Chris Dixon on Warpcast

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Excited for Meta Connect next week. Now that phones are top of S-curve (incremental), Meta VR is one of only a handful of hardware devices that are exciting/ bottom of S-curve (others: Musk companies, Steam Deck, Skydio- what else?).

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I'm surprised that there hasn't been a must-have Halo level game for Meta VR yet. The devices seem good enough, but game dev seems to be lagging / non-existent? Curious if you have a different take or if there are breakthrough games on the horizon

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It’s crazy how negative the general public and tech press are on Zuck. He’s taking a huge bet on the future of computing and that’s awesome.

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In VR I'm more excited about PlayStation VR 2.

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off topic but looking at Steam Deck bc of this - i wish i could buy the game once and have it on any surface. i’ve bought skyrim 3 times on PC, PS4, and Switch. i’d pay $100+ for the game if it proliferated itself across all platforms

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Potential cool wallets out there (Hito, Ryder, Sudo?). Car as platform. Rings as platform. Trackers as platform. Missing piece for it all are the lock-in effects that come from software. “Hey Siri, where’s my keys?” “Hey Siri, send Chris 0.1 ETH.” “Hey Siri, crank the car.”

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Non-invasive brain computer interfaces are hardly even on the s curveand arguably an enabling capability within a headset, than a standalone device itself. https://www.technologynetworks.com/informatics/news/first-ever-non-invasive-brain-computer-interface-developed-320941

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Quantum computers

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Electroencephalograms and related nerve measurement technology — I suspect there will come a point where the fusion of measurements of nervous signals and tech along the lines of stable diffusion will realize new creative tools that operate from thought alone.

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many of humane’s patents are worth checking out to get an understanding of where hardware might be heading in the next 5 years

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humane is a top contender even with no revealed product sam sheffer made a great video explaining what might come, prior to him being hired https://youtu.be/hlJxWpsuChk

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Ed O'Shaughnessy

Yes to Musk companies, they've got a great compounding effect going (flywheel of flywheels!). Now they've cracked automotive mass production (super hard), most other h/w challenges will seem easy to them.

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i am pretty excited for next-gen consumer robotics products, including home robots and consumer prosthetics & exoskeletons, among other things

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I like Playstation VR, big reason is gaming content is more captivating and is a better onboarding ramp to a "wow" moment for consumers

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E-bikes and to a lesser extent EVs

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Are you guys actively investing in VR hardware devices Chris? If you do, many will follow 😂, and we may soon see some mainstream adoption of the tech..

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advanced programmable FPGAs spurred by innovation across the stack (SoC & Application) and the coming end of Moore's Law

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