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Trailer for @pondscumvr (edited by @thevenvillan) Call your mother.

@asherdipps Morlocks vs Eloi...

iPhone 17 Pro with case compared to iPhone Air

@DirtyTesLa Elbows say no

Tesla should make the window buttons capacitive to reduce moving parts

@theo In the future music will be generated for the person so they might be right

Some people can’t be helped

Get ready for an awe dropping #AppleEvent on Tuesday, September 9!

We are thrilled to announce that UWU will be carrying the torch on Death Stranding 3!!! + Now in VR + Now with more walking Your calves may never forgive you...

Someone just asked if I’m going to Burning Man. How do I make sure nobody ever asks me this again? I’m down to change everything about myself if needed.

@TheCinesthetic I don't have to imagine. It was awesome

Imagine being in a theater in 1999 and seeing this for the first time.

@RjeyTech Point of purchase, maybe. The insanity only starts when you realize it doesn't run iOS

Willingly choosing to buy an iPhone over this is insane, especially in 2025.

@PrimeBiology Don't do ice baths immediately after weights though. Inflammation is part of muscle building.

4. Cold exposure Cold showers. Ice baths. Cryo. Brief cold stress boosts luteinizing hormone—your brain’s “make testosterone” signal. Bonus: Activates brown fat, speeds metabolism, and sharpens focus.

Testosterone is more than a sex hormone. It builds muscle, burns fat, and sharpens your focus. Here's 10 daily habits that naturally boost testosterone without pills🧵: 1. Lift heavy weights

@Hookademus @ev_madness No, thy are not racetracks... but they make pretty great drag strips

@ev_madness The roads are not race tracks.

@xfreeze It seems you already know the answer

Why is Apple not partnering with xAI to bring GROK AI assistant to iPhone??

Wide FOV will become essential when paired with fully realized in game body’s. Once integrated into gameplay and physically simulated, it’s essential to see your limbs and torso in your periphery to maintain proprioception. uploadvr.com/meta-boba-3-pr…

@kirawontmiss Like Bernard Arnault or?

he cooked

@interesting_aIl When I was living on the Chuo-sen I got so numb to incidents on th tracks. I don't know if its still like that

The dark side of Japan’s long holidays

@tszzl Its no where near this vertically integrated at all, but, yes, capitalism be capitalizing. Welcome.

companies like Facebook record every imaginable interaction their users have with the platform. they log each of your clicks and taps. they keep track of how long your gaze lingered on a post, whether you were on the same WiFi as that woman who might be your friend, which instagram reel you watched three times. for a single user this is quaint, but these practices are done on a planetary scale across all technology giants. they create petabytes of data per day and keep it for as long as the European regulators will let them. then they can have machine intelligence instrument it into useful knowledge for their cybernetic control systems that build newsfeeds, serve ads, decide how much compute to spend on you, which SKUs should be in which warehouses right before you want them. the Hive metastore bills run into the billions hospitals throw most of their data and telemetry out after each case, every single day. they record videos of vascular surgeries, endoscopies, discovering interesting physiologies. sometimes they're not recorded at all and most of them the time they delete them as soon as they’re done it's even worse for physiologic waveforms (ECG, EEG, arterial lines) which are essentially never recorded anywhere at all. milisecond scale views of patient's brains, vasculatures, hearts are generated and instantly destroyed. all of these time series of course predict people's hearts stopping, brains exploding, etc ahead of time. surgeons teleoperate robots, none of the micro-movements are recorded, policies never learned, never correlated into which outcomes were successful or not this would be unthinkable to most software people whose instinct is to record everything everywhere never mind the cloud costs, because we are sure there will be some use for it later and some model to be trained later. i don't have a prescription here per se my point is just that our civilization routinely hoards and treasures some of the silliest data in the world "i pressed like on the john pork reel" & destroys much of all the most important data it generates and limits what machines can learn

Live Apple Immersive Video (AIV) is running internally at SpatialGen. Real-time encoding at 90 fps from a 16K ingest. Demos coming in the next few days. In the meantime, this is what the immersive controls look like in AVPlayer for live AIV:

@black_hound1980 I think we need to turn this into a VR game

@sama I think switching personalities should be something. That's very easy to avoid if future models are capable enough. I don't see why 5 can't "emulate" 4.5

Most users should like GPT-5 better soon; the change is rolling out over the next day. The real solution here remains letting users customize ChatGPT's style much more. We are working that!

@levelsio Most stubborn to teach anything to*

I don't know if it's their age, or their generation, or the decades of lead poisoning But Boomers are one of the most stubborn people to teach healthy habits to

@clemmygames Self discovery through radical platforming