lunfard000

S3 is way better than the Pico.

the ecosystem will catch up eventually, keep building it around a public company is terrible idea. Raspberry is overestimating their value.

This one kinda makes sense, buy a multiplayer desktop app and add ChatGPT as a default player. I dont think they care too much about the "human" collaboration. API's are much harder to sell than fancy apps.

maybe I am missing something but isn't it barely faster than the offical ESP32_JPG? But fair enough, didn't know than JPEG decoding on MCUs is a widespread thing.

But they keep accepting PR, shouldn't they tag from now and then so people know what is "stable"?

but consumers do? (almost) Nobody will pay apple level prices for something that has less software support and, overall, a worse experience than on macos. TBH, other than gaming, not sure why anyone is paying 1k+ for a Windows laptop.

the project seems active but last (github) release was 3 years ago?

Prob beacuse they are like super-behind in the cloud space, it is not like they wouldn't like to sell the service. They ignored photos privacy quite a few times in the icloud.

And the author is not documenting them either, just announcing his new niche library. It is not like disassembling a few functions to prove that they exist is dark magic. I just don't see any value in the article.

You are making it sound like it was a compilation process optimization, but it is just CI thing.

I mean, if it supports vcpkg (which is also cross-platform) natively then this should be trivial, am I missing something?

I dont know their needs, but last time I tried to do a computer-vision project on C#, all libraries in Nugets where shitty wrappers for cloud solutions or just paid libraries (last update to OpenCV is 7 years old).