Stephen Black
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Video, photography, art, writing. Since 2015, however, focused on AR, Augmented Reality. launching newsletters
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They want greater privacy and safety when searching online: As users resist sharing their personal data with search engines like Google, there is growing use of privacy-focused browsers like DuckDuckGo and Brave that provide users with greater control over privacy settings. In 2020, DuckDuckGo increased its traffic by 62% in one year. Since then... See more
How online search is changing
- An impression counts when at least 50% of your content is visible on a signed-in member's screen for at least 300 milliseconds
Google Search
AR is still a relatively new software and concept. Things are changing all the time. Sometimes a simple update to your software or Unity Packages can make a big difference. For example, in the few months we have been working on this project there has been the addition of AR Occlusion. The occlusion feature adjusts the AR scene to recognize and... See more
How to optimize your Augmented Reality app and minimize AR Drift
Email is actually a tremendous, decentralized, open platform on which new, innovative things can and have been built. In that way, email represents a different model from the closed ecosystems we see proliferating across our computers and devices.
Alexis Madrigal • Email Is Still the Best Thing on the Internet
Shockingly, in 2020, I was invited to speak at MIT. Bubiko, at that time, was a raggedy paper doll that I moved around with wire. She symbolized the potential of AR, Augmented Reality. My partner and I were very very poor, with plenty of hope and uncertainty. Investors call a billion dollar company a unicorn. For my talk, I decided upon the title
... See moreThe same face will look mad, sad or excited depending on the angle the actor faces, the gestures made by the actor, and the lighting of the stage.
Paul Venuto • feed updates
Her hobbies include reading and taking baths.
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Awareness, for one. Creating friction—like setting boundaries, muting notifications, or whatever suits you—can help us take back control and make the game work in our favor. As Kahneman himself suggested, recognizing our cognitive shortcuts is half the battle; the other half is finding ways to challenge them.
A theory about Game Theory, and noise
