https://research.googleblog.com/2017/03/announcing-guetzli-new-open-source-jpeg.html
A "cookie" which "creates high quality JPEG images with file sizes 35% smaller than currently available methods"... well, delicious!
Tags: #Google #performance #algorithms
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A "cookie" which "creates high quality JPEG images with file sizes 35% smaller than currently available methods"... well, delicious!
Tags: #Google #performance #algorithms
Sent us by @jakub96
Googleblog
Announcing Guetzli: A New Open Source JPEG Encoder
https://9to5google.com/2017/04/11/google-now-lets-you-submit-urls-for-indexing-directly-from-search-results/
Tags: #Google #SEO #webdev
Tags: #Google #SEO #webdev
9to5Google
Google now lets you submit URLs for indexing directly from search results
So this is nifty. Google is constantly adding actionable interfaces to its search results, and the latest addition (via SearchEngineLand) saves you a couple clicks for a common action: suggesting a…
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-switch/wp/2017/05/23/google-now-knows-when-you-are-at-a-cash-register-and-how-much-you-are-spending
Not even the offline world won't save you anymore.
Tags: #Google
Not even the offline world won't save you anymore.
Tags: #Google
https://techcrunch.com/2017/07/20/google-cloud-gets-a-new-networking-algorithm-that-improves-internet-throughput/
Tags: #Google #networking
Tags: #Google #networking
TechCrunch
Google Cloud gets a new networking algorithm that boosts internet throughput
Google today announced that TCP BBR, a new congestion-control algorithm is now available to its Cloud Platform users. The general idea here is to improve on the existing congestion-control…
https://futurism.com/googles-machine-learning-software-has-learned-to-replicate-itself/
Tags: #ai #machinelearning #google
Tags: #ai #machinelearning #google
Futurism
Google's Machine Learning Software Has Learned to Replicate Itself
Google's AutoML was designed to help humans create other AI systems. Now, it's creating more powerful and efficient systems than human engineers.