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by 1-6 6y ago
To purist photographers though, it's a little deceptive to have computers modify the photo. It's hard to turn off all those ML augmentation settings on the iPhone. It brings back the old question of how much Photoshop is too much?
932.
by 1-6 6y ago
They also have a phone which has an HDMI input. *Yes, Input! It's great as a field display for DLSRs among other things.
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by 1-6 6y ago
I had the mini for a week and returned it for an SE2. The screen is slightly smaller on the SE2 but in a good way because your thumbs can reach better. It also lacks the cutout at the top. I have average size hands but my thumb can really r
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by 1-6 6y ago
Pressing one home button is way easier than doing swipe gestures especially when the phone is in one hand. Muscle memory takes over and it's a joy. It's kinda like having a Blackberry side scroll wheel all over again.
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by 1-6 6y ago
I'm THAT customer. I purchased the iPhone 12 mini with high hopes but for the price, I didn't feel like I was getting enough. I only had 2 out of 3 rear cameras (of the pro) and I would have preferred telephoto instead of wide. Th
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by 1-6 6y ago
A good camera goes a long way in the hands of a skilled photographer. I could use the best camera and still my photos would look like it came from a potato.
937.
by 1-6 6y ago
Yikes, those photos aren't so great. There's a decent amount of noise. I guess it's hard to compete at the level of some phone manufacturers. I do love the elegance of taking photos with commands: $ camera.py still rear.raw -
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by 1-6 6y ago
COVID helped me realize how little my kids spend time at school. I have to back-fill child support duties with my wife.
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by 1-6 6y ago
Not to detract from your statement but I had to link this. I really don't have an answer except humor. "Black men holding a Starbucks cup!" Funny: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EYhXXRXiJBU
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by 1-6 6y ago
I'm in that demographic. I think older workers should also continue to stay humble while learning to accept things that they don't know instead of trying to fit it into their existing knowledge-base. Attitude can do wonders.
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by 1-6 6y ago
That would mean taking every drug commercial, removing the unrelated stock video and slowing down the sped up narration of symptoms and side-effects.
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by 1-6 6y ago
---“SNES” and “Super Nintendo” are trademarks of Nintendo Co Ltd. This is a hobby project and completely unassociated with Nintendo.--- But I think Nintendo would gladly like to accept your suggestions :-)
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by 1-6 6y ago
I'm not an expert in radio spectrums but I do recall that LoRA sacrifices speed and power for range. Is this system hacking LoRA's original intent and increasing 'chirps' to get speed? How would someone regulate such a b
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by 1-6 6y ago
"Understanding RAW" I was reading this article thinking, "I should have bought an iPhone 12 Pro." But then taking a step back, I think there's an Adobe Lightroom for Mobile app which allows you to take photos with D
945.
by 1-6 6y ago
A personal Kanban which needs a cloud backend! E.g. Jupyter Notebook -> Google Colab
946.
by 1-6 6y ago
Came here to say the exact thing. This article could have been worded better. E.g. "Discarded Masks May Start Entering into the Ocean"
947.
by 1-6 6y ago
I find that I can have more specialized 'talks' with strangers over the internet rather than with actual people who I've known for years.
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by 1-6 6y ago
There are also other factors at play. I don't necessarily think that age alone has that influence. What about the increased network connectivity we have around us and the plethora of devices which carry that data? We're finding ou
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by 1-6 6y ago
He could have copy/pasted some of his code on Github as 'filler'
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by 1-6 6y ago
I begged and begged and got a Centris 610 (4MB RAM/80MB HD) without a CD-ROM drive when I was young. It was certainly a step up from the LC series with also a Motorola 68040. At least it wasn't a Performa from Circuit City lol. Th
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by 1-6 6y ago
I can’t wait until we can play desktop games on ARM. Sony and Microsoft should seriously look into this, Apple could come out with their own console if they nail 3D.
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by 1-6 6y ago
Really it comes down to exposure surface. Just looking around my home, I sit with 100's if not 1000's of devices from various companies and their internet implementation. I have no idea what's going on 'under-the-hood&#x
953.
by 1-6 6y ago
I'm with you on vertical integration. I've been looking at haptic feedback mouses and there are ones from gaming companies but no one has pulled it off well enough to enrich the gaming experience.
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by 1-6 6y ago
Similar with Google. I'm amazed at how Apple can take something as old as typography, breathe new life into it, and make everyone shocked and awed. Another one: I have yet to use a trackpad as good as theirs. It's good because it
955.
by 1-6 6y ago
That was drawn by Manu Cornet at Google. Here's his comic book about Google culture which includes that corp structure strip: https://www.amazon.com/Goomics-Googles-corporate-revealed-in...
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by 1-6 6y ago
I remember a guy who boasted putting his entire life savings into Bitcoin during a crypto meetup. I wonder how he's doing.
957.
by 1-6 6y ago
Wasn't all this effort involved just to prove Fusion is possible before going all into the tech? The machines are massive today but so were early computers.
958.
by 1-6 6y ago
Carlos Ghosn always has an angry eyebrow look.
959.
by 1-6 6y ago
You answered your own question. A lot of people spay and neuter.
960.
by 1-6 6y ago
It's fun to ride on tidal waves like reorgs though!

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