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What sidebar? I don't see a sidebar. When I click the figures the site just hijacks my browser history. I think it's about time companies hire the mentally challenged to be front-end devs. I commend the site for breaking new ground in equity.
If I force desktop view on mobile the sidebar appears
Desktop mode showed me the same content on my device.
For anyone who's confused about where to find the images: Click "Figures" in the sidebar on the right. For anyone who's confused about how this works: The objects aren't what they appear to be from any angle. In fact, they're weird mirror symmetric objects that bend backwards in ways you wouldn't expect. It's our shape recognition that makes them look flatter than they are. This also makes them look like asymmetric o…
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For anyone who's confused about where to find the images: Click "Figures" in the sidebar on the right. For anyone who's confused about how this works: The objects aren't what they appear to be from any angle. In fact, they're weird mirror symmetric objects that bend backwards in ways you wouldn't expect. It's our shape recognition that makes them look flatter than they are. This also makes them look like asymmetric o…
For anyone who's confused about where to find the images: Click "Figures" in the sidebar on the right. For anyone who's confused about how this works: The objects aren't what they appear to be from any angle. In fact, they're weird mirror symmetric objects that bend backwards in ways you wouldn't expect. It's our shape recognition that makes them look flatter than they are. This also makes them look like asymmetric o…
What sidebar? I don't see a sidebar. When I click the figures the site just hijacks my browser history. I think it's about time companies hire the mentally challenged to be front-end devs. I commend the site for breaking new ground in equity.
For anyone who's confused about where to find the images: Click "Figures" in the sidebar on the right. For anyone who's confused about how this works: The objects aren't what they appear to be from any angle. In fact, they're weird mirror symmetric objects that bend backwards in ways you wouldn't expect. It's our shape recognition that makes them look flatter than they are. This also makes them look like asymmetric o…
I suppose it only works on camera. I can't imagine it works in person.
It can be fun to watch people scratch their head over it.