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Comment #39220442
Here's the thought experiment I'd run. If you have a device that looks and feels like traditional glasses, but enables you to create and place an unlimited amount of virtual displa…
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Comment #32336043
Everything you’re going through is perfectly normal for a startup founder closing up shop. Everything about it is a painful process, and it can be damaging to your self-worth. Mour…
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Comment #31991457
I agree fully, though I’d like to add a layer of nuance. The best engineering leaders I’ve encountered have been hands-off (as you said, at a certain point it’s nigh impossible to …
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Comment #31937950
I’ve been in the enterprise vr industry for almost 7 years, and you’re correct with your estimate being very close to where I’d put it. The vast majority of revenue is from gaming.…
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Comment #31584071
Strivr | Multiple Roles | Remote | Full-Time At the intersection of technology, science, business and sports, Strivr offers an end-to-end, VR-based immersive learning platform that…
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Comment #31308381
If you have a vr headset, check out “Becoming Homeless” by Stanford’s Virtual Human Interaction Lab.
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Comment #30885403
Strivr | Multiple Roles | Remote | Full-Time At the intersection of technology, science, business and sports, Strivr offers an end-to-end, VR-based immersive learning platform that…
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Comment #30319160
Very impressive product- I certainly applaud your efforts and agree that the price is competitive for what it is. You can even use ultra wide monitors at similar resolutions as a c…
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Comment #29215869
This post resonated very strongly with me. 18 months is what it took me- everything that you listed to a t.
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Comment #28958325
1. Start with a problem, not a solution. And validate that you can reach customers who will pay for your solution to solve their problem, before day 1. 2. Don’t pay attention or co…
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Comment #28954055
I went from a 3 person startup doing low 6 figures in annual revenue to a startup in the same space that had just closed its series A. I interviewed with FAANG’s and startups in ny…
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Comment #27223855
Like the OP, Roomba i8+. Dramatically improved our weekend chores routine. The automatic dirt disposal is also very convenient. I went with Roomba over other brands as it seemed th…
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Comment #26667814
Strivr | Multiple Roles | Remote, Palo Alto,CA or Bellevue, WA | Full-Time At the intersection of technology, science, business and sports, Strivr offers an end-to-end, VR-based im…
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Comment #24062926
Strivr | Palo Alto, CA or Seattle, WA | Full-time Senior Software Engineer - VR https://apply.workable.com/strivr-1/j/40D585FDD1/ Lead Software Engineer - Backend https://apply.wor…
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Comment #17870586
VR ironically might fit the exact definition that he's going for with the iPhone as being a "real trend." His friends, and many others, definitely have let their headsets catch dus…
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Comment #17848124
Thanks for the quality article. I was going to reply with the same; why not use HLS. The point of poor support, especially in Chrome, is a good one, though.
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Comment #17078964
This is a wonderful project. It looks very sharp and has pretty good components. However, it's usually significantly better, cheaper and easier to build an "almost" silent system, …
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Comment #16949852
I'm on year 2 of my startup, and around month 9, I felt similar to you, so I can relate. Real traction began around month 20, and its still modest. Here are a couple of issues I se…
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Comment #16914639
Hoping this reduces used 960 EVO/PRO prices. Not a whopping improvement.
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Comment #16845561
I don’t have a PhD. In my opinion, if you don’t have a decent idea about what you want to get yours in, you probably should be thinking twice about getting one at all. There’s a hu…
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Comment #16843604
My background is slightly higher-level than yours; CPU architecture. I have friends and colleagues with similar backgrounds, and the ones pulling in the most have either pivoted al…
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Comment #16595542
I've been following your AR/VR coverage for a couple of years now and have enjoyed it and have been enlightened by it since.
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Comment #16593580
Seconded, they look absolutely gorgeous. Photogrammetry scenes are comparable but are still a touch behind these in realism.
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Comment #16556519
Broadly speaking, given a choice between getting on an airplane and traveling a few thousand miles versus strapping a headset on your face, there are plenty of scenarios where one …
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Comment #16466003
Very interesting. I haven't used GearVR much, but Google Cardboard/Daydream SDK's can be annoyingly bulky and inflexible at times. The new input methods that VR has brought about c…