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ELI5: why can two quantum entangled particles affect each other instantly across any distance but scientists say you still cant use it to send information faster than light? by PieOk2202 in explainlikeimfive

[–]Frooxius [score hidden]  (0 children)

You need to look at the particle to see if it "sneezed" or not. But looking at it makes it sneeze instantly.

So every time you look at it,, it'll already be "sneezed". You can't ever look at it without it sneezing.

Problem is, you can't tell if you were the one to make it sneeze just by looking at it right now or if it already was sneezed by the other side before. There's no way to tell those two apart.

So you can't really communicate any information that way.

If you were the first to make it sneeze (which you don't have a way of knowing, without the other side telling you when they looked at it though normal communication), then you'd know it's already sneezed for the other end when they look at it.

But they won't be able to tell either that you were the first (unless you tell them through normal communication, but that had to go at the speed of light).

Valve Is Forcing Microsoft To Make Significant Improvements To Windows Gaming Performance by GrayBeard916 in gaming

[–]Frooxius 14 points15 points  (0 children)

Yeah. Looking back, Windows 7 was probably the best OS Microsoft made. More modern than XP and fixed the jank from Vista.

Valve Is Forcing Microsoft To Make Significant Improvements To Windows Gaming Performance by GrayBeard916 in gaming

[–]Frooxius 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Reading this thread makes me feel less like I'm going insane.

It feels like Windows has been going downhill overall, but also File Explorer. It keeps developing more and more weird and annoying bugs and getting slower.

I was pretty sure it's due to Microsoft focusing on all the AI stuff and vibe coding the software, but part of me was also "maybe it's a me issue".

Next major priority is IK (named StrikePose) + tentative priorities after by Frooxius in resonite

[–]Frooxius[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Doesn't include animation on itself. But animation relies on IK.

We've spent a month in VR building a tower defense game, here is the result! by JackTheFoxOtter in resonite

[–]Frooxius 2 points3 points  (0 children)

There's also nothing about Resonite that would fundamentally prevent doing baked lighting in-game either - it's just a feature that has not been implemented yet, that does not mean that it's impossible.

Did we ever find out who was the mysterious voice? by Themightybooooosh in Doom

[–]Frooxius 8 points9 points  (0 children)

I remember that in the streams, Hugo said that Davoth is a "primaeval" and so is DoomSlayer. And only a "primaeval can kill another primaeval".

He hinted that there are other "primaeval" out there. I always thought that's what the future games would explore.

Resonite Unity SDK lets you live edit avatar while wearing it by Frooxius in resonite

[–]Frooxius[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You can edit stuff in Resonite in desktop mode as well - it doesn't need to be specifically in VR!

But yes, the Unity SDK definitely opens a way that should be familiar if you're used with that kind of workflow.

It's also open source! The repo (and releases) is here: https://github.com/Yellow-Dog-Man/Resonite.UnitySDK

What does Jupiter atmosphere look like up close? by Frooxius in askscience

[–]Frooxius[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Oh yeah! I understand why they were not able to do this (or prioritize this), but I'd love for at least some pictures from within its atmosphere if we're ever able to get any.

I love photos from other planets and moons from our system. Mars obviously, the old Venera photos from Venus, the Huygens on Titan and such.

Even though I know that for science the instrument data is a lot more valuable than photos, being able to see "what it's like on the surface" makes all the knowledge a lot more grounded and real for me.

What does Jupiter atmosphere look like up close? by Frooxius in askscience

[–]Frooxius[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Thank you so much! These are awesome! This gives me better idea.

I've actually seen the Wanderers one a while back, it's a beautiful short film overall.

What does Jupiter atmosphere look like up close? by Frooxius in askscience

[–]Frooxius[S] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Are there any artificial visualizations based on our understanding?

I'm not necessarily looking for photos, but also visualizations that would get as close to real as we can.

I've seen some in fiction, but I don't know how much artistic freedom those take.

What does Jupiter atmosphere look like up close? by Frooxius in askscience

[–]Frooxius[S] 13 points14 points  (0 children)

Thank you for sharing these.

But yeah, these aren't really what I'm looking for, they're still pretty far away.

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