Be careful, bananas are radioactive ;)

Another comment mentioned meta glasses don’t have AR. I stand corrected.

Regarding your sign language comment, I’m no sure. For example, here is an article of AR glasses being able of doing that: https://deafvibes.com/ai-and-accessibility-technologies/smart-glasses-meet-sign-language/

But it was just an example. When I thought of those glasses with cameras on them, I thought “oh, AR glasses”! I just realized recently that lots of cheaper glasses don’t have a display, just the cameras.

Ok, I see. I thought the backlash is about all smartglasses in general, including AR glasses.

I for sure will get downvoted for this. But the glasses are not the problem, it’s the potential misuse. There are actually lots of applications where augmented reality comes in handy, as for example heads up information related to instructions, or, for example, in a much earlier time, people with, e.g., autism, got a feedback with an emoji, what the mood of the other person was. Or, for example, reading sign language without having thousands of hours spent on that. There are so many useful applications and people are just censoring the technology like they would censor the way now it’s mandatory to check for ID’s. I really get the idea, that mass surveillance is bad. No discussion about that. But cameras can be used in a good way. The problematic thing is, that you don’t really can’t tell if somebody is recording you or just using it neatly. But that’s the same with smartphones. Everytime somebody is holding his/her smartphone up, doing something, I also think “is he/she recording me right now? Nah, it’s probably just used properly…”

I’m just imagining the trailer deploying legs after getting conscious: “Alright, that’s it. I’m out of here…”

The “tracks” are just representing the path of people with the least resistance

We have to break the circle! :-O

Get over it! You can talk, you can walk, you can eat and shit. It’s time to make a dime! /s

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Ah, that’s just omitting the details. She forgot about the circumstances of the situation, like, e.g., a super strong vacuum cleaner. /s

But more than 200%, though?

What about some scrollable window with something like 10k+ lines, though? Sure, if you have a mouse with a free-spinning function, it’s still doable, but a draggable scrollbar comes in handy then.

All I understood was “longing folk to goon on pilgrimages”. That thing never changed!

Beneath it?

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Agreed, the problem is not “conscience”, but the the opposite #em-dash or “misalignment”, where the intelligence is… let’s say… shredding everybody and everything with a blender hand while it “thinks” it’s giving everybody free hugs and a better life.

That’s the difference between “story” and “HIstory”. History should be remembered. But of course the more accurate it has to be described, the less feasible it is to record and observe all of that. And that’s not for children to do, but for historians. Children should learn essential parts from history, though. Maybe some age-appropriate stories are good for that. Of course, children are the future and so we should make them able to imagine a better world, a more inclusive one with lesser (or ideally without any) non-harmful boundaries. So yes, let anyone being able to dream of becoming a princess or a frog or whatever he/she/anything wants to be.

It’s over 9000!

Sorry, I couldn’t resist ;) Thanks for the good answer, though.

I’m not an expert, but isn’t that a very vague analogy to horse power and torque?

Torque = the power right at the moment you need it, hp = overall. In most cases, you get hp displayed at the car dealers as a selling point.

Good day (sir); ftfy