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Blakestr
7y ago
Friendly tip, check out Matt Wadstein's Unreal Engine tutorials, he's been doing it for 3 or 4 years and he also specializes in very small videos that talk about a single concept. people who are trying to learn programming general
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You know I was just saying to someone the other day, the VR headset has NOTHING to do with it, it's just a matter of putting you on in a scene, it's a means to an end. Originally I explored the phrase "experience transfer&quo
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My "box art" would be a blend between a real world distaster and a virtual one. Tagline reads, "Run the most challenging call of your life, before it happens." I am going to give some serious thought to removing simulat
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I do have some benchmarks that are common sense in terms of tracking performance. It's challenging to link it directly to success metrics although that's a long term goal. The time is another one to push in terms of advertising -
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Thanks for confirming my suspicions, I didn't really like adding anything to that original statement. I need to remember that just because the description is brief and in many cases, not flashy, doesn't mean it can't be exci
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You know my business card actually reads, "Virtual Training, Real Experiences." It's a tagline and not a description but I like Virtual Experience training. Thank you!
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This is taking from one paragraph of the WHY section of my YC App : "In Public Safety, the most important skills are the most difficult to train. It took me a day to master the hardest rope knot. A critical thinking skill, like patie
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When you mean that a competitor would NOT say, what do you mean? That they couldn't claim something, like Poloraid making the claim - Develops Film Instantly And Automatically? If that's the case, I'd say something like, &quo
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This is fantastic, thank you. In regards to the unparsable paragraph, I wouldn't use ANYTHING like that in any application/pitch deck, that was more stream of consciousness I guess. You are correct to point out my claims as being
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Thanks, I have used those before...in a way, I guess I was looking for the 6th framework, the YC pitch one :) This does remind me to organize these different elements into a single document, currently I have them spread out through my pitch
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How to be concise on multifaceted, complex topics like “experience” or “culture”
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I'm going to piggy back on this so if you find the most accurate answer, I'd like to know too. In my attempt to help, one of the most helpful books for writing (traditional fiction/nonfiction) is "Self-Editing for Fictio
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The Unreal game engine is built on C++... There is a huge industrial sector using this for simulation and training, and unreal has plenty of content on YouTube for Livestreaming different topics.... People are always looking for c++ program
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The hardest part can often be generating your own source of positive feedback when you're not getting it from the outside world or from even those around you. It's very easy to be positive when you're drowning in investors a
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I checked out one of your video, (I believe the overly competitive coworkers one) I think you need to clarify which aspects of these social workplace problems are the most valuable for your demographic -1 is it simply trying to come up with