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by carewell 4y ago
For some reason Reggio opted against releasing this version commercially years later with Criterion, so not sure it's what he would recommend himself.
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by carewell 4y ago
It's interesting that there are two fan groups of Glass' music with almost no overlap. Qatsi trilogy is also on the lower end for me, but my favorite pieces are his more experimental works like Einstein on the Beach. Most of his H
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by carewell 4y ago
It should be possible to be even more prescriptive. E.g. write a "screenplay" (or even let GPT3 generate it) -- basically just a progression of tags -- and then pick random videos that match that.
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by carewell 4y ago
To me Baraka always felt like a ripoff, despite its wonderful cinematography.
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by carewell 4y ago
This will likely lead to some unexpected detrimental paths like endless videos of cats. But I like the general idea of continuity! Without any storytelling this generator becomes boring very fast.
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by carewell 4y ago
Criterion's 2012 Blu-ray release is probably the best available. It's a restored and remastered version that was made with the involvement of the original crew.
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by carewell 4y ago
That was also my first thought - Naqoyqatsi would have been a better fit.
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by carewell 4y ago
I am surprised by how well it works. Makes me wonder if they do use Google or Bing indexes after all.
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by carewell 4y ago
Let’s start with big offenders. If a website copied tens of thousands of comments from SO it gets penalized. We don’t always need to find a perfect system to improve our experience.
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by carewell 4y ago
Thanks! I didn’t realize uBlock can remove specific domains from Google search, but looking at filter definitions it makes sense.
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by carewell 4y ago
The suggestion is not to penalize all websites that share some minor amount of content with SO but to remove websites that copy tens of thousands of comments from SO and do not provide any other value. It’s a pretty easy to identify and imp
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by carewell 4y ago
Humor is not clickbait. The research shows that it is possible to compromise pathogen storage facilities by embedding specific frequencies/tones in popular music, hence the humorous but not misleading title.