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Keynote by John Carmack at Oculus Connect 2014

kungfl · 76.1K views · 2014-09-20 · 1:36:59

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John Carmack's roughly 90-minute keynote at Oculus Connect 2014, covering mobile VR and the Gear VR work, followed by audience questions.

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Cited as an example of Carmack's fluent long-form speaking and as an informative talk on VR.

Recommended by 1 HN people across 1 months · HN mentions 2014–2016

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fossuser · 2015-01 · Strong recommendation

Here you go: [VIDEO] I thought it was a really interesting talk - he's a great speaker. Can really tell how well he knows what he's talking about, lots of information really clearly described and easy to follow.

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masklinn · 2016-04 · Reference

For something like a decade (2004~2005 until 2013), Carmack gave a fluent hours-long speech/discussion/brain-dump at QuakeCon. I doubt a few minutes's speech is something he needs "plenty of time to prepare and rehearse" for at this point. Recent examples: 2h50 2013 QuakeCon keynote [LINK] 2h20 2014 SMU talk [LINK] 1h30 2014 Oculus Connect keynote [VIDEO]

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shurcooL · 2014-09 · Reference

Is it recorded anywhere? I'd love to watch it. Edit: I found it at [VIDEO] . And the original source points to [LINK] .

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