“They also want to improve threading, accelerate dav2d for less common architectures, such as PPC, SSE2, RISC-V, or AVX-512, improve the C code base with various tweaks, use more GPU decoding when possible, provide a usable API for devs to integrate dav2d into their projects, and port dav2d to most platforms.”
It’s in the plans (Step 15) but not forgotten.
TL;DR? You don’t need it. Your eyes are already healthy.
My experience.
It was all a sales pitch. Price was per eye, so unexpectedly double the bill. HSA helped, or maybe burned a hole in my pocket, not sure which. The major worry was post surgery, lots of things that could go wrong, but didn’t. The flap never heals, just the edge. Got comfortable using eye drops for 6 (Yes SIX) months. Didn’t go anywhere without an eye drop packet, felt like an addict. Even when I slept.
My vision is corrected. But I still use glasses to drive. I was kinda pissed I didn’t have perfect vision, but 10 years later and I still don’t need reading glasses. I do need to take off my driving glasses to see my phone.
All in all a net positive but I don’t actually recommend it, so much can go wrong.
True. But our bones do some of the calculations as well. We’re born with kinematics. Contrast with a video game that needs to do a lot of IK math to simulate bones.
And our neurons are doing a lot of calculations … just a different way.
But yeah, nobody is doing that Sherlock Holmes fight club stuff in their heads.
“It’s what dreams are made of.”
“Go. To. Hell.”