Human in the loop.
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Human in the loop.
You want "Black Mirror" TV episodes in real life?
Because that's how you get Black Mirror" TV episodes in real life.
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Human in the loop.
@rysiek This seems like the noisiest possible setup to achieve walking at a desk
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You want "Black Mirror" TV episodes in real life?
Because that's how you get Black Mirror" TV episodes in real life.
@cainmark we have Black Mirror TV episodes in real life at home.
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Human in the loop.
@rysiek
I would totally fall off that thing if I got engrossed in my work. -
@CindyWeinstein @rysiek and this reminds me of Modern Times
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Human in the loop.
@rysiek Here is a story of a hamster wheel made out of iMac boxes. https://osxdaily.com/2015/08/03/behold-the-empty-imac-box-human-hamster-wheel/
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Human in the loop.
@rysiek Gerbil
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Human in the loop.
Sure hope his owners gave him a water bottle & food pellets. Humans are so funny when they get the zoomies!
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@rysiek Human on a mountain bike in the loop:
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When viewed from the inside, every hamster wheel looks like a career ladder.
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@bluestarultor @bazkie @rysiek i found the video this pic is from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZZTp8NeGbmk
i see so it's arranged for a slow walk.
Thank you!
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@cainmark we have Black Mirror TV episodes in real life at home.
Unfortunately.
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@rysiek Human on a mountain bike in the loop:
@raganwald @IAmDannyBoling @rysiek Holy shit
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@IAmDannyBoling Much more modest in scale and ambition, but the elevated skinny seen at around 40 seconds was known as "The Neck Breaker" in its day.
After crossing the log, the ground slopes down from left to right. If you lost your balance or rolled off to the right, you were looking at a drop of 2 metres or more. The camera makes it look so easy!
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@IAmDannyBoling Much more modest in scale and ambition, but the elevated skinny seen at around 40 seconds was known as "The Neck Breaker" in its day.
After crossing the log, the ground slopes down from left to right. If you lost your balance or rolled off to the right, you were looking at a drop of 2 metres or more. The camera makes it look so easy!
That looks like so much fun, even the skinny part. I'd break my neck here too probably. When I was a kind, there was some property down the road that was part wooded, part low-lying exposed granite through which us kids had worked out paths very similar to this video. We didn't have the fancy handmade ramps but some of the rock outcroppings gave us plenty of air. Thanks for the memory!
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