Steve Van Loon
@svanloon.bsky.social
Neurafile CEO and Founder
https://xr.neurafile.com
https://xr.neurafile.com
I'm glad they aren't openly exterminating, but we're only in 2 months.
March 30, 2025 at 1:33 PM
I'm glad they aren't openly exterminating, but we're only in 2 months.
Degrees of immersion:
🎭 180x30 – Watch from a seat
🌀 360x45 – Inside the scene
🌍 360x360 – In the world, living the story
#ImmersiveTheater #ExperientialDesign
🎭 180x30 – Watch from a seat
🌀 360x45 – Inside the scene
🌍 360x360 – In the world, living the story
#ImmersiveTheater #ExperientialDesign
March 29, 2025 at 5:22 AM
Degrees of immersion:
🎭 180x30 – Watch from a seat
🌀 360x45 – Inside the scene
🌍 360x360 – In the world, living the story
#ImmersiveTheater #ExperientialDesign
🎭 180x30 – Watch from a seat
🌀 360x45 – Inside the scene
🌍 360x360 – In the world, living the story
#ImmersiveTheater #ExperientialDesign
I Love Lucy was enhanced to generate an HD/widescreen version of the show. This required generating the set from the footage. It lacked the 4th wall and ceilings.
Seinfeld’s set isn’t cohesively possible.
Seinfeld’s set isn’t cohesively possible.
March 28, 2025 at 11:13 PM
I Love Lucy was enhanced to generate an HD/widescreen version of the show. This required generating the set from the footage. It lacked the 4th wall and ceilings.
Seinfeld’s set isn’t cohesively possible.
Seinfeld’s set isn’t cohesively possible.
Ironically, some of the people and companies that worked on The Hobbit (1977) became Studio Ghibli. The style was taken from an illustrated short story magazine.
March 28, 2025 at 11:02 PM
Ironically, some of the people and companies that worked on The Hobbit (1977) became Studio Ghibli. The style was taken from an illustrated short story magazine.
🔥 These diagrams are everything against open data, action bias, and humanism.
What we missed:
• Compartmentalization breeds wickedness—no info flow, no shared understanding
• “Getting Stuff Done” = zero mechanisms to do
• The ideal Prince? A Monster
We deserve better.
What we missed:
• Compartmentalization breeds wickedness—no info flow, no shared understanding
• “Getting Stuff Done” = zero mechanisms to do
• The ideal Prince? A Monster
We deserve better.
March 27, 2025 at 3:05 PM
🔥 These diagrams are everything against open data, action bias, and humanism.
What we missed:
• Compartmentalization breeds wickedness—no info flow, no shared understanding
• “Getting Stuff Done” = zero mechanisms to do
• The ideal Prince? A Monster
We deserve better.
What we missed:
• Compartmentalization breeds wickedness—no info flow, no shared understanding
• “Getting Stuff Done” = zero mechanisms to do
• The ideal Prince? A Monster
We deserve better.
I don't know the suite, but animated a cyberman.
March 26, 2025 at 5:48 PM
I don't know the suite, but animated a cyberman.
That's pretty specific. Mine was all Quantum Physics, spatial, and a sound wave.
March 26, 2025 at 4:17 PM
That's pretty specific. Mine was all Quantum Physics, spatial, and a sound wave.
I find it funny for a very different reason....it breaks a Star Wars Rule that technology is only what's available in the the 1970s.
Because the new ChatGPT image processing happened today, here's me with a Holocron...and dragon fly wings.
Because the new ChatGPT image processing happened today, here's me with a Holocron...and dragon fly wings.
March 26, 2025 at 2:24 PM
I find it funny for a very different reason....it breaks a Star Wars Rule that technology is only what's available in the the 1970s.
Because the new ChatGPT image processing happened today, here's me with a Holocron...and dragon fly wings.
Because the new ChatGPT image processing happened today, here's me with a Holocron...and dragon fly wings.
Rights, it's a GPS receiver not a GPS transmitter/transceiver.
March 24, 2025 at 4:17 PM
Rights, it's a GPS receiver not a GPS transmitter/transceiver.
Which type of cuisine do you enjoy more? Burmese, Vietnamese, Indonesian/Singapore, or Thai?
March 24, 2025 at 4:09 PM
Which type of cuisine do you enjoy more? Burmese, Vietnamese, Indonesian/Singapore, or Thai?
Brain hurts from joke.....must produce.....pic..ture of right.....an.s.wer
March 22, 2025 at 9:52 PM
Brain hurts from joke.....must produce.....pic..ture of right.....an.s.wer
extort us, but don't wipe us from existence?
March 21, 2025 at 8:22 PM
extort us, but don't wipe us from existence?
What's going down?
March 16, 2025 at 3:03 PM
What's going down?
As humans, we value things other people have touched because it gives a connection to the past.
The value of the sheet music is because it's in paper. These same objects in PDF are worth significantly less. I scanned my books, so I have 2 of these in PDF. They are mostly worth sentiment. ;)
The value of the sheet music is because it's in paper. These same objects in PDF are worth significantly less. I scanned my books, so I have 2 of these in PDF. They are mostly worth sentiment. ;)
March 16, 2025 at 2:44 PM
As humans, we value things other people have touched because it gives a connection to the past.
The value of the sheet music is because it's in paper. These same objects in PDF are worth significantly less. I scanned my books, so I have 2 of these in PDF. They are mostly worth sentiment. ;)
The value of the sheet music is because it's in paper. These same objects in PDF are worth significantly less. I scanned my books, so I have 2 of these in PDF. They are mostly worth sentiment. ;)
Litopterna lived around 62.5 million to 12,000 years ago. I believe it was a partial influence on the Eopie, which seem to be a cross between a Litopterna and a camel.
Man is life's biggest threat
Man is life's biggest threat
March 16, 2025 at 2:14 PM
Litopterna lived around 62.5 million to 12,000 years ago. I believe it was a partial influence on the Eopie, which seem to be a cross between a Litopterna and a camel.
Man is life's biggest threat
Man is life's biggest threat
I'm more of a Hunter S. Thompson fan.
March 15, 2025 at 5:57 PM
I'm more of a Hunter S. Thompson fan.
What's your favorite racing movie?
Apple's F1 (2025) is coming, so I'm watching racing movies. My favorites are pictured.
Recently watched Tony Scott's Days of Thunder (1990), which is ok, but I'll never watch it again. Starting Ron Howard's Rush (2013).
On deck are 1 (2014) and Le Mans (1971)
Apple's F1 (2025) is coming, so I'm watching racing movies. My favorites are pictured.
Recently watched Tony Scott's Days of Thunder (1990), which is ok, but I'll never watch it again. Starting Ron Howard's Rush (2013).
On deck are 1 (2014) and Le Mans (1971)
March 14, 2025 at 1:50 PM
What's your favorite racing movie?
Apple's F1 (2025) is coming, so I'm watching racing movies. My favorites are pictured.
Recently watched Tony Scott's Days of Thunder (1990), which is ok, but I'll never watch it again. Starting Ron Howard's Rush (2013).
On deck are 1 (2014) and Le Mans (1971)
Apple's F1 (2025) is coming, so I'm watching racing movies. My favorites are pictured.
Recently watched Tony Scott's Days of Thunder (1990), which is ok, but I'll never watch it again. Starting Ron Howard's Rush (2013).
On deck are 1 (2014) and Le Mans (1971)
Much of the music of the Middle Ages is lost because it wasn't written down.
Our music today is not written down and how to make the music is not captured in the recording (e.g. prepared piano).
Our music today is not written down and how to make the music is not captured in the recording (e.g. prepared piano).
March 13, 2025 at 5:17 PM
Much of the music of the Middle Ages is lost because it wasn't written down.
Our music today is not written down and how to make the music is not captured in the recording (e.g. prepared piano).
Our music today is not written down and how to make the music is not captured in the recording (e.g. prepared piano).
Something is not right.
March 9, 2025 at 10:06 PM
Something is not right.
Exactly. If you’re playing by their rules, you’re always at their mercy. Build your own tools, control your own platform, and stop letting them decide what works and what doesn’t.
March 9, 2025 at 10:00 PM
Exactly. If you’re playing by their rules, you’re always at their mercy. Build your own tools, control your own platform, and stop letting them decide what works and what doesn’t.
What's your favorite Oscar Best Actor performances?
I'm going with David Niven - Separate Tables (1958),Sidney Poitier - Lilies of the Field (1963), Wallace Beery - Champ (1931), and Jack Lemmon - Save the Tiger (1973).
There are so many good ones. Paul Newman - The Verdict (1982).
I'm going with David Niven - Separate Tables (1958),Sidney Poitier - Lilies of the Field (1963), Wallace Beery - Champ (1931), and Jack Lemmon - Save the Tiger (1973).
There are so many good ones. Paul Newman - The Verdict (1982).
March 5, 2025 at 11:59 PM
What's your favorite Oscar Best Actor performances?
I'm going with David Niven - Separate Tables (1958),Sidney Poitier - Lilies of the Field (1963), Wallace Beery - Champ (1931), and Jack Lemmon - Save the Tiger (1973).
There are so many good ones. Paul Newman - The Verdict (1982).
I'm going with David Niven - Separate Tables (1958),Sidney Poitier - Lilies of the Field (1963), Wallace Beery - Champ (1931), and Jack Lemmon - Save the Tiger (1973).
There are so many good ones. Paul Newman - The Verdict (1982).