https://ai.google.dev/gemma/docs/gemma-3n#parameters

You can think of the per layer-embeddings as a vector database so you can in theory serve it directly from disk.

Of course centralized VCS are less popular. You need to setup a server first then wrangle with the server every time you create a new project -> fewer projects -> fewer users.

> We’re introducing System Positional TimeWarp (SysPTW) from Depth-From-Stereo to Quest headsets. PTW uses real-time scene depth to reduce visual judder and lag when apps drop frames, making movement in VR smoother and more comfortable. [...] You can expect a more stable experience, especially in demanding social and gaming apps.

The "demanding social apps" they aren't naming here is almost certainly VRChat which is poorly optimized on the Quest.

In fact, Neo's Mainboard is in the same ballpark as a Desktop RAM DIMM, which means replacing the whole Mainboard is in the same as replacing the RAM on a Desktop from an environmental perspective.

I don't know MacOS, but comming from Linux customizability was mostly okay. Obviously there was also some getting used to. The desktop environment has decent window management and support for virtual desktops which I use heavily.