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I took the time to read the fine print, and these glasses appear to sense the vector of reflected light and specifically filter out waves with a horizontal orientation. The processimg power needed to do this will mean these must have an uncomfortably large battery or require frequent charging.
Polarization is kind of just magic. Which means these sunglasses might actually require mana points to use.
Fortunately it’s that awe inspiring battery technology where the power can be remotely stored and transmitted over millions of kilometers.
I think it uses nanotechnology to just do it automatically.
Well not nothing. They do block the sun.
The most wild feature avout my sunglasses are that they have air pockets in the arms so they float if dropped in water.
I got one of those foam things that stick to the arms and make it float
But of course it does something. It blocks light, and let a man stare at boobs discreetly.
Hey, don't be sexist... They also let women stare at boobs discreetly
Sunglasses dont do 'absolitely nothing'.
People will constantly cry about the fact that I'm not putting on sunscreen while they're going out in the sun without sunglasses.
People are dumb. I could technically remove a cancerous mole myself, I can't remove eye cancer myself. Or somehow unfuck my eyes once they're damaged.
If you think you're able to just remove skin cancer yourself, sorry but holy shit you're delusional.
Normalizing glasses that look like Facebook perv glasses isn't something I would want.
Glasses that have cameras should require red led to be on at all times by law (when turned on).
my socks also lack video recording or generative AI integration. perhaps i should sell them to eBay
That's cool. Way cooler if they were polarized though.
Did you read the link?
I have a pair of prescription, self darkening lenses in cheap frames that look like the DDG ones, and no one has ever given me a second glance when I wear them in public places.
On an only semi-related note, photochromics are super dope and are definitely one of those technologies that make me feel like I'm living in the cool future we were promised.
While we're talking about glasses technology, it seems like oil resistant coatings have finally gotten really good. My eyebrows are pretty oily and would smear on the top middle corners of my glasses all the time. But my latest pair just has a tiny bit of smudging there. I can press them against my face and wiggle my eyebrows right against them and it's still only a bit smudged.
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