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This is where imposter syndrome comes from. Holy moly.
by jcims 5y ago
This is where imposter syndrome comes from. Holy moly.
- bussierem 5y agoI couldn't agree more. This person needs a corporate budget and total freedom behind them so they can turn this into something LEGITIMATELY revolutionary for computing.
- nomel 5y agoAcoustic levitation dates back to 1866, with "3d shape" demos, like this, going back at least 20 years. This concept is used extensively in quantum computers, and for suspending and manipulate small things, but with lasers and radio waves rather than sound. You should try a VR headset, for a glimpse of the future of 3d displays. ;)