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Brilliant Labs new AR Glasses are here
(brilliant.xyz)
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rossirpaulo
1y ago
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rossirpaulo
3y ago
This is great! We had a similar thought and couldn't agree more with "LLMs prefer producing something rather than nothing." We have been consistently requesting responses in JSON format, which, despite its numerous advantages
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rossirpaulo
4y ago
That's an interesting point on Authorization. Though, if Google does it, there must be a way for you to serialize the data too. Curious to know more as well. Anyways, excited to see where this goes! I've been reaching out to peopl
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rossirpaulo
4y ago
That's completely right. Fun fact: We're over 70,000 new indie titles per year already!
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rossirpaulo
4y ago
That's a great question! Initially, MagnaPlay's entire idea was building a smaller portfolio (~50-100 titles) compared to our competitors; we'd be focused on quality over quantity -- essentially becoming the place to play the
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rossirpaulo
4y ago
Interesting idea! Adding MagnaPlay to the Steam Deck might pose an exciting challenge... We've developed our platform on a cross-platform stack, so it might be possible. I'll take a look at the feasibility here. And hey, indies ar
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rossirpaulo
4y ago
That's right; I agree with you on the content creation point. We do plan to make originals, much like Netflix creates their own TV shows and films. Yet that's quite a burn for an early-stage startup like ours. The long-term vision
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rossirpaulo
4y ago
Makes total sense. We talked to other people who had a similar headspace: exploration is essential, though purchasing each game is not necessarily the problem. One of the things you gain from subscription service is curation; the idea aroun
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rossirpaulo
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That's a good idea. We like to think that subscription services foments this idea of exploration; after all, it makes the traditional process of finding, purchasing, installing, and finally playing shorter and smoother.
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rossirpaulo
4y ago
Excited to be building this with you, Pedro!