Kyle Vogt
No place on earth is more baby-boomerish than Silicon Valley, and Jobs was its avatar: a CEO who wore jeans and emitted a “reality distortion field,” a sentimental, countercultural romantic who was also a ruthless mogul, a forever-young tinkerer dedicated to erasing the old distinctions between tools and toys, work and play.
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My friend and software designer Daniel Georgiev, a brilliant young computer programmer from Bulgaria, has fixed this entire
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Palmer Luckey explains how he built the first Oculus VR headset at 16 years old
When Palmer was 15 years old, he realized that the future of video games was virtual reality:
“It’s the ability to feel like you’re literally inside of the video game… That’s clearly where this is all going... See more
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