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I'm not sure if this is going to forestall or foment heated discussion about what is or isn't a sandwich, but it's certainly an attempt to codify what constitutes sandwichness: https://cuberule.com/
There’s no such thing as a sandwich (phylogenetically)
Fun fact: Some of the sandwiches seem to be rotating in the opposite direction. This is due to an optical illusion called the "Silhouette Illusion" [0], first discovered in 2003. If you focus hard on a sandwich and blur your eyes slightly, you can make it change which direction it rotates. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spinning_dancer
I am assuming you are joking but I see other people responding as if you aren't. This isn't true as the spinning dancer illusion only works on silhouettes and not full color images.
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Agreed. One point of contention I've seen before is the question of whether a piece of fried chicken with breading is a sandwich. Personally I argue that it is not, because the batter is cooked for the first time on the chicken itself. The starchy finger-friendly exterior should be fully edible before the construction of a sandwich. You could argue, however, that a piece of fried chicken with breading is technically…
I mean, it really depends on the breading, though. Panko, for example, could be already cooked before breading the chicken. So, I guess a flour breaded fried chicken could be a ravioli whereas a panko breaded fried chicken could be a sandwich.
So well-breaded chicken is. Likewise a two-crusted pie. But a ravioli is not a sandwich.
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Torta Milanesa here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/10d92PBihj-yx1D8QPo-Fcp1UrzQ... Folder with all my sandwich gifs here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/10d92PBihj-yx1D8QPo-Fcp1UrzQ... Thanks to everyone who said nice things about my sandwiches!
Lauren, as a long-time follower I was excited to see this hit the front page of Hacker News. Since you’re here could you share some technical details about how this works? What kind of hardware/software stack are you using? Are you using NeRFs(?)?
Fun fact: Some of the sandwiches seem to be rotating in the opposite direction. This is due to an optical illusion called the "Silhouette Illusion" [0], first discovered in 2003. If you focus hard on a sandwich and blur your eyes slightly, you can make it change which direction it rotates. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spinning_dancer
I am assuming you are joking but I see other people responding as if you aren't. This isn't true as the spinning dancer illusion only works on silhouettes and not full color images.
Basically anytime that depth information is obscured.
Sir, I come to make a complain about no milanesa sandwich. I hope this issue will be fixed soon.
Fun fact: Some of the sandwiches seem to be rotating in the opposite direction. This is due to an optical illusion called the "Silhouette Illusion" [0], first discovered in 2003. If you focus hard on a sandwich and blur your eyes slightly, you can make it change which direction it rotates. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spinning_dancer
I am assuming you are joking but I see other people responding as if you aren't. This isn't true as the spinning dancer illusion only works on silhouettes and not full color images.