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by coolandsmartrr 2y ago
Would be nice for many other expensive items you take outside, like mirror-less cameras.
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by coolandsmartrr 2y ago
I think you just proposed the ideal benchmark material for all future AI lip readings.
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by coolandsmartrr 2y ago
I suppose Hacker News likewise dissuaded average users with its brutalist design, which made users to focus on the content of their post/comment. Furthermore, ycombinator.com is not a domain that seems friendly to the average user. Lik
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by coolandsmartrr 2y ago
I did not know about Lemmy until now. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lemmy_(social_network)
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by coolandsmartrr 2y ago
Bootstrapping like HN would be ideal, since the users knew each other (YC startup founders) and set the tone for an ideal interaction. I'm not sure if there's a completely analogous gathering for film. Furthermore, the communities
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by coolandsmartrr 2y ago
As someone who has garnered much HN karma commenting on film, I'm glad to see an attempt to make a quality film community. It's difficult to bootstrap an online community, let alone one with the quality of HN. You're going to
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by coolandsmartrr 2y ago
Hey, cool website you built. A couple questions: (1) How did you source your postings? (2) How do you intend to increase listings?
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by coolandsmartrr 2y ago
The idea of "use it at work" may have change drastically with the advent of social media. Nowadays, anyone can become a content creator[1], thereby making their home a place of work. This shift in trend may have compelled Adobe to
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by coolandsmartrr 2y ago
Could you explain what "to use regarding 'tells'" means in this context?
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Criterion Collection and Janus Films Acquired by Indian Paintbrush(screendaily.com)
2 points by coolandsmartrr 2y ago|0 comments
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by coolandsmartrr 2y ago
I am amazed that the author (D Richard Hipp) made an effort to find and respond to a tweet that was (1) not directed/"@tted" at him or (2) written in his native language of English (original tweet is in Japanese[1]). [1] htt
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by coolandsmartrr 3y ago
What shots by Roger Deakins did you find unconventional or inventive?
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by coolandsmartrr 3y ago
I can understand your concerns regarding the difficulty of enforcing of these anti-bullying policies. What are some resources you would recommend to help learn how to stand up to bullies? I am also rather skeptical that companies will prior
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by coolandsmartrr 3y ago
Few questions: - Should we create laws to penalize bullying? Given the reports of bullying's adverse effects of a society's productivity, I'm almost wondering if we should apply legal penalties to bullies and mitigate such ex
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by coolandsmartrr 3y ago
Could you describe the terms for publishing on a game console?
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by coolandsmartrr 3y ago
Meanwhile, I wonder if there's a better way to describe this event other than a "freak accident." "Freak" doesn't convey anything informative. Perhaps "stunt accident"?
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by coolandsmartrr 3y ago
I love the copyright description. Is this book full of humor like this?
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by coolandsmartrr 3y ago
I recommend it whenever I give a talk about compilers at conferences on Python or Go.
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by coolandsmartrr 3y ago
I'd like to see it, but it looks like the sheer number of videos almost freezes my computer...
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by coolandsmartrr 3y ago
While layoffs are detrimental to employee morale (e.g. employees take less long-term risk), I wonder how much worse the effects of layoffs are in the creative industry. You might be able to replace employees in a more utility-driven company
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by coolandsmartrr 3y ago
Animation is probably less capital-intensive than live-action film-making, but more labor-intensive given the need to care for each frame. But so long as you have an abundance of time, you can make a movie on your own. Surprisingly, you als
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by coolandsmartrr 3y ago
Interesting! Among the top, I see some Japanese accounts as well as Elon Musk himself. I wonder if this website's developer paid the hefty fees to use the Twitter API.
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by coolandsmartrr 3y ago
I believe it was Larry Lessig who pointed out Disney's double standard: their enthusiasm in adapting stories in public domain vs being highly protective of their own works.
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Disney's earliest Mickey Mouse enters public domain as US copyright expires(bbc.com)
403 points by coolandsmartrr 3y ago|188 comments
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by coolandsmartrr 3y ago
> Study the Intel manuals. Which Intel manuals in particular? How much relevance remains in Intel's content given the popularity of ARM nowadays?
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by coolandsmartrr 3y ago
The original post doesn't mention "beginner", so I'm not sure why OP (link poster) decided to editorialize it as such.
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by coolandsmartrr 3y ago
I've also noticed that there's no option to reply to topics. I think this forum would be more useful and forum-like if users who have experienced similar situations can give each other advice through a reply feature.
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Italian Philosopher Toni Negri Dies(barrons.com)
3 points by coolandsmartrr 3y ago|0 comments
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by coolandsmartrr 3y ago
Interesting that he chose to photograph in (1) vertical on (2) a wide lens. (1) Sceneries in general tend to feel horizontal. But I suppose you can still find vertical perspectives with street photography given that buildings are rather ver
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by coolandsmartrr 3y ago
What government corruption are you talking about?

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