> Can't make a neural interface worth a damn without cracking open a few skulls.
I immediately thought, ironically, your neurology wrote that with a computer and HN humans' neurologies read it with computers.
I immediately thought, ironically, your neurology wrote that with a computer and HN humans' neurologies read it with computers.
If what's there in the bone stock I/O plane was sufficient, we wouldn't be having this conversation.