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I recreated Meta’s new AI Glasses on my Quest, and the complete source code is available! 👓 Hey everyone! I’ve received a lot of feedback and messages about my latest project, where I used the Quest to recreate the features shown during Meta’s keynote. To answer your questions I...

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