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Correct, but isn't the entire point of these glasses to make life easier. Of course I would ask for permission, and I'm 99% sure they would say no, but what if
by 999900000999 1y ago
Correct, but isn't the entire point of these glasses to make life easier.
Of course I would ask for permission, and I'm 99% sure they would say no, but what if I'm actually interviewing for the AR team ?
What better way to embrace the product than to use it ?
- unsupp0rted 1y ago> What better way to embrace the product than to use it ? The manufacturer of a blender doesn't want you blending your tv remote or your hamster. Just because you're using the product doesn't mean it's desired usage.
- 999900000999 1y agoThe tech demo is literally a guy trying to cook with these. Presumably a chief could use AR in the future to cook better. Why wouldn't a programer? And by extension, an interview should show how you'd behave at work. Your right by the way, but what if the future is AR all the time ?