The $450 a month that I'm getting from subscriptions will pay for an Apple Vision Pro and I am building a media company around that and AI. I find that having a few people who believe in me and what I do enough to kick in a couple of bucks does give me mental confidence and is
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Consumer-Ready Optics Technology Finally Approaching Acceptable Standards
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I hear otherwise, and have seen optics that are finally getting close to what consumers would put up with. But we'll see, these things are so hard.
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Immersive Computing Beyond Flat Screens and Holograms
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You can't immerse yourself with screens that don't move. Not nearly the same. You need to be able to move around your computing and interact with it. Flat screens just can not do that nearly the same way. Even funky new Holographic ones.
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360-Degree Camera Technology for Summer Events
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Yeah! 🙂 Things to try at events next Summer. For now, will probably have a 360-degree camera.
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Tech adoption spreads from developed markets to emerging economies
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Technology ALWAYS starts here and moves elsewhere. When I was in Brazil the Taco trucks had Twitter and Facebook logos on them. Hint: we aren't using Brazilian tech.
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Love for Creative Prompts and Narcissistic AI Interactions
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I love creative prompts. And narcissistic ones. I am selfish that way.
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Skepticism About Physical Displays Despite 83-Inch Screen Reality
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I do not believe in physical displays. Even though an 83-inch A is staring at me.
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AI Text-to-Video Tools Market Feedback and Curation
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I retweet everything new thing I see or am sent. Pretty much. I find the market takes care of everything eventually. Ben has been focusing his ire on one of the AI text to video tools that hasn’t been meeting his expectations. Yes, like that. I watch for feedback like this.
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Neuralink Brain Privacy Concerns and Shared Neural Interfaces
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Wait until we both get a Neuralink. Then things get weird. Especially if he finds the Las Vegas part of my brain.