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"In 2018", not "1/1/18".

• moron4hire 9y ago
  Point being, it's not actually that far away.
  • rosser 9y ago
    Are you trolling?
    • moron4hire 9y ago
      No, are you? Maybe you are an Angular developer and don't understand that a year is not actually a lot of time.
• busterarm 9y ago
  A company I work with did a product demo presentation (for a completely unrelated product to Magic Leap) and showed a ton of extremely ambitious features in the demo and zero development work had even been started on that project. In fact, they haven't even hired the development team yet. The end of their demo showed a "Launching in 2018" message. Marketing's job is to make promises. Whether the company keeps them is another matter.
  • saiya-jin 9y ago
    Marketer promising unrealistic and undeliverable things is just a liar, and should be fired and marked accordingly for rest of the industry to know. You don't build a great product that sells by destroying reputation even before the release.
• drawnwren 9y ago
  On the Musk calendar, I think 2018 is 11/1/18 - 11/1/19.
  • Walf 9y ago
    Non-ISO dates on HN?! Blasphemy!