spacecity1971

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by spacecity1971 9y ago
Ha! Parallel evolution of ideas never ceases to amaze me. Thanks (Have to find that book now).
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by spacecity1971 9y ago
Every analysis I've seen about the Mars settlement problem follows from the idea that we need to adapt the Martian environment to our needs. Perhaps it is ourselves that need to adapt. Synthetic bodies may be a better long term solutio
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by spacecity1971 10y ago
The elites mentioned would just use ML to war game and hone tactics, and no one has experience fighting with (or defending against) this type of mechanized warfare.
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by spacecity1971 11y ago
For me it's simply that I think MR is a better description, but I recognize that AR hasn't been replaced as the preferred term yet, so I include them both. Augmenting our experience of reality is certainly part of the use case, bu
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by spacecity1971 11y ago
It's not difficult to see that AR/MR/VR will alter our current conception of IoT; imagine the functionality that can be layered onto objects/devices with MR alone. The nature of IoT as embedded robotic systems will becom
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by spacecity1971 11y ago
Thanks for the reply, even though I was hoping it wasn't basically hearsay and speculation (which it unfortunately is). Abovitz has repeatedly said that they absolutely want their tech to be safe enough for kids to use, so perhaps the
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by spacecity1971 11y ago
So you've demoed Magic Leap? What differences did you see that would make it a waste of Google's money?
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by spacecity1971 12y ago
Bigger screen allows me to sketch more easily on my iPhone 6 plus, and use iA Writer in a more satisfying way. Just two examples of what a bigger screen achieves (for me). A smartwatch coupled with this will perhaps fill the one-handed (and
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by spacecity1971 13y ago
From what I've read, the main feature is a low power, always on, sensor array. My guess is that this phone will break new ground with comprehensive and novel Google Now integration, and push further towards the goal of a device that ac
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by spacecity1971 13y ago
Perhaps. It was arguably baked in to the Constitution though, and adhered to in spirit, if not in deed.
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by spacecity1971 13y ago
Isolationist? Maybe. Neutrality was, I think, the motivation (historically).