Coming from a gaming background, the web seems awesome. I can publish my game without gatekeepers like Apple or Steam. But, building the game itself using HTML/JS/WebAssembly has too many limitations.
Would you stick with HTML if you'd write a 'new browser' from scratch?
Like each browser does it differently, and on top of that renders emojis differently. Is this similar to the issue you're talking about?
What do you think is a better platform for the web?
That meets similar requirements: - fast to deploy/load cross platform - accessible to build with
Do you imagine a better version of HTML to be more like that? Or perhaps like SwiftUI? If you're familiar with that.
HTML is over 29 years old today. You must have used it in many projects during your career.Perhaps the first time was modifying MySpace or some 90s/2000s social media site.It's used for laying out pages, adding buttons or building whole UIs. Safari, Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Opera all implement some latest standard of HTML.What's your biggest issue with HTML today in 2022? What's the one big thing...
Is that built with something like 3djs?
It would be cool to see what kind of sensor data is available from my garden.
As a software startup, how do you calculate sales tax in all the countries where your customers are?And then, how do you pay sales tax to governments of all of those countries?My question comes from the fact that on our website, customers can sign up from any country. Calculating and paying tax in an unknown number of different countries seems to be more complicated than building our...
How would you calculate the loss on a reinforcement learning model that's autonomous?