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This appears to be describing an electrostatic speaker. They're on the market, and have been for decades, using mylar or a similar material.
Yeah I am really nonplussed how this is the top post on HN right now (I know that is against the rules to mention but really)
Well this tells me nothing.
(The two meanings of this word are essentially opposite)
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Yeah I am really nonplussed how this is the top post on HN right now (I know that is against the rules to mention but really)
> Yeah I am really nonplussed Well this tells me nothing. (The two meanings of this word are essentially opposite)
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Yeah I am really nonplussed how this is the top post on HN right now (I know that is against the rules to mention but really)
> Yeah I am really nonplussed Well this tells me nothing. (The two meanings of this word are essentially opposite)
Well its certainaly not a non negative statement because its talking about being plussed, which is a positive statement, so a nonplussed person is truly chaotic-neutral.
This appears to be describing an electrostatic speaker. They're on the market, and have been for decades, using mylar or a similar material.
I'm not so sure. Electrostatic speakers have big heavy metal electrodes. They talk about a thin conducting layer on the rubber, quite a different thing.
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Yeah I am really nonplussed how this is the top post on HN right now (I know that is against the rules to mention but really)
> Yeah I am really nonplussed Well this tells me nothing. (The two meanings of this word are essentially opposite)
nonplussed : adjective
- Bewildered; unsure how to respond or act.
- Unfazed, unaffected, or unimpressed.
- filled with bewilderment
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Yeah I am really nonplussed how this is the top post on HN right now (I know that is against the rules to mention but really)
> Yeah I am really nonplussed Well this tells me nothing. (The two meanings of this word are essentially opposite)
1. Surprised and confused 2. Unperturbed
"Yeah I am really unperturbed" doesn't make sense in context of it's parent.
I'm not sure how you could be nonplussed about this.
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I'm not so sure. Electrostatic speakers have big heavy metal electrodes. They talk about a thin conducting layer on the rubber, quite a different thing.
They definitely look very different. I understand how ESLs work, but I don’t quite get how these move. Can anyone explain?
It's a bit of a guess though; its definitely outside my wheelhouse.
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Yeah, don't do that. Nobody wants to read "AI" textspam here in the comments.
> so take the audiophile considerations with a grain of salt lol.
The understatement of the year. Repeat after me: chatgpt is not deterministic.
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> Yeah I am really nonplussed Well this tells me nothing. (The two meanings of this word are essentially opposite)
I can't tell if serious or sarcastic. Either way, here you go. nonplussed : adjective - Bewildered; unsure how to respond or act. - Unfazed, unaffected, or unimpressed. - filled with bewilderment