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I don't think it's an artifact of screen recording. So it probably is missing segmentation with phone in hand. It also has trouble with other small/medium objects. For example, it's pretty good at hiding things under my desk since it's a large flat plane but sometimes doesn't recognize my chair as a surface. (The chair has a mesh back so that probably doesn't help either.) (Of course, there might just be some solution I don't know of.)

Yah I owned it for a while but delayed in reading it since I couldn't imagine it being better or much different than Masters of Doom. +1 it was great. I wish every team member put a book out with their memories of the time.

early days, it'll get there in time

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I agree! I think there is so much potential for amazing and unique experiences to come from this. It will be exciting to see what creative ideas and possibilities emerge.

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Appreciate your view here. You're right, a lot shown here (maybe everything?) could be done on phones years ago w/ mobile AR SDKs. Hopefully things continue to improve into that streamlined future. And I imagine at some point I'd need to learn Unity for less jank/better physics.

@@makeshowlearn It's just a hardware issue. Vision Pro looks absolutely disgusting from the outside.

Next time I need to screen share to a display so she can watch what the heck I'm doing (or just nap through it)

Yeah, it's pretty impressive how they were able to achieve such a feat without any physical form. Just goes to show the power of mind over matter.

Thank you so much for the kind words! I really appreciate it. It's always important to make the most of the resources we have available to us and find ways to streamline our workflow. It's all about finding what works best for us and constantly improving.

straight forward man

While I may have disliked Apple before, their innovative vision has proven to be game-changing and has broadened my perspective on tech possibilities.

I understand your frustration with Apple, but their vision pros have definitely opened up new possibilities that are hard to ignore. It's always worth keeping an open mind to different perspectives and innovations in technology.

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I have never seen an orange that looks sick before. It's concerning to see a usually vibrant and healthy fruit in that state.

Thank you - definitely very satisfying as things start to come together!

Yoooo, it's.. ah no, it's not

That's great to hear! It's always thrilling to see virtual reality technology integrated with game development platforms like Godot. Can't wait to see what cool projects you come up with using your Quest 2!

I'm glad to hear that you're enjoying your Quest 2 with Godot engine! It's always exciting to see what you can create with new technology. Keep up the good work and happy developing!

@@osparav They make it impossible to repair anything and they work against customization in many ways. Especially as a programmer this is very frustrating. There should never be any parts pairing. That's just one reason. As an apple user I do love the computers but they are so annoyingt too.

@@osparav Reinventing proven tech to make it cost more for the end user to attain previously had functionality is not a good thing. And Apple does that a *lot*. Hell - they invented it!

@@osparav What @thelateweeb2799 said. Customization is one of the most important things when it comes to software imo. That together with everything related to Apple being so locked down in general makes it impossible for me as a Linux user to switch. But I 100% get why people use Apple products, and no offense if you do. I just don't

Its fair to hate Apple in terms of right to repair and price gouging, however anybody who knows/loves tech, knows regardless that Apple has still made some pretty innovating products over the years

@@osparav LOL

I'm coming in with familiarity with web design/development. But if you're familiar with anything 2D, the great thing is a lot of stuff is really 2.5D-you're just placing something flat in the 3D space. So web knowledge has been helpful for putting UI system elements together whenever I need menus. Positioning things with an additional dimension is harder. Some positioning is taken care of, especially if you're anchoring to a wall/table/ceiling/floor. But it's challenging learning how to adjust things from there or to position things in free space. Objects can be positioned relative to different origins so another aspect to reason about. And I'm not familiar with the nuances so it's challenging to understand the units used for different functions across a few libraries. It seems sometimes it's in meters, others its just a scale to 1.0, etc.

I edited some filler words out and probably didn't do the best job of it. I'll keep an eye out for it in future videos!

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@@makeshowlearn ignorance is bliss