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Very much enjoyed the opening skit 😂

Post-Surma world is a sad phrase to hear :( But I'm still excited to see what comes next! (I appreciate the photo on the shelf)

Sorry to here that you don't have friends...

@@mathe42 (it was a joke)

@@jakearchibald mine too😂

what happened to Surma?

Hey Ada, thanks for the video ! Can you share a link to the code of the demo with the dinosaure (here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-XF29nLkkeLo.html) ? Thanks

Hi Ada, How does WebGPU fit into WEBXR,etc? For AR what's the bare minimum in handset hardware for consumers? and to do development? VR always comes and goes as a fad moreso in webland, is this going to remain a web-dev niche , or is support trending enough that this decade making a AR-fullscreen version of a website could become as common as it nows to build sites to be responsive? And for 11:30 about fullscreen html context for AR headsets - is there any work being done on that as a concept? Wouldn't AR "fullscreen" either just be pinning things to the skybox, or to the users viewport with or w/o eyetracking "ironman HUD".

@Paul Newton it will work with WebGPU. Min hardware for AR is an Android handset that can install AR Core Support on Android is pretty wide. iOS looks promising, support on headsets is common aside from PSVR. As far as It's ready to be used today but I don't think websites should replace themselves with WebXR/WebGL content, it doesn't make sense, instead they should augment their site to take advantage of the hardware when it is available and makes sense in the context. I.e. being able to view an AR version of a real object alongside the article of something related to it. Regarding HTML content on AR headsets a different approach is being looked at.

As someone with a Samsung: Why is Samsung Internet?

@@SimonBuchanNz we can optimise for Samsung hardware for things like battery life and integrate with Samsung utilities like Samsung Pay and Samsung Pass. We can also prioritise features that match Samsung's values, such as security and privacy and giving the powers of customisation to the users.

Please don't spread rumours about me. Those are slippers.

Wait, A-Frame can do AR in iOS? But what type of AR? Markerless?

Ada has another comment thread under the video for questions

I've been working on a opensource framework called Papyrus3D which might be a start for crrating something like an mmo with Aframe. I have some vids on it on my channel if you are interested. Its stilk under dev but has a map editor and working on NPC's. Already supports doors / keys and dialogues.

yes

No, you would need to use an image in that case.

They are slippers fwiw

I am as constant as the northern star! But yeah, the urinal stories still happen in the podcast, but I'm personally happier with a RU-vid format where we can show code and demos, and hopefully still be a bit silly. However, I'm totally open to feedback.

Especially when it's negative.

@@hrgwea no when its negative it "into" the scene

@@jonathan-._.- Then the joke doesn't work. Negativity should take you out, not positivity.

@@hrgwea oh 😅 that was a joke ?