Vakaiser

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by Vakaiser 7d ago
The mice from other users in the background is a really fun addition to the site. I appreciate the 'quiet mode' toggle that disables it as well.
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by Vakaiser 10d ago
Yes, the skin sensor technology in the article is about translating real world heat and touch sensations into electrical signals that can be interpreted by human nervous systems via prosthetics. XR haptics, on the other hand, convert electr
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by Vakaiser 10d ago
There are also promising applications for this in XR hardware; haptic gloves and bodysuits are a logical next-step for accurate fine-grained sensation reproduction in simulations. I foresee a future where prosthetics and XR hardware share m
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by Vakaiser 12d ago
We'll increasingly observe announcements of this kind as AI tooling scales. As impressive as agentic coding is, it pales in comparison to the value proposition of medical, mathematical, and physics research. I optimistically expect to
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by Vakaiser 14d ago
'Putting yourself out there' is really only a necessity if the validation you seek through your pursuits is external in nature. Those who seek internal validation need not exit the cave, for it is not a coward's cage; it is m
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by Vakaiser 14d ago
3DGS to Mesh conversion does exist: https://www.kiriengine.app/blog/what-is-3dgs-to-mesh Furthermore, AI can be used to generate 3D primitives from Gaussian splats and point clouds. Sure, it would require an intermedia
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by Vakaiser 15d ago
This is incredible. One potential application that I'm thinking about already is the rapid iteration of video-game map blocking. Being able to drop in some 'initial state' configuration and then have it procedurally generate
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by Vakaiser 16d ago
While this is interesting, what I really wanted to see was more 'graffiti' and less 'laser'. Graffiti, fundamentally, is a defacement of public property as a form of artistic self expression. To that end, why not combi