ExMachina73

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   by ExMachina73 4y ago

   This is the right move by camera manufacturers. The low end, compact camera has been replaced by people's smart phones and computational photography. All the innovation in the small compact market is on phone cameras. It's just
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   by ExMachina73 4y ago

   It seems to me the great differentiator is risk-taker vs. risk-averse, not so much "smarts." The examples given in this article, Elon and Zuck have both been wildly successful at some endeavors(Tesla,SpaceX,Facebook) and have fai
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   by ExMachina73 4y ago

   Very true. Furthermore I'm curious to see where Twitter will innovate moving forward. After S. Jobs "slashed and burned", he set his teams first on the iMac and then iPod in Aug. 1998 and Oct. 2001 respectively. I keep rea
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   by ExMachina73 4y ago

   This feels very reminiscent of when Steve Jobs came back to Apple in an official CEO capacity. He laid off 3000 people in his first year as CEO and was ruthless with axing unnecessary projects and product lines. He also installed key NeXT
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   by ExMachina73 4y ago

   I think this shows that Final Cut Pro on iPad was never really in the cards. Furthermore, Apple is using this Davinci Resolve release in their own marketing materials. I love Final Cut Pro, but as time goes by it seems like it's heade