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Gribetz and his band of less than 25 employees are ensconced in the Los Altos mansion, filled with mattresses, cables, and aluminum bins of takeout food ... "We are hacking 24-7," Gribetz said, "and making less than McDonald's wages."
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You scared me for a moment, because that's a mixup of the names of 2 things I'm working on right now. Geez. Here, have another: Overlay Optics/Occulars.
Mirrorshades is really the only correct answer here.
PS: Random tough, how long will it take the Japanese to create VR Girlfriends on this thing?
Look like a great idea and technological advancement, but the biggest thing holding back Google Glass is not that it lacks feature X. Glass will be held back because most people don't want to look like geeks. Meta's next design looks like it's from an 80's Sci-Fi movie. I'm not trying to be an asshole, but there is no way I could take someone seriously wearing those things.
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Mirrorshades is really the only correct answer here.
They're not exactly mirroring aynthing though. I'd go with "Awesome", but I'm not sure whether that describes the product properly. PS: Random tough, how long will it take the Japanese to create VR Girlfriends on this thing?
Look like a great idea and technological advancement, but the biggest thing holding back Google Glass is not that it lacks feature X. Glass will be held back because most people don't want to look like geeks. Meta's next design looks like it's from an 80's Sci-Fi movie. I'm not trying to be an asshole, but there is no way I could take someone seriously wearing those things.
Don't think about Google Glass / Meta as they are now, think about what happens when they fit on a contact lens...
Awesome awesome awesome. I'm super psyched about this stuff. I'm going to pre-order a pair. Anyone (from Meta maybe?) have any details on the SDK? I see "write code in Unity3D on a Windows PC" from their Kickstarter, but curious if that's the latest word...
We make the real world (surfaces/objects/hands) appear as 3D objects inside Unity. We do the heavy lifting with computer vision and math so you can code the game as you would any other--the cool bit is the 3D objects correspond to stuff in the real world. Our number one goal is to be the easiest environment to dev on.
Look like a great idea and technological advancement, but the biggest thing holding back Google Glass is not that it lacks feature X. Glass will be held back because most people don't want to look like geeks. Meta's next design looks like it's from an 80's Sci-Fi movie. I'm not trying to be an asshole, but there is no way I could take someone seriously wearing those things.
Most people wouldn't want to look like a geek, typing on a handheld computer while out with friends. Yet here we are.