Me in 200something / me in 2016pic.twitter.com/XoAyqQ3ule
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I don't get it. They took the one universally hated feature that sank Google Glass and made a breakout product.
it's all in the details. In this case I would say that 1 light that says when you're filming makes all the difference.
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but broadly speaking it's product intent and craft within a social context. One is very different than the other there.
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I'm mostly just sad Glass died because I'm awful at remembering people's names and really wanted a face-recognizing HUD :)
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@stephenbalaban made a glass app that did that and they kicked him off of the API -
I remember that kerfuffle. Obviously there's privacy concerns but that needed a dialogue, not a hard ban
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¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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true that. People's expectations of privacy in public have likely evolved as well.
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