AIThe case for learning to build for augmented reality glasses
One post urges developers to look past the glasses’ appearance and learn to create experiences for them, arguing that early effort will put them ahead of those who resist.
TLDR
A post argues that developers should learn to build experiences for augmented reality glasses rather than dismiss the hardware as ugly. The author predicts more glasses with similar or better augmented reality are coming and sees an advantage for developers who start learning now. In a reply, the same author draws a parallel with the early days of AI, saying few people listened at first.
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The case for learning to build for augmented reality glasses
One post urges developers to look past the glasses’ appearance and learn to create experiences for them, arguing that early effort will put them ahead of those who resist.
TLDR
A post argues that developers should learn to build experiences for augmented reality glasses rather than dismiss the hardware as ugly. The author predicts more glasses with similar or better augmented reality are coming and sees an advantage for developers who start learning now. In a reply, the same author draws a parallel with the early days of AI, saying few people listened at first.