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2) image classification in the browser that works offline without dependency on cloud infrastructure. #MachineLearning
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.@NingxinHu (@intel) will present three demos of #MachineLearning for the Web.
1) making real-time object detection in browser a reality for compelling immersive Web experiences and more #ImmersiveWeb #MachineLearning youtube.com/watch?v=XGgiDU-8…
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A related #CommunityGroup on Machine Learning for the Web is under preparation, with the objective to incubate dedicated low-level Web #APIs for machine learning inference in #WebBrowser and in products using modern Web engines
🚀 Thrilled to announce the launch of the @W3C Machine Learning for the Web Community Group is getting close.
✨ Charter now public: webmachinelearning.github.io…
🎬 Sneak peek: real-time object detection in browser youtube.com/watch?v=XGgiDU…
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Introducing our last (but not least) set of demos of not-yet-standards-track work at @w3c #w3cdevs2018 meetup October 22 in #Lyon: #MachineLearning for the Web w3.org/2018/10/Meetup/demos.… #OFFBlendWebMix
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We wish all the participants plenty of inspiration to pave the way to making the Web both powerful and respectful of its users privacy!
Permissions and how they're presented, bundled, exposed are key to a number of the most existing ongoing developments in @w3c, #WebRTC, #WebXR and #ImmersiveWeb, #WebPayments among others
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That and all the other position papers are linked from w3.org/Privacy/permissions-w…
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The context-setting talk will be given by @ThisIsJoFrank based on the position paper she published a few weeks ago
In advance of this month's @w3c workshop, read what @ThisIsJoFrank has to say about the current state of permissions and user consent on the web: medium.com/samsung-internet-… ^DA
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The agenda for the workshop over the next two days is online w3.org/Privacy/permissions-w…
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in a few minutes, the @w3c workshop on permissions and user content will start in San Diego, CA 🇺🇸
Next #W3CWorkshop will be looking at how to manage access to sensitive features in #Web #browsers! w3.org/Privacy/permissions-w… - hosted by @Qualcomm, September 18-19, in #SanDiego, CA 🇺🇸
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To hear directly from @alispivak on this and @mozdevnet in general, and meet many of the PAB members who will be at #w3cdevs2018, do not forget to register w3.org/2018/10/Meetup/
Among the many the exciting projects @mozdevnet is pushing and the PAB is tracking, most relevant for @w3cdevs is a push to make Web documentation a channel for input & feedback to standardization - lots of ideas toward that in our issue tracker github.com/mdn/pab/issues?q=…
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The PAB had two face to face meetings - the first one was back in January, and we shared back then how exciting it was
We had @dontcallmeDOM representing us there - great project (look at their 2017 results!), great people, great plans for 2018
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In her talk, @alispivak will share some of the background history of @mozdevnet and how the Product Advisory Board (PAB) started last year is helping to better create the documentation developers want and need
w3.org/blog/2017/10/w3c-to-w…
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Introducing another of our great speakers at #w3cdevs2018 in #Lyon: come hear @alispivak (head of @mozilla developer ecosystem) talk about @MozDevNet and its partnership with @w3c and browser vendors to document the Web.
Register at ti.to/w3c/w3c-developer-meet…
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Come discover this cool demo presented by Stefan Zager (@google). The #w3cdevs2018 meetup is free and open to all, you just need to register! ti.to/w3c/w3c-developer-meet…
Specifically, it gives the iframe a strong guarantee that its content is visible on screen, and has not been painted over or altered in any way by the embedding document.
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The primary motivation is to eliminate common patterns of fraud and abuse on the Web, #clickjacking in particular, and to enable trust relationships between embedded third-party iframes and their host documents
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The demo of the #w3cdevs2018 meetup will be for features under consideration for a next version of the API: it would extend the current API to provide a strong guarantee that a particular #HTML element is completely visible and unmodified
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It's already widely used on the Web, with 20%+ of page loads e.g. in Chrome making use of it chromestatus.com/metrics/fea…
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