keeping you awake wraps this up in a menu bar icon that makes it easy to toggle on or off

https://keepingyouawake.app/

https://www.nixsensor.com/ is another option in this space

Haha, in case you're not aware, FACS is an well established system for categorizing human face movements https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Facial_Action_Coding_System

@compute.toys is an experimental editor for WebGPU compute shaders. At this time, only Chrome (v113+) is supported, as WebGPU is not yet fully supported by other browsers.

It's also not working on Chrome Beta on Linux with Intel Graphics.

Which I find funny because I've been playing with WebGPU native with both Dawn and WGPU and they both seem to work fine outside of the browser.

macOS and Windows are tier 1, Android tier 2, and GNU/Linux will eventually be supported.

Ironic for a company that uses so much Linux based systems.

> I've been playing with WebGPU native with both Dawn and WGPU and they both seem to work fine outside of the browser

1. WGPU only has an API inspired by WebGPU, it is not WebGPU itself.

2. WebGPU is an API, not a library. Just because you've been using libraries that implement WebGPU outside of the browser doesn't mean the browser can just link to WebGPU.

With that said, I think Chrome does use Dawn.

It's 12 per person after the taxes are taken out ;)

I haven't used it much lately, but I opted for 500px. Similar to flickr

Seems like they should come up with a new phrase to distinguish between making modifications to the car at a dealer or service provider vs. a downloadable update, right?

Yes, this is just a historical term that nobody bothered to change.

We have to remember that Tesla was the first company to really do this and even today almost no other company does it. Most can update some parts of their system, but almost non have anywhere close to the integration Tesla has.

So for 99% of recalls, it is a physical recall, its just Tesla where most of the time it isn't.

I feel like I've learned some things from high quality interactive blog posts. These posts from Bartosz Ciechanowski come to mind https://ciechanow.ski/archives/

for more information, there was a podcast episode on the daily about this practice

https://www.nytimes.com/2022/09/16/podcasts/the-daily/electr...

Out of curiosity, how do you feel about an app that is free to download but has ads, but has an In App Purchase to remove the ads?

Reading some of the other comments, it sounds like some people really hate ads and in app purchases

If the in-app purchase to remove ads is shareable across the family, then that’s fine. If not, I’d prefer to just buy the app and have it share across my kids iPads instead.