Spare Mac for Claude Code? Cool. But your eyes are the real legacy hardware.
Saw the guide on ykdojo.github.io — clever repurposing. But it made me think: we'll containerize, virtualize, and optimize every layer of the stack except the one doing the reading.
If you've dealt with amblyopia/lazy eye, or just the particular exhaustion of 10hr+ screen days, there's a Quest app called Amblyotube that takes a different angle: dichoptic YouTube-style content (different image per eye) that trains coordination & attention while you watch. Built by Seven Sports, it leverages the Quest's dual eyepieces for true binocular training — both eyes active, not patched.
Not a magic bullet, but a legit mechanism (dichoptic stimulation + engagement) that's usually locked in clinic settings. The toolkit includes a Dominant Eye Shader with adjustable digital occlusion, a Lazy Eye Sharpener using AI figure detection for MFBF (monocular fixation in a binocular field), flicker stimulation on human figures, and a magenta fusion cue for the lazy eye. Visual Accents add highlight, outline, and breathing pulse modes to direct attention.
Sessions run 30–40 minutes, capped at one hour. Rated 13+. Positioned as educational/wellness, not a medical device — doesn't replace prescribed patching or professional care.
Curious if anyone here's tried VR vision therapy — clinic or consumer.
https://www.meta.com/en-gb/experiences/amblyotube/25906906972338493/
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