And where are they located, and why are they empty?

There’s your next big problem, a significant fraction of them aren’t where people want (or need) to be, or are vacation homes and don’t belong in these stats (unless you want to eminent domain them). Suburbs and ghost towns and remote regions pushes the average up.

https://todayshomeowner.com/general/guides/highest-home-vacancy-rates/

The problem here is that we don’t have real AI.

We have fancier generative machine learning, and despite the claims it does not in fact generalize that well from most inputs and a lot of recurring samples end up actually embedded in the model and can thus be replicated (there’s papers on this such as sample recovery attacks and more).

They heavily embedd genre tropes and replicate existing bias and patterns much too strongly to truly claim nothing is being copied, the copying is more of a remix situation than accidental recreation.

Elements of the originals is there, and many features can often be attributed to the original authors (especially since the models often learn to mimic the style of individual authors, which means it embedds information about features of copyrighted works from individual authors and how to replicate them)

While it’s not a 1:1 replication in most instances, it frequently gets close enough that a human doing it would be sued.

This photographer lost in court for recreating the features of another work too closely

https://www.copyrightuser.org/educate/episode-1-case-file-1/

Build more housing. That’s what you need to prioritize.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_Five_personality_traits

As you turn around a bigger joke arrives

Hesitation is weaker, if you don’t know history of the instance but still want to record and issue. Censure is a stronger complaint, for example if the issues have been ongoing or you know the admin is misbehaving rather than just overworked or something like it

They’re literally meant to only be bounced off the ground, that’s some BS propaganda

He didn’t even make much cash, lol. After the initial attention everything dried up and now he’s got a hard time getting normal jobs, lol

Quantum mechanics still have endless ratios which aren’t discrete. Especially ratios between stuff like wavelengths, particle states, and more

Complex numbers, and a bunch more things too

Some media companies called it piracy even if you’re doing it to get paid access content they aren’t offering in your country 🤷

Rivers are hot dogs by the way

How to train your Saab 35 Draken

The irony is that Apple has UWB direction finding in phones but didn’t put it in the AR headset where it would be infinitely more useful. They could even use UWB in controllers for motion tracking relative to the headset, and yet they just didn’t.

But they’re not at all designed for use as shared devices, not even proper local multiuser support (any devs who want that has to craft it all by themselves from scratch), so collaborative work or simultaneous display and interaction doesn’t work well with them. In fact it would be easier to just let a client see 3D stuff on an ipad with an AR app.

Apple Vision Pro is the best virtual sandbox headset.

Almost nobody needs the best virtual sandbox headset.

I like that the viture has dimming, lens adjustment, an optional android based neckband device, and miracast is neat, etc.

If all you want is a compact screen that’s pretty good, and I’m considering getting one, but I want to see some more stuff like integration with your other devices. I see they have remote desktop stuff for gaming, etc, but I’m thinking a bit deeper integration like using a phone app to relay notifications like a HUD, and I want a bit more spatial awareness (might need to rely on stuff like radio beacons for that like UWB). The navigation also seems to rely on either your phone, buttons on the neckband, or a paired 3rd party controller (no official wireless controller), you could make it a bit easier with something that’s maybe keychain sized?

Imagine if the headset could piggyback on your phone’s AR support + UWB direction finding to let your phone calculate where it is relative to the world, then relay it to the headset which calculate its offset to tell where IT is in the world, it would immediately make Google Maps Live View infinitely more immersive (and overlays don’t need to be perfect, just need to not drift by too many degrees). It would probably be annoying to have to keep scanning with your phone to keep the map accurate though 🤷

Gore vs Bush…

Authoritarians all of them

Are lawyers involved? You should sue to get it for free, not to pay more, because contracts like that usually put a penalty on the supplier if they break their promises