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@Grg “I’m at the office, quit bugging me” “I suppose the flight yoke and throttle are for your work?” “This is a hell of a spreadsheet”

@Grg @BigScreenVR is doing this today. yes, screen res. is impt. but so is better social ux and cv detection of keyboard/mouse.

That’s the future, even if not the immediate one. Working from home won’t really be working AT home. Strange. [fin]

I know of at least three (funded) co. working on this. The holdback right now is hardware/screen res. SW side is relatively easy. [9/9]

I love going into office & seeing everyone's smiling faces — but also love disappearing into my own little rabbit hole of productivity [8/9]

As someone who has worked from home for ~8 years, the idea is both wonderful and depressing.[7/9]

When offices can not just be replaced, but arguably made *better* in VR... why not? [6/9]

Everyone has avatars, and can teleport their desks anywhere with the tap of a button to form adhoc work groups [5/9]

Everyone has their own infinitely huge monitors, which others(/your boss) can walk around and see — just like an actual office. [4/9]

Strap on your headset — bam, you're in an office. The office is on the moon, sure, but its the office. [3/9]

Think the remoteness of Slack with the face-to-face perks of being in a physical office. [2/9]

VR has the potential to make Working From Home awesome and/or kind of a bummer. [1/9]

NO NO NO NO NOhttps://twitter.com/ow/status/747662290892296193 …

Really, @Sixers? Denying @drew tickets his wife paid for? Y’all should probably rethink this. https://www.facebook.com/drewolanoff/posts/10153947546963509 …

A serious, growing problem.https://twitter.com/steiny/status/746352702284771329 …

So, so wonderful. Dear @MarkRober: lets be friends.https://twitter.com/techcrunch/status/745384092556890113 …