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How is this "AI"? "Tell me what you want." "Here you go." I must be missing something. I thought AI would be introducing something "humanlike" to add to an interaction. It added more X because the user told it to add more X. That is programming, not AI.
Adyen payments corporate leadership are cultural conservatives. They twisted the arm of ebay to not allow sales of any kind of DVDs that depict any kind of nudity whatsoever, including relatively mild R rated movies. They claim sales of these items are “high risk” which is a red herring argument. Sales of these items aren’t any more high risk than sales of used mobile phones and electronics.
Transitioning your business into the digital space is the way to go if you don't want to be left behind. Even the local bookstores in my area are selling online!
Comparing interpreted languages to compiled languages is useful to give us an idea of the difference it makes. How else would we know Python is some 30 times slower than C or something like that.
lmao. that declarative style addTodo with Ramda is ridiculous. Who in their right mind would write some garbage like that? I like functional programming but thats completely unreadable and when you in the future or others go to read it they will be confused af. I guess it's some sort of weird flex?
Hello! React AR is a great library so thanks to the devs for this! I wanted to know if and how it will be possible to use more dynamic content in the same case? Say I have 50 patt files with different info stored in a json object. How will I be able to loop thru it and set things like src, entity info etc?
The two killers for performance benchmarks usually dont test (especially the one used here) are object orientation (classes aka meta tables kill performance like an atom bomb) and strings (because string are always immutable and aliased and there is no rope implementation). If you need strings there is only Javascript. Maybe ruby because there strings are mutable.
@@Stromya42 Hi Luke. Great demo and presentation. I had a question on how to load 3d models (dae, obj, gltf) in React Web AR. Where would be the best place to ask you?
2:00 Michele Bertoli - setState Machine 24:09 Sonya Moisset - Keep calm and fasten your seat belts 41:29 Bill Granfield - Tour of the webpack implementation
you probably dont give a shit but if you are stoned like me atm then you can stream all the latest series on InstaFlixxer. I've been binge watching with my girlfriend during the lockdown xD
For those who were confused about the question asked at the end around media queries and style modifiers being passed down to molecule and atoms, here's a link to an example of that conundrum g33kchris.github.io/fusionkitcomponents/?selectedKind=Organisms&selectedStory=Hero&full=0&down=1&left=1&panelRight=0&downPanel=kadirahq%2Fstorybook-addon-actions%2Factions-panel (the organisms override the styles of the molecules where needed, and the molecules override the styles of the atoms. Hero (organism) -> ContentBlock (molecule) -> LinkButton (atom))
