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Antonio Orlando
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Whereby - Nothing to download, works perfectly everytime, great audio and video quality, lightweight browser plugin for screen sharing (with options for what to share actually), text-chat, totally free for up to 4 participants, super-simple and effective. It's incredibly well done.
Which tools are you using for effective remote meetings?
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Antonio Orlando
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Fantastic! :) See also Plotaverse. And I can't find the price for Splish after the free trial.
Splish
Live Photo Filters and Animated Effects
Antonio Orlando
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It's powerful. It would be useful if you could become an Embedly provider: http://embed.ly/providers/new
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Antonio Orlando
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Very very nice project :) I remember when I was like 6 years old, daddy bought me a cassette for Commodore 64 with a software to simulate playing piano, and there was an accessory included with piano keys to put on the C64 keys.
It actually "transformed" the computer into an electronic keyboard, the feeling was different when using it, and it was fun.
So yes, of course cardboard objects can...
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Antonio Orlando
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Yes, the depth metadata is a very interesting feature of IOS11.
The same is exploited by the Focos app for its refocus capability: https://www.producthunt.com/posts/focos
I would love to chat a bit with you, the amazing creators.
Portrait Mode +
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Liber Writer is a service to create Kindle e-books.
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Easy, Frustration-Free Kindle Conversion and Formatting
It is possible to run PyTorch on Windows.
A good step-by-step guide to get it running can be written collaboratively by those who're currently setting it up and testing on their machines.
This is a document that can be edited by anyone with the link: if you happen to setup PyTorch on Windows, you're a good candidate to contribute on this guide.
PyTorch for Windows guide, collaborative
The (collaborative) guide to get PyTorch running on Windows
