Cool concept but I am not sure if results are apt ?
For input "Old man who fought in war" and maximum creative I am getting a "blood pressure monitor". I think a "gifting" recommendation engine must understand the gift as well as person.
I disagree with that, user experience in Linux is and in foreseeable future will be the most flexible of all and hence allows users to make it look exactly the way they like.
For comparison I would say Linux is like bootstrap that you can customize to make it look the way you want. iOS is like a paid theme you have bought over Themeforest with near to zero flexibility.
If you want a predefined good looking desktop, you can look at Manjaro ( that I am currently using and am pretty happy , my decent 16gb RAM with SSD system boots faster than my Macbook Pro 2019 and opens applications faster on cold boot as compared to Mac )
And this is not only about 2020, most likely people will use the machine till 2025. ( Also consider the fact that Apple solders the RAM to motherboard. )
If I understand this correctly, will it also allow to send updates to video on the fly ?
Example : Change video from X to Y time to new vectors [V1 ..] ?
I completely agree with you .. The latency in wireless headphones is bad .. It is clearly noticeable in games and even in general music playing sometimes ..
I cant imagine people playing serious games on mobile devices without headphone jack.
This is an interesting idea but from the point of view of ergonomics how much of an improvement is it from a simple stick ? I am finding it difficult to image a blind person keeping hands in folded position all thorough the day.
I think a more practical approach might be a similar setup with a mobile phone in pocket ( similar to her movie ? )
https://github.com/davidgfnet/whatsapp-purple/