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by bprater 16y ago
Cool video. I have no idea what it's describing though. Can anyone generalize it?
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by bprater 16y ago
Bummer. Doesn't look like open source.
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by bprater 16y ago
Can we re-phrase the question in less of a reddit-style way?What's the discussion we want to have behind this?
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by bprater 17y ago
Is there software that does what we are seeing in that image?
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by bprater 17y ago
I did, thank you. Updated.
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by bprater 17y ago
My first thought: is this the most effective way that the CEO of one of the web's biggest companies should be spending his time? Hacking is fun, sure, but I'm not sure I want the captain of my ship down greasing the engine. Everything sends
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by bprater 17y ago
One wonders if this will be the file first fed into something approximating machine consciousness. I'm not sure where else you can easily get such a high-quantity of fairly consistent human interest data. Quick question: what does "bot-edit
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by bprater 17y ago
Oh, I agree that the camera is just one tool in a filmmaker's arsenal. Great film is a combination of amazing talent and technology. My point is that we've never seen a leap in technology quite like this one. You could mount this camera on
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by bprater 17y ago
Right. RED One was designed from the ground-up to be the ultimate digital cinema camera. The 5D-M2? A few software engineers likely spent a week or two tweaking out the video capture that tied into whatever chip the hardware guys had slappe
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by bprater 17y ago
Correct. A fully rigged RED will put you in the $50k range. The RED is 100% designed as a filmmaker's tool, it is as solid as a rock. You can't even properly plug a microphone into the 5K-M2. But at the end of the day, they are both similar
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by bprater 17y ago
For those of you not familiar with what is going on in the DSLR world, everything shifted when the 5D Mark II came out. We are talking earthquake-like fault lines. It gave every indy film-maker an insta-hard-on. It was just another standard
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by bprater 17y ago
Hmm... hadn't ever thought about runners needing to pee. How do they go about dealing with this during extended marathons?
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by bprater 17y ago
If it were much deeper, I'm not sure the animal could have sustained it's velocity. I cannot walk normally in six inches of ocean water.
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by bprater 17y ago
The real issue is that most folks don't know how to be real entrepreneurs. They are think they are in business, but they are actually just engaging in a personal hobby. If you are creating a forum, tossing AdSense of it and waiting for the
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by bprater 17y ago
Sheesh folks. Rather than the jumping on the 'its-abnormal', maybe we could find some innovative uses for this kind of UI? My first instinct: "oooh, this feels just like Picasa, very smooth scrolling, I could spend an hour flipping through
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by bprater 17y ago
My first thought was about Elon. Anyone passing away is tremendously sad. But in that sadness, I think it is good to acknowledge we didn't lose a great visionary today. We need them.
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by bprater 17y ago
What are some common examples where using a platform like this would be more efficient that doing in on a common HTML page elsewhere? Regardless, it's a beautiful little system.
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by bprater 17y ago
Brilliant. I was turned off by the need to compile separately with Ruby. Now I can play with it without that overhead and always compile down when done with development for speed. Kudos!
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by bprater 17y ago
Cream is a good VIM editor on Windows.
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by bprater 17y ago
Wow, using commented out Javascript to speed up load times and then parsing and evaling at run-time. That's a pretty interesting hack.
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by bprater 17y ago
Thanks for the tip. I've been doing the same thing Atwood has been doing. So I just installed your stuff and have it running. A tip for folks using leftnode's setup: I didn't notice $gpgRecipient hidden at the end of the config file and cha
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by bprater 17y ago
How many people in life find their calling and create it completely by their own hands? We are in one of the unique fields where don't need a degree to make a good living. Yes, many of us are self-starters, but if this post inspires one kid
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by bprater 17y ago
I don't think a future where bandwidth is capped is going to work. We need more bandwidth in our homes. We will eventually need more bandwidth to our phones. It smells of a limited-vision knee-jerk reaction. And my reaction is to bail on AT
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by bprater 17y ago
Agreed. We have so much bandwidth and computing power that most of will see either copy at the same time. Besides, I like seeing the design of the site and article photographs, they set a tone.
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by bprater 17y ago
Has anyone thought about creating an open-source version of this type of product? That would ensure this "problem" happen in the future -- and you gets lots of brainpower in figuring out how to really improve on the basic theme! What functi
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by bprater 17y ago
Looks like a great opportunity for someone here!
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by bprater 17y ago
When you say desktop, do you mean web-based development or do you mean client-side apps? If the latter, in what context are you thinking?
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by bprater 17y ago
Tommy Boy reference, I'm guessing.
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by bprater 17y ago
Could someone link to the error model spec? I hadn't heard of this and my Google-fu isn't picking anything up.
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by bprater 17y ago
What happens with traditional book stores? Are they going to slowly go the way of Blockbuster?

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