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I don't really understand these gadgets. The Meta Ray-Bans have multi-modal AI built in (yes, vision that it can very quickly look and explain you see, is ridi

by TIPSIO 2y ago

I don't really understand these gadgets. The Meta Ray-Bans have multi-modal AI built in (yes, vision that it can very quickly look and explain you see, is ridiculous how good it is), can interact/notifications with your phone, and is extremely fast and reliable. They also don't look clunky at all anymore. I seriously wear them all the time and would never want to carry a Rabbit with me along with my phone.

testmasterflex 2y ago
Can you share a situation they have been helpful in?
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- TIPSIO 2y ago
  I'm a huge fan. You wear it seamlessly and AI becomes true extension in your ear. Putting in ear phones seems off now. For vision utility, mostly identification: - look and tell me info about what is this mushroom while hiking - asked it to explain facts about the artist of a painting at a museum - what is this PDF on my computer screen generally about Other utility is simply discussion. Ask questions while cooking or if you you have a random idea. For example, I used it to see ingredient alternatives while cooking home-made pasta. I also used it to brainstorm related gift ideas for my wife while purchasing a present for my wife. It also has real-time integration (weather, news, etc.). Finally, I don't use social media. I have a private Instagram however to post pictures and videos since the footage and auto-stability features is truly next level. My friends mostly use for documenting their kids lives privately. It makes that Vision Pro ad where the dad is taking photos of the kids with the giant goggles a hilarious joke. Edit: Probably the only reason it hasn't taken off is because "Meta". It's probably the best new gadget I've bought in 5+ years.
  - singularity2001 2y ago
    Sorry these sound like marketing brochure answers not real life experience. I believe you that you own and love this device but be honest about what you really used it for, not what you could use it for.
    - TIPSIO 2y ago
      Just trying to be helpful in the reply. It's not like I do much. Most real use is just: - identification of things (for me, plants) - asking questions, facts about things (history) - asking random questions / brainstorming / bouncing ideas (cooking thing real, gift idea real) - notifications and phone integration - really excellent private photos/videos dump my dog and wife (friends use for kids)

by TIPSIO 2y ago

testmasterflex 2y ago

Can you share a situation they have been helpful in?

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TIPSIO 2y ago
I'm a huge fan. You wear it seamlessly and AI becomes true extension in your ear. Putting in ear phones seems off now. For vision utility, mostly identification: - look and tell me info about what is this mushroom while hiking - asked it to explain facts about the artist of a painting at a museum - what is this PDF on my computer screen generally about Other utility is simply discussion. Ask questions while cooking or if you you have a random idea. For example, I used it to see ingredient alternatives while cooking home-made pasta. I also used it to brainstorm related gift ideas for my wife while purchasing a present for my wife. It also has real-time integration (weather, news, etc.). Finally, I don't use social media. I have a private Instagram however to post pictures and videos since the footage and auto-stability features is truly next level. My friends mostly use for documenting their kids lives privately. It makes that Vision Pro ad where the dad is taking photos of the kids with the giant goggles a hilarious joke. Edit: Probably the only reason it hasn't taken off is because "Meta". It's probably the best new gadget I've bought in 5+ years.
- singularity2001 2y ago
  Sorry these sound like marketing brochure answers not real life experience. I believe you that you own and love this device but be honest about what you really used it for, not what you could use it for.
  - TIPSIO 2y ago
    Just trying to be helpful in the reply. It's not like I do much. Most real use is just: - identification of things (for me, plants) - asking questions, facts about things (history) - asking random questions / brainstorming / bouncing ideas (cooking thing real, gift idea real) - notifications and phone integration - really excellent private photos/videos dump my dog and wife (friends use for kids)