When capturing video for Google Street View, Google recommends using 1 frame per second video for walking, and 5 frames per second for biking and lower speeds. A full 30 or even 60 fps video is unnecessarily huge and will take much longer to upload and process … and most of the frames will be discarded by Google anyway.
I had one of the A.I.s (probably CoPilot) automate using the ffmpeg open source command line tool so I could batch convert files in a directory. A very rough work-in-progress version is on my GitHub now:
I have noticed the A.I.s are starting to put emojis in things — including code and scripts they generate!
I don’t even know how to type emojis in uMacs or VI ;-) but apparently they are supported these days.
Have you noticed the increase in emojis in A.I. responses lately?
I’d end this post with an emoji, but I do not know how to type one in WordPress . . .