That’s a very well written article; it says: gyro accelerates the game engines in iOS.
I totally agree. Besides being a differentiator, the gyro should also be a gold mine for devs, maybe a bigger one than the accellerometer was.
Just imagine a 3D world handled by gyros and accellerometers…
http://iphone.appleinsider.com/articles/10/06/16/inside_iphone_4_gyro_spins_apple_ahead_in_gaming.html
Particle is a (new) news app that relies on AI summarization. I’ve been testing it from the beginning and it is the most reliable AI implementation for news, and the most eye candy. This is a fascinating and well written article by Particle, on how they work on AI
McSeeney’s: “The Trump administration is expected to purchase $400 million worth of armored Tesla vehicles, according to a new State Department document detailing procurement for fiscal year 2025”— NPR Link The American State is a buddy of Musk’s.
Fabric is one of my most loved apps; I've been beta testing for quite some time, and it kept improving constantly. Now it holds everything important to me, from IDs, to documents, notes, ideas, saved articles. I have used almost all note-taking, article-saving, PDF-annotating, second and third brain
The Atlantic, about DOGE (US Department of Government Efficiency, led by the impetuous Elon Musk): DOGE representatives have obtained or requested access to certain systems at the U.S. Treasury, the Department of Health and Human Services, the Office of Personnel Management, and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, with