I booted up my VR headset on a lark for the first time in a few years, and then dove in to figure out what I missed. In the interim time, the current and foreseeable version of VR will not be more than a toy.
I think folks want to liken VR today to the early days of the internet, but it isn’t. The devices are expensive, but without a practical benefit to drive adoption. The tooling is multiple orders of magnitude more complicated than making a website for your dog in html
New house came with a learning thermostat. Each night it automatically sets the temp to 64, and each night I manually raise it to 67. Not sure what it’s learning, but I don’t think it’s learning anything about temperature preferences
Is this derivative? Is it transformative? Does it contain elements of the original? I thought I knew how IP law around AI art would shake out, but I'm not so sure anymore.
Golfle 4/15 (☁): -7
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That was a pretty good run
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Golfle 4/13 (🌧): -2
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Golfle 4/12 (🌧): E
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