@lupyuen Sony is annoucing similar statements for years now. Fact is that Sony improves the sensor chips for smartphones every year. But it is also fact that Sony is the biggest manufacturer of sensor chips for DSLR. So, when the smaller chips outperform the bigger chips, it is a management decision and has nothing to do with the underlying physics.
Smartphones will kill off DSLR within 3 years, says Sony
https://www.techradar.com/news/smartphones-will-kill-off-the-dslr-within-three-years-says-sony
Notkia: Linux phone with #LoRa, WiFI, BT
"ExpressVPN refuses to participate in the Indian government’s attempts to limit internet freedom"
"As disruptions in China continue, Apple will start making iPads in Vietnam"
"The country with the most accessible #MySQL servers is the United States, surpassing 1.2 million. Other countries with substantial numbers are China, Germany, Singapore, the Netherlands, and Poland"
I've just uploaded this thread to: https://adrian.geek.nz/docs/computing#optimizing-compilers
The other thread is covered by what I have already published at: https://adrian.geek.nz/haskell_docs/functional-jit
Tomorrow I'll discuss the Lens Haskell accessors/traversal framework & discuss how I'd add FLAC streaming to my hypothetical parsing hardware designed for reimplementing Rhapsode upon.
Then start studying Daala videoformat & discuss the challenges of I/O!
RT @ChloeCondon@twitter.com
What I picture in my head whenever someone says "key stakeholders":
🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/ChloeCondon/status/1531797907338235904
It's not just the 1990s Distributed Objects people being so loud and aggressive and moneyed-up and preachy
It's not just that their tech was terrible and dangerous and caused billions in security damage
It's not just that the industry changed its mind about something it was so passionately furious scorched-earth in favour of
*It's the never admitting any fault* that gets me.
The computing industry often acts like an abusive gaslighting bully, and that behaviour is still going on today.
The thing that annoys me about the failure of distributed objects as a programming paradigm is that,
in the 1990s, you could not go anywhere in computing without being utterly hammered by the message that Objects and especially Distributed Objects were The Future Here Now, this was it, Programming was Solved Forever, if you didn't Get It you were just Wrong
and we just sorta slid from there into "actually distributed objects are terrible never use them"
but never acknowledging that change.
Apache #NuttX Build fails with our #ZigLang App ... But no worries! Let's compile it ourselves
https://lupyuen.github.io/articles/zig?6#build-fails-on-nuttx
"Lightmoon IS NOT Kdenlive. Lightmoon is MALWARE"
https://kdenlive.org/en/2022/06/scam-lightmoon-is-not-kdenlive-lightmoon-is-malware/
Code Execution 0-day in Windows has been under Active Exploit for 7 weeks (MSDT)
@lupyuen - That is why I run #SailfishOS on my main phone.
"Understanding the Monetization of #YouTube Conspiracy Theories"
IoT Techie and Educator / Apache NuttX PMC