What kind of feature set do you need out of it? Are you opposed to spinning up an open source project?
If you need something more custom like creating tickets in a bug tracker, it would be fairly trivial to trigger a script based off one of the notification options they have out of the box.
I want to build an email builder that generates email layouts which can be used in outlook. I have a limited knowledge of Html and CSS. Is this something that can be achievable. Do i have to learn JavaScript? How realistic is this?
It looks like this is going to happen eventually, especially since eSIMs are already available and manufacturers will likely appreciate having fewer components to deal with.
Congratulations on the launch! It's great to see so many new tools emerging in this field. By the way, your illustrations are really cool. Did you create them yourself, Diana? Adobe Illustrator or other tool?
Great work on the project and thank you for sharing it! I do have a feature request though - would it be possible to add a page/document upload function that allows for updating the correct context?
I believe that those first explanations and graphics are missing an important aspect. The step in the burger-cooking process that takes the longest is the grilling step, during which the cook does nothing but wait for the burgers to finish cooking. The cook cannot speed up the process by focusing on only one burger at a time instead of both. Even without all of the math on batch processing that is presented later in the article, the idea that it would take 12 minutes to cook three burgers while it only takes 4 minutes to cook one is not plausible.
There would be a lot of work to do. The MiSTer project is made for the DE10-Nano, so it is made to work with that FPGA and that set of peripherals. MiSTer, in particular, needs the onboard arm to run support software, so you would have to replace that on this (perhaps with a RISC-V softcore you could build the MiSTer software for but lots of software work to do to make that work).
My guess is that the next discovery will be quite significant, but for the time being, this feature is read-only and restricted to Atom processors only.
It's all really interesting. The fact that this is only the top of the iceberg astounds me. Using the eye as if it were a separate imaging sensor is not what this is about. My heart aches for a method to grasp how other people and animals see and perceive the world. Every animal's visual input is processed in a unique way, maybe even more so than the eyes themselves.