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the real answer is an unglamorous 30 but humans cant help but over compensate
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ShadowHawk posted:One planck time is 5.39 * 10^−44 seconds. huh, must have typoed something at some stage
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Sep 18, 2021 09:10
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Bored Online posted:the real answer is an unglamorous 30 but humans cant help but over compensate 30 gets the job done, it's nothing to be ashamed of
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Sep 18, 2021 15:02
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ShadowHawk posted:One planck time is 5.39 * 10^−44 seconds. hey that’s not too bad as far as physics go! probably dropped a pi/2 somewhere
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Sep 18, 2021 15:10
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Sagebrush posted:the wackest thing to me is that your nervous system (including your cognition) has a fairly significant processing delay, tens of milliseconds or longer, so you can never actually be aware of the present who is you
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Sep 18, 2021 15:30
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carry on then posted:i'm glad life can get such good fps despite rtx being force enabled at all times focal dlss fudges a lot of the details tbh. your nose is ultra performance since it's out of focus most of the time, but your monitor reflection is full resolution because it's off
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Sep 18, 2021 18:16
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echinopsis posted:who is you you are your brain, driving a gigerian horror mech of bone and flesh
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Sep 19, 2021 02:27
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Sagebrush posted:you are your brain, driving a gigerian horror mech of bone and flesh You are the user/soul, the brain is just your meaty posting station that is your interface to the gigerish mech of bone and flesh
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Sep 19, 2021 12:41
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when i was in grad school a friend and i were messing around with something and i hooked an led up to a signal generator with a square wave and with a discharge resistor to bring the on/off time in to the ns range. iirc he couldn't see it flicker any more at ~35 Hz whereas i could see it up to ~44-45 Hz. i can see color separation on dlp tvs, lovely christmas lights that use a half bridge rectifier are migraine inducing, and if im using a 60 fps monitor like this laptop at night when i close it i can still see the after image of it flickering. in fact on the thread select part of yospos and previously read posts i can see constant flickering if i dont change the zoom level.
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Sep 19, 2021 13:40
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Woolwich Bagnet posted:when i was in grad school a friend and i were messing around with something and i hooked an led up to a signal generator with a square wave and with a discharge resistor to bring the on/off time in to the ns range. iirc he couldn't see it flicker any more at ~35 Hz whereas i could see it up to ~44-45 Hz. i refuse to buy xmas lights that aren’t fully rectified. it’s nauseating
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Sep 19, 2021 15:29
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Woolwich Bagnet posted:i can see color separation on dlp tvs, lovely christmas lights that use a half bridge rectifier are migraine inducing, and if im using a 60 fps monitor like this laptop at night when i close it i can still see the after image of it flickering. i could never stand single-chip dlp systems, and even on plasma displays i could see color bands around bright objects if i moved my eyes or blinked
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Sep 19, 2021 16:01
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lol sounds like having “better” vision sucks
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echinopsis posted:lol sounds like having “better” vision sucks it's awful it's like super tall people that go on and on about all the short little people, and have to suffer every day of their lives because literally nothing is made for them to fit in to. except i never walk up to strangers and tell them about how i can see a few hz faster than most people which makes places with lovely leds a hell world for me
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