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by plun9 6mo ago
The Tesla Fremont Factory produces Model 3 and Model Y. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tesla_Fremont_Factory
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Uploading to Wikimedia Commons with AI(daniel.lawrence.lu)
2 points by plun9 7mo ago|0 comments
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by plun9 7mo ago
You can just ask a chatbot about Hacker News or reddit users based on their username.
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by plun9 7mo ago
Here is an example: https://www.reddit.com/r/whatisthisthing/comments/dty9nd/com... Here, PM_ME_UR_LIDAR uses the pronoun "their" referring to Ouster, the lidar company. But PM_ME_UR_LIDAR was
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by plun9 8mo ago
Note that if you use a projector or watch TV a lot in the dark, you won't get myopia/nearsightedness. AR glasses and VR headsets are also better w.r.t. myopia. It's worth switching to alternatives to computer monitors when us
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by plun9 8mo ago
Too bad most people don't live close to those specific areas.
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The Karman Industries Heat Processing Unit uses SpaceX tech to cool data centers(businesswire.com)
2 points by plun9 8mo ago|1 comments
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by plun9 8mo ago
C3CSY
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South Korea's Edenlux set for U.S. debut of eyestrain wellness device(techcrunch.com)
2 points by plun9 9mo ago|0 comments
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Why My Screen Is So Far Away [video](youtube.com)
2 points by plun9 9mo ago|1 comments
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by plun9 9mo ago
Looks like there are 3 cameras on the Comma 4. There's a narrow FoV camera facing forward for distant objects.
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by plun9 9mo ago
He has commended Tesla Autopilot many times and has stated that their technology is much more similar to Tesla's rather than Waymo's.
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by plun9 9mo ago
Smartphones should really be used for looking up information quickly at a glance. When you need to do something for longer periods of time, you should use different devices. To prevent nearsightedness/myopia, you can use AR glasses, VR
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by plun9 9mo ago
AR glasses like those from Xreal are like that. You can use them as a display for a smartphone, tablet, computer, etc. I have Lenovo Legion Glasses 2.
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Using a projector instead of a computer monitor(blog.shenjiasi.com)
7 points by plun9 10mo ago|2 comments
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by plun9 10mo ago
Aptera has: https://aptera.us/openpilot-release
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by plun9 10mo ago
Because it's relevant
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by plun9 10mo ago
https://vimeo.com/414671884
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Is the Lidar Narrative Over? [video](vimeo.com)
1 points by plun9 10mo ago|1 comments
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New FDA-approved glasses can slow nearsightedness in kids(abcnews.go.com)
3 points by plun9 10mo ago|0 comments
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by plun9 10mo ago
Easy to create different skins and behavior
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Digital Displays and Eye Fatigue; Can Screens Change Your Eye?(brelyon.medium.com)
10 points by plun9 10mo ago|0 comments
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by plun9 11mo ago
I never wore filtering glasses. Using screens at a distance made a big difference for me.
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by plun9 11mo ago
Will they? How come?
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by plun9 11mo ago
It could be both. And focus distance may matter. Like, books may also cause myopia. Reading books outdoors may be a bit better than reading books indoors. Using screens at a distance could also be benign.
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by plun9 11mo ago
Same. Hopefully AR/VR and other display technologies will mitigate myopia.
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by plun9 11mo ago
You get pseudomyopia initially, and over time it may develop into actual myopia.
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How to maintain good vision amidst the myopia epidemic(ssathe.substack.com)
73 points by plun9 11mo ago|79 comments
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by plun9 11mo ago
Not everyone gets motion sickness though. I can use my VR headset for hours without discomfort from VAC. From that publication: The results of the study indicated that the visual acuity of employees who work with data glasses generally did
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by plun9 11mo ago
You can prioritize both, actually. If you can keep your eyes focused at a longer distance while you’re working, you won’t develop nearsightedness/myopia.

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