Comments by "Jasper Mooren" (@jaspermooren5883) on "Marques Brownlee" channel.

The audio bleeds as well, so best to not put it at the loudest setting either😂
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Yeah, it's way better to look at a VR screen than your phone for hours.
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@GigaWhatt0 This is basically everything AI in a box. It's a hardware solution to a software problem. All these systems would be better if they were just phone apps. But you can't ask $200 for a phone app.
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@RealEllenDeGeneres that's not agile though. That's just companies being companies and has been this way in most companies for at least 50 years if not forever. Agile is specifically about coming back to it, the whole point is iterative development. Agile is fundamentally against managerial control (Agile work methods realise that management has no fucking idea what they are talking about anyway), therefore managers will do everything in their power to make Agile less Agile-like. If a manager says at all what to use and what not to use, you're not working Agile, like not even remotely. Agile is teams doing their thing and managers don't exist in the company, at least they don't until you get very close to the top.
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If there's ever a kinda android version of this headset, I might buy it. Every time I've used an Apple product I'm just immediately annoyed at the massive walls around the garden. For example not having a YouTube app is just kinda a deal-breaker for me (particularly since there's no way for there to be a 3rd party YouTube app, like you can find on android devices, in addition to the official one). It might work great with other apple products, but as soon as you try to get out of their ecosystem everything just becomes a pain. Face time might work great, but probably any other video call app won't. Since almost no one I know has an iPhone, that just makes the feature near useless.
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I mean if it doesn't sell, it doesn't sell. And apparently it doesn't, so it doesn't really have a space to exist.
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@jb94103 oh yeah for a consumer product with an assembly line, Agile makes absolutely 0 sense. The whole reason Agile became a thing is because IT (where it originated from) is fundamentally a very low understanding highly adaptable field. And Agile was a way to resolve that problem. The problem where both the customer and the developer have no idea what the customer wants and they can't explain it. While at the same time the ability to change is very high (you don't have to repaint the house into a different colour, you can change 1 line of code). So only use Agile when you need a practical example to be able to give feedback and have the opportunity to make many examples easily. If even 1 of those 2 things isn't true, don't ever use Agile (this is even the case sometimes within IT, if the demands are clear, just use waterfall. It's far better than doing everything 3 times). Most industries shouldn't ever use Agile since in the vast majority of cases, this isn't true.
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Yeah the Face time stuff is still very uncanny valley, at least as seen through a flat screen. Maybe when wearing it it's better. That's always kinda the problem with VR, it's basically impossible to demonstrate.
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