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   by gautamb0 11y ago

   Agreed. Really looking forward to the stiching code being made available on GitHub. I wish that Google would at least release some kind of an API for their Cardboard Camera (e.g. allowing you to pass in a bunch of photos and get a stitched
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   by gautamb0 11y ago

   1) 2-4 Unicorns die 2) VR successful on a small scale, no successful AR products 3) 2016 is the year of drones 4) Marijuana startups heavily funded 5) More JS frameworks come in and out of vogue 5) Neither native apps nor web are going anyw
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   by gautamb0 11y ago

   Very helpful!
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   by gautamb0 11y ago

   IMO, if you've got your act together, it shouldn't be too difficult. The questions it poses related to your startup are ones you should be thinking about day in and day out anyways, and should have easy answers to. If you don&#x27
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   by gautamb0 11y ago

   I would highly recommend Cardboard. I haven't used WebVR, and I'm not certain how good its Cardboard support is. I'd suggest just starting with Three.js as it is, and then use StereoEffect to get the pseudo-stereoscopic view
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   Nag: A Chrome extension that nags you while you visit time-draining sites

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