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ALT Translated from Spanish TODAY AN ENTIRE INDUSTRY HAS STOPPED MAKING SENSE someone uploaded a repo to GitHub that takes any photo and gives you back an explorable 3D world: meshes with physics, background splat, ambient audio. everything. input an image. output a world. five minutes. the people who've spent ten years learning Blender have spent the day staring at this in silence. it's called image-blaster. i'll leave the repo below.
HOY UNA INDUSTRIA ENTERA DEJÓ DE TENER SENTIDO
alguien subió a GitHub un repo que coge cualquier foto y te devuelve un mundo 3d explorable: mallas con físicas, splat del fondo, audio ambiente. todo.
entra una imagen.
sale un mundo. cinco minutos.
la gente que lleva diez años aprendiendo Blender se ha pasado el día mirando esto en silencio.
se llama image-blaster.
os dejo el repo abajo.
Replying to @Kickstarter
@Kickstarter You may want to step in on the BluHub Kickstarter. It's completely imploded over massively higher shipping charges *and other issues* than were clearly outlined during the Campaign.
New Update is only inciting more frustration and demands for refund among Backers.
At this point, it would be stupid if 2027 mid & flagship phone models don't have dual full-function USB-C ports to accommodate XR glasses 😎 & simultaneous charging without a dongle.
It'd be good for using phones as virtual desktops with a larger display. E.g., DeX or Ready For
4am
Never ending followup for relative with Alzheimer's who didn't plan for their elder care.
After 4hrs, still have a few hundred pages of legal, financial, medical documents to review.
All tiny text, single spaced, double-sided.
Every. Night. For weeks.
*groooooooaaaannnn*
In about 20-30 years, hopefully not less, hopefully longer, Food and *Protection* will be the big expenses for average mainstream people
Not housing. Not medical (if there still is any)
Food. Protection.
The average person can't conceive of why
We're heading into scarce times
Lots of great advancement coming to consumer markets from the XR/AR/VR industries and yet really weird ->aggressive<- mean-girl console-war vibes suddenly coming out of left field from recognizable commentators comparing differing market tech as if apples to apples.
Really weird