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"Can we let them continue to create videos with old smartphones and OSS for YouTube, instead of letting them unleash the full scale of their creativity and mass
by dlivingston 7y ago
"Can we let them continue to create videos with old smartphones and OSS for YouTube, instead of letting them unleash the full scale of their creativity and massively changing their lives with one of the most well-known movie producers of all time and the multi-million $ funding that comes with him?"
- dwild 7y ago> unleash the full scale of their creativity What if their creativity is about making amazing stuff with limited resources? You suggest giving essentially unlimited resources, seems like a good way to use badly that creativity. I remember when I wanted to do 3D on Flash before Sandy3D. I had a 500 mhz P3 processor at the time, with a a crazy 368 MB of RAM. I learned/did much more interesting things on that machine than when I upgraded to some much more powerful computers. Constraints are pretty great ways to be forced to learns and move fast.
- Infinitesimus 7y agoHa. Who knows? Perhaps they will invent a remarkably efficient way of creating vfx. Maybe they'll design the next generation of processors to help them out. Maybe they'll build a content sharing system that makes sense for their environment. Maybe they'll do things we can't imagine. Who knows?