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by cududa 3y ago
That's not really your own theory, that's like, the specific goal of psychiatric treatment? You can't "cure" schizophrenia or bipolar, the goal is to manage it. My dad developed severe mental illness later in life,
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by cududa 3y ago
Antidepressants can exacerbate symptoms/ trigger episodes in patients with undiagnosed schizophrenia and bipolar, so it is pretty relevant
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by cududa 3y ago
I mean this without sarcasm, but congratulations on your deployment the phrase "strawman" being one of the only uses I've ever seen that makes sense, and not using it as cop out to avoid responding to a valid metaphor/ a
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by cududa 3y ago
Sure but what happens when the student who figured it all out graduates?
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by cududa 3y ago
Most investments have a "ratchet" provision, where they get at least 2-3x their investment in a sale. Most of it probably went to investors.
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by cududa 3y ago
The vast majority of musicians make money from touring and merch - big and small. You can’t make a living off streams
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by cududa 3y ago
The reason people usually only work at VFX companies for 9-16 months is because they have to underbid, bidding higher means no contracts, lays them off, then another studio springs up that them and their coworkers all go to and the cycle re
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by cududa 3y ago
The vast majority of the time it’s a big deal, which makes it newsworthy. As well, any well run company would announce at least a few quarters in advance that the CFO is leaving. They don’t abruptly quit or get fired after 13 years without
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by cududa 3y ago
Interestingly, this PDF causes iOS 17 beta Safari to crash
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by cududa 3y ago
3840 x 2160 resolution per eye. 23 million pixels per eye, or, nearly 3x the pixels of a 4k TV with the equivalent resolution. That's roughly 3 physical sub-pixels per 1x1 "virtual pixel". As well, given the oddities of human
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by cududa 3y ago
3840 x 2160 resolution per eye. 23 million pixels per eye, or, nearly 3x the pixels of a 4k TV with the equivalent resolution. That's roughly 3 physical sub-pixels per 1x1 "virtual pixel"
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by cududa 3y ago
No you don't. The headset uses eye-tracking to enable foveated rendering. You only need to generate a high-dpi segment of the screen, where the eyes are actually focussed
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by cududa 3y ago
Tbh I always laugh when I see someone without a motorcycle helmet. It doesn't look cool to not wear one, it just looks like you need to project to the world how tough you are. Also, wouldn't the wind also mess up your hair?
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by cududa 3y ago
I mean it does have a radically different architecture for capturing, predicting, eye movement and updating the foveated rendering profile on the fly to simulate depth planes and, of course, do "real" foveated rendering compared t
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by cududa 3y ago
One scenario I'm hoping for: I had a device that was about the size of a lighter (but even smaller) that you would wear around a necklace under your shirt, between your shoulder blades. You'd calibrate it and over time it would tr
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by cududa 3y ago
This might be shocking to learn, but different people work differently and what works for you might not be best for everyone else
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by cududa 3y ago
Errr that’s not really how it works. Meta sells ads and conducts business in Canada. They have Canadian entity which is required to conduct business in Canada, and must comply with local laws to be permitted to conduct business there
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by cududa 3y ago
No judgement, but I’m genuinely curious why you saw the need to comment with a random sentence in their post?
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by cududa 3y ago
What? I’m not even logged in and can see it. Are you under the impression you need to pay for a GitHub account to view things hosted on it?
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by cududa 3y ago
Quick question for Boz: so are you saying the Quest Pro was line of business proof of concept to give cover for PMF to downstream the tech into Quest 3?
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by cududa 3y ago
…because the headset does the simulated focal plane rendering.
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by cududa 3y ago
Bro you’re clearly either Boz or a senior lieutenant judging by your comment history. You only comment on topics related to Facebook competition and say things close to “interesting feedback” and occasionally expose yourself with specific p
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by cududa 3y ago
What in the world are you talking about? What major commercial innovations have been crowdsourced
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by cududa 3y ago
Sure but the Vision Pro uses eye tracking and foveated rendering to simulate planes of view
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by cududa 3y ago
You’re a bit biased if you think Meta is doing anything other than marketing here, just using a different tactic. Meta has never showed off demo-able advanced R&D hardware publicly, even when they’ve had it, until now. This is simply a
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by cududa 3y ago
Precisely. I grew up in an odd town on Lake Erie. On the coast there were the Cleveland Clinic millionaire surgeons, NFL, MLB, and NBA players. On the west side of town a Ford plant and some low income housing, same income and housing on th
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by cududa 3y ago
This is shockingly common in the aging population, and no one really thinks to look at Grandma baking cookies as a potential addict quietly suffering
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by cududa 3y ago
Please point to a paper or document outlining your views on what constitutes hate speech
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by cududa 3y ago
I hope this goes to trial. Elon has constantly redefined what X/ Twitter considers hate speech. Discovery around his capricious, ephemeral, views on what does/ doesn't count as hate speech are going to be wild. I can't i
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by cududa 3y ago
Cleveland's only public hospital system, MetroHealth, recently had a scandal this reminds me of. The board let the CEO set his own performance metrics and the bonus schedule. Then they also let him write his own performance review. Wel

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