedule/event/matrix/
An extensive open source framework for efficient homomorphic encryption would have been so much more exciting and I really hope there will be some kind of breakthrough that reduces the current overhead significantly so…
I think Latexbase does something like this (they claim it works offline too, using service workers). They claim to be using Emscripten/LLVM but it doesn't seem like they use wasm yet (probably because they didn't…
I really enjoy your thinking.. Do you have some kind of blog where I can follow you? :D As you already mentioned, contributing whatever resources you consume is relatively unreasonable on mobile devices, because it…
I don't know if github has an option for custom css but you can surely use a browser extension such as Stylus ([1], [2]) to change any website you want. [1] for Firefox:…
> Will Google start deleting YouTube content that is super long tail and unviewed? Well they added this to their ToS about a year ago: > Terminations by YouTube for Service Changes > YouTube may terminate your access,…
Sorry for asking but is there any reason why you don't just use a different color theme for VS Code?
"We extend the capabilities of neural networks by coupling them to external memory resources, which they can interact with by attentional processes. The combined system is analogous to a Turing Machine or Von Neumann…
I remember reading about something related to perception (however unrelated to group dynamics) called "Wundt curve", an attempt to describe the relationship between the intensity/novelty of a stimulus and its perceived…
I'm guessing to easily refer to the parent company (not sure if these collections are still called companies, english is not my native language). Instead of GOOG one could probably use Alphabet but differentiating…
Sadly, I don't think so: https://cantoriscomputing.wordpress.com/2017/03/04/paypals-e...
Also funny how they link to https://usability.yale.edu/web-accessibility/accessibility-y... at the bottom of the page, but the link itself is almost unreadable because it's small, orange font on top of grey. Not arguing…
Looks like you just have to wait some more https://mobile.twitter.com/rsms/status/1078362207367290881
Ever heard about Brave or BAT? https://github.com/brave
Maybe something like this? https://github.com/iodide-project/pyodide
I think there might be a point where recommendation algorithms kind of 'overfit'/become a filter bubble. I remember reading a article about the youtube recommendation algorithm led to increasingly more radical videos…
Well, point cloud renderers are a real thing. There are open source libraries that let you explore millions of points in your browser: http://potree.org/. I even saw a demo (http://nurulize.com/) showcasing animations…
I would love to see a PWA.. In my experience those work (a lot) better than their native counterparts. Some good examples are mobile.twitter.com, instagram.com and maps.google.com
Yeah, that's their plan, I think. Bridges to other services instead of 'walled gardens' https://fosdem.org/2018/schedule/event/matrix/
An extensive open source framework for efficient homomorphic encryption would have been so much more exciting and I really hope there will be some kind of breakthrough that reduces the current overhead significantly so…
I think Latexbase does something like this (they claim it works offline too, using service workers). They claim to be using Emscripten/LLVM but it doesn't seem like they use wasm yet (probably because they didn't…
I really enjoy your thinking.. Do you have some kind of blog where I can follow you? :D As you already mentioned, contributing whatever resources you consume is relatively unreasonable on mobile devices, because it…