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It would mean serializing all the updates, but you could use fine-grained agents like I'm using fine-grained atoms.

The primary goal was to /simplify/ privacy settings, and make it more fine-grained, which they've clearly done.

SELinux is capable of providing very fine-grained access control depending on user, process and file contexts.

While it wouldn't be as visceral as these glasses, you could mimic arbitrarily fine-grained color perception with a tunable bandpass filter.

For example, rather than getting access to fine-grained personal data about readers, a marketer gets some coarse data like general location (eg.

Having fine-grained capabilities and the ability to turn them off is always useful.

> fine-grained permissions of Windows Phone What do you mean by that?

Observables also give you very fine grained control over the data, so you don't need lifecycle hooks to control v-dom rendering (just use throttle/debounce).

Reality is more fine-grained than the account of my own perception.

What I think Hughes is saying is that for real world testing scenarios, the standard type generators aren't fine grained enough.

It would be nice if browsers had finer-grained security like Android.

Fine-grained control is crucial for that, since it's the entire point.

And, really, there should be something like: "The software AudioKit permits finely grained interactive usage with what we call the AudioKit live coding Playground, and we will demonstrate that here." Okay, that's good.