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Why is it that half the time I read a HN article about some cool research in a field I'm familiar with, I go "huh, that sounds impossible, I wonder how they're doing that"... then it turns out they aren't and the entire thing will never work in practical applications.
The latest one is a remote noise cancelation system where, after pages and pages about the approach, it ends with "oh yeah we're using the original noise signal, as played via speakers, as an input into the noise canceling algorithm, we know real ANC systems don't do that"
Why yes, when you collapse an entire sound field to 2-4 sources you have perfectly characterized, noise cancellation becomes very easy doesn't it?
HN commenter "but they only focused on one component of the solution, that's valid". Why yes, yes it is valid. It's just that the missing component is time travel.
the real question is, why are you reading HN articles?
I really need to find myself a better pastime for waiting for something with only my phone situations. Any suggestions?
classical HN tbh
Sounds like academic research... xD
Because researchers gets attention and $. Ever see a multi GHz CPU with 30x power efficiency and incredible IPC? The catch is it runs entirely off SRAM.
Damn you, Big Research! *shakes fist*
That's my reaction with a lot of your project writeups except they are possible and I just have limited knowledge of the subjects 
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That's why it's fun tho.
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