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feeling quite morose that I can't splay out all 58,400 of my tweets onto a giant 360 degree superdome, with all the threads visualized, and then wave my hands around Minority Report style to delete the clutter and rearchitect the best into a megaweb of megathreads
for future reference https://t.co/idMHHzW82w
The future, it has long been known https://t.co/KlySLLKOhm
@visakanv Xanaspace was the Ted’s 3D try at Xanadu, it was pretty good too! https://t.co/72BryEmpOi
seeingspaces https://t.co/BzhYlAGYo8
graph overview https://t.co/7zaEOhDv3t https://t.co/0ohC9NZNYD
(and the above is just the middle ground, like electric guitars before hendrix. it's using the new medium to try and copy and extend the old medium. the new medium demands and desires an entirely different form, reimagined from first principles, without legacy constraints)
just off the top of my head, you wouldn't merely want to move browser windows [old constraint] into the AR space, you'd want to move subsets of the interface into the AR space. it wouldn't be a browser with your twitter timeline, it would be your direct twitter timeline. widgets
Xanadu lives https://t.co/6pg5wFgxpG https://t.co/eMnBmXDcvD
soon… https://t.co/r3xRxGkofL
via midjourney https://t.co/rs41XQRHfN
it's an intermediate step. the browser was designed for the screen, VR apps will be redesigned from scratch, too. the way websites have become mobile-responsive because we're all on phones, if VR takes off, VR-apps should adapt to fit the UX better 👆🏾https://t.co/OlM1zusDJY
(h/t @heykzhai) https://t.co/G2AOtJSEND
i'll very likely get one eventually tbh. probably not this version, but whatever the iphone 4 version of it is https://t.co/lXum5G1NLJ
@QiaochuYuan @visakanv I will get it when it’s actual AR with dynamic focal length so my eyes are comfortable (needs to just be a heavier pair of glasses I wear most of the day)some emerging tech https://t.co/G8x6yweGPc
@QiaochuYuan @visakanv murat is spot on - this is true for my PS-VR and valve index https://t.co/0XWdorRN0h
“Ford executives selecting the 1953 automobile colors from 76 different scale models.” - @historyinmemes https://t.co/0IuN1xy1nW
What if a graph view and text editor were just two ends of a continuous spectrum? You get consistent semantics, intermediate views, and some other benefits by blending structurally-compatible representations. Here's a 'semantic zoom' in @tldraw https://t.co/KXE8UNb476
Xanadu lives https://t.co/6pg5wFgxpG https://t.co/eMnBmXDcvD
soon… https://t.co/r3xRxGkofL
via midjourney https://t.co/rs41XQRHfN
it's an intermediate step. the browser was designed for the screen, VR apps will be redesigned from scratch, too. the way websites have become mobile-responsive because we're all on phones, if VR takes off, VR-apps should adapt to fit the UX better 👆🏾https://t.co/OlM1zusDJY
(h/t @heykzhai) https://t.co/G2AOtJSEND
i'll very likely get one eventually tbh. probably not this version, but whatever the iphone 4 version of it is https://t.co/lXum5G1NLJ
@QiaochuYuan @visakanv I will get it when it’s actual AR with dynamic focal length so my eyes are comfortable (needs to just be a heavier pair of glasses I wear most of the day)some emerging tech https://t.co/G8x6yweGPc
@QiaochuYuan @visakanv murat is spot on - this is true for my PS-VR and valve index https://t.co/0XWdorRN0h
“Ford executives selecting the 1953 automobile colors from 76 different scale models.” - @historyinmemes https://t.co/0IuN1xy1nW
What if a graph view and text editor were just two ends of a continuous spectrum? You get consistent semantics, intermediate views, and some other benefits by blending structurally-compatible representations. Here's a 'semantic zoom' in @tldraw https://t.co/KXE8UNb476
Xanadu lives https://t.co/6pg5wFgxpG https://t.co/eMnBmXDcvD
soon… https://t.co/r3xRxGkofL
via midjourney https://t.co/rs41XQRHfN
it's an intermediate step. the browser was designed for the screen, VR apps will be redesigned from scratch, too. the way websites have become mobile-responsive because we're all on phones, if VR takes off, VR-apps should adapt to fit the UX better 👆🏾https://t.co/OlM1zusDJY
(h/t @heykzhai) https://t.co/G2AOtJSEND
i'll very likely get one eventually tbh. probably not this version, but whatever the iphone 4 version of it is https://t.co/lXum5G1NLJ
@QiaochuYuan @visakanv I will get it when it’s actual AR with dynamic focal length so my eyes are comfortable (needs to just be a heavier pair of glasses I wear most of the day)some emerging tech https://t.co/G8x6yweGPc
@QiaochuYuan @visakanv murat is spot on - this is true for my PS-VR and valve index https://t.co/0XWdorRN0h
“Ford executives selecting the 1953 automobile colors from 76 different scale models.” - @historyinmemes https://t.co/0IuN1xy1nW
What if a graph view and text editor were just two ends of a continuous spectrum? You get consistent semantics, intermediate views, and some other benefits by blending structurally-compatible representations. Here's a 'semantic zoom' in @tldraw https://t.co/KXE8UNb476
Xanadu lives https://t.co/6pg5wFgxpG https://t.co/eMnBmXDcvD
soon… https://t.co/r3xRxGkofL
via midjourney https://t.co/rs41XQRHfN
it's an intermediate step. the browser was designed for the screen, VR apps will be redesigned from scratch, too. the way websites have become mobile-responsive because we're all on phones, if VR takes off, VR-apps should adapt to fit the UX better 👆🏾https://t.co/OlM1zusDJY
(h/t @heykzhai) https://t.co/G2AOtJSEND
i'll very likely get one eventually tbh. probably not this version, but whatever the iphone 4 version of it is https://t.co/lXum5G1NLJ
@QiaochuYuan @visakanv I will get it when it’s actual AR with dynamic focal length so my eyes are comfortable (needs to just be a heavier pair of glasses I wear most of the day)some emerging tech https://t.co/G8x6yweGPc
@QiaochuYuan @visakanv murat is spot on - this is true for my PS-VR and valve index https://t.co/0XWdorRN0h
“Ford executives selecting the 1953 automobile colors from 76 different scale models.” - @historyinmemes https://t.co/0IuN1xy1nW
What if a graph view and text editor were just two ends of a continuous spectrum? You get consistent semantics, intermediate views, and some other benefits by blending structurally-compatible representations. Here's a 'semantic zoom' in @tldraw https://t.co/KXE8UNb476
graph overview https://t.co/7zaEOhDv3t https://t.co/0ohC9NZNYD
(and the above is just the middle ground, like electric guitars before hendrix. it's using the new medium to try and copy and extend the old medium. the new medium demands and desires an entirely different form, reimagined from first principles, without legacy constraints)
just off the top of my head, you wouldn't merely want to move browser windows [old constraint] into the AR space, you'd want to move subsets of the interface into the AR space. it wouldn't be a browser with your twitter timeline, it would be your direct twitter timeline. widgets
Xanadu lives https://t.co/6pg5wFgxpG https://t.co/eMnBmXDcvD
soon… https://t.co/r3xRxGkofL
via midjourney https://t.co/rs41XQRHfN
it's an intermediate step. the browser was designed for the screen, VR apps will be redesigned from scratch, too. the way websites have become mobile-responsive because we're all on phones, if VR takes off, VR-apps should adapt to fit the UX better 👆🏾https://t.co/OlM1zusDJY
(h/t @heykzhai) https://t.co/G2AOtJSEND
i'll very likely get one eventually tbh. probably not this version, but whatever the iphone 4 version of it is https://t.co/lXum5G1NLJ
@QiaochuYuan @visakanv I will get it when it’s actual AR with dynamic focal length so my eyes are comfortable (needs to just be a heavier pair of glasses I wear most of the day)some emerging tech https://t.co/G8x6yweGPc
@QiaochuYuan @visakanv murat is spot on - this is true for my PS-VR and valve index https://t.co/0XWdorRN0h
“Ford executives selecting the 1953 automobile colors from 76 different scale models.” - @historyinmemes https://t.co/0IuN1xy1nW
What if a graph view and text editor were just two ends of a continuous spectrum? You get consistent semantics, intermediate views, and some other benefits by blending structurally-compatible representations. Here's a 'semantic zoom' in @tldraw https://t.co/KXE8UNb476
Xanadu lives https://t.co/6pg5wFgxpG https://t.co/eMnBmXDcvD
soon… https://t.co/r3xRxGkofL
via midjourney https://t.co/rs41XQRHfN
it's an intermediate step. the browser was designed for the screen, VR apps will be redesigned from scratch, too. the way websites have become mobile-responsive because we're all on phones, if VR takes off, VR-apps should adapt to fit the UX better 👆🏾https://t.co/OlM1zusDJY
(h/t @heykzhai) https://t.co/G2AOtJSEND
i'll very likely get one eventually tbh. probably not this version, but whatever the iphone 4 version of it is https://t.co/lXum5G1NLJ
@QiaochuYuan @visakanv I will get it when it’s actual AR with dynamic focal length so my eyes are comfortable (needs to just be a heavier pair of glasses I wear most of the day)some emerging tech https://t.co/G8x6yweGPc
@QiaochuYuan @visakanv murat is spot on - this is true for my PS-VR and valve index https://t.co/0XWdorRN0h
“Ford executives selecting the 1953 automobile colors from 76 different scale models.” - @historyinmemes https://t.co/0IuN1xy1nW
What if a graph view and text editor were just two ends of a continuous spectrum? You get consistent semantics, intermediate views, and some other benefits by blending structurally-compatible representations. Here's a 'semantic zoom' in @tldraw https://t.co/KXE8UNb476
Xanadu lives https://t.co/6pg5wFgxpG https://t.co/eMnBmXDcvD
soon… https://t.co/r3xRxGkofL
via midjourney https://t.co/rs41XQRHfN
it's an intermediate step. the browser was designed for the screen, VR apps will be redesigned from scratch, too. the way websites have become mobile-responsive because we're all on phones, if VR takes off, VR-apps should adapt to fit the UX better 👆🏾https://t.co/OlM1zusDJY
(h/t @heykzhai) https://t.co/G2AOtJSEND
i'll very likely get one eventually tbh. probably not this version, but whatever the iphone 4 version of it is https://t.co/lXum5G1NLJ
@QiaochuYuan @visakanv I will get it when it’s actual AR with dynamic focal length so my eyes are comfortable (needs to just be a heavier pair of glasses I wear most of the day)some emerging tech https://t.co/G8x6yweGPc
@QiaochuYuan @visakanv murat is spot on - this is true for my PS-VR and valve index https://t.co/0XWdorRN0h
“Ford executives selecting the 1953 automobile colors from 76 different scale models.” - @historyinmemes https://t.co/0IuN1xy1nW
What if a graph view and text editor were just two ends of a continuous spectrum? You get consistent semantics, intermediate views, and some other benefits by blending structurally-compatible representations. Here's a 'semantic zoom' in @tldraw https://t.co/KXE8UNb476
Xanadu lives https://t.co/6pg5wFgxpG https://t.co/eMnBmXDcvD
soon… https://t.co/r3xRxGkofL
via midjourney https://t.co/rs41XQRHfN
it's an intermediate step. the browser was designed for the screen, VR apps will be redesigned from scratch, too. the way websites have become mobile-responsive because we're all on phones, if VR takes off, VR-apps should adapt to fit the UX better 👆🏾https://t.co/OlM1zusDJY
(h/t @heykzhai) https://t.co/G2AOtJSEND
i'll very likely get one eventually tbh. probably not this version, but whatever the iphone 4 version of it is https://t.co/lXum5G1NLJ
@QiaochuYuan @visakanv I will get it when it’s actual AR with dynamic focal length so my eyes are comfortable (needs to just be a heavier pair of glasses I wear most of the day)some emerging tech https://t.co/G8x6yweGPc
@QiaochuYuan @visakanv murat is spot on - this is true for my PS-VR and valve index https://t.co/0XWdorRN0h
“Ford executives selecting the 1953 automobile colors from 76 different scale models.” - @historyinmemes https://t.co/0IuN1xy1nW
What if a graph view and text editor were just two ends of a continuous spectrum? You get consistent semantics, intermediate views, and some other benefits by blending structurally-compatible representations. Here's a 'semantic zoom' in @tldraw https://t.co/KXE8UNb476