Have one. Will be returning. Specifically for code (via the Mac Airplay) it's.. okay. The reality is that the resolution / clarity just isn't high enough to rival the sharpness and clarity of a real monitor. So you end up with a bigger screen to try to see things as sharply, or an overall "bigger" ui experience — either way leading to less real-estate per degree-of-view to work with.
So.. it's fine. But it's not better than a monitor.
I wouldn't hold your breath, Pico reportedly shed half of its staff last year and cancelled various projects. They may be cutting their losses with VR still struggling to get a real foothold, not to mention the regulatory roadblocks to them selling their hardware in the US.
The Pico 5 Max pro has only slightly more pixels than the AVP and about the same girls of view so it'll just be on par with the AVP (but much cheaper).
Ps: based on rumours and it may not happen due to the budget cuts at pico now
It’s not that though, AVP apps are plenty sharp. Or rather it’s not that alone. The AirPlay’d Mac Virtual Display is blurrier than anything else in the headset. I think the other issue, which is why you can’t resize down windows as far you feel like you should be able to, is related to the PPD. It’s also why even if you had an AVP native app you might not be able to get it small enough to match the space a regular IDE takes on a monitor and/or you won’t be able to fit as much code in the same space.
iFixit said AVP averages 34 PPD. The pixels aren’t dense enough I can’t tell if they’re uniform or if (like most other headsets) they are denser in the center and more sparse at the edges
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Oddly enough I believe Lightroom Classic still has a feature just like this. Select up all the photos you want (or an album etc) and it can generate some pretty stock (bells / whistles included) HTML that you can publish out to whatever with your pictures. Pretty basic HTML stuff that should be parseable for a long long time
Oof. This is definitely the right response. That would be a powerful, terrible precedent to set — one that could be catastrophic if turned toward a different country perhaps
OP, FWIW I think there's a trigger available in iOS Shortcuts that kicks off if you join a particular network. You could probably use that trigger + a web request and achieve your 'event driven' desire just FYI :)
> The project is still young
But the website is stuffed with AI and yet "Trusted by over 100,000 developers worldwide"?
Doesn't pass the smell test for me.