I bought a Vive back in August. I loved the shit out of it for months, but gradually stopped using it, although I still think it's an amazing piece of hardware

I bought a Vive back in August. I loved the shit out of it for months, but gradually stopped using it, although I still think it's an amazing piece of hardware and a big piece of the future. But, when I play games, I frequently want a very relaxing activity, and the Vive doesn't do that. So, interesting. But! As a (former?) AR professional, holy shit the non-gaming applications for AR/VR. There's overlap and synergy for applications in both mediums, and then there's the overlap on the technologies (particularly authoring tech - I'm looking at you, Unity) that go into them. Basically, if I wanted to be a "real" AR developer when AR is ready, I'd start by becoming a real VR developer now.