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Reminds me of how orthogonally polarized waves can inhabit the same bit of space without interfering with each other (and can be cleanly separated later using 2

Reminds me of how orthogonally polarized waves can inhabit the same bit of space without interfering with each other (and can be cleanly separated later using 2 polarized filters at 90 degrees).

cephalicmarble 6y ago
Requires a fair bit of detergent to clear up all the crumbs anyway: might varying grain sizes help any?
- NavinF 6y ago
  Was this comment generated by a markov chain?
  - totetsu 6y ago
    In the last few months there has been more of these not people posts. If we call them out are we just training the algorithms?
  - danwills 6y ago
    Yeah super wierd, can't make any sense of it at all