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by gt_ 9y ago
Every time this happens, I have a hard time going to sleep. I don’t understand what the actual problem is. I mean, I see them undertaking strange initiatives all the time. It is probably the most strange company I have ever followed. But, n
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by gt_ 9y ago
Just added to the top of my reading list. Thank you.
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by gt_ 9y ago
That advice can be attributed directly to Walter Murch! It is written in the book!
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by gt_ 9y ago
EDIT: After posting, I realized that I might argue that it would make sense to me if Murch were to argue that editing doesn't work the same in 3D. And, I expect that wouldn't be much of a surprise to most of us. If that's the
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by gt_ 9y ago
As a film editor, and admittedly a Walter Murch fanboy, I still partially agree with your argument. I think, however, Murch is getting at something deeper here that he needs to elaborate on. I'm an Ebert fan as well, but you're co
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by gt_ 9y ago
I just played this game a few minutes ago with Device Manager. I have developed a habit that when I search the Start menu, I slowly type one letter at a time and wait for the result each time.
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by gt_ 9y ago
The History of Images Is a History of Symbolism
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by gt_ 9y ago
Of course this isn’t an argument. It’s not even anecdotal. Oprah gave free cars to her audience one day.
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by gt_ 9y ago
The very strong inevitability of industries, relationships and societies to develop, change and adapt over time, and in such a way that lessons learned in the past inform strategies used in the future. Those prior decades were the infancy
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by gt_ 9y ago
Is anyone arguing that? Links?
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by gt_ 9y ago
So if we get rid of net neutrality, we get less ads? That’ll be the day. The “infrastructure industry” huh? The internet, of course, should be treated as a utility.
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by gt_ 9y ago
All other privately controlled electronic media does that, and you haven’t offered any reason to expect less here, so why not? Of course, net neutrality is an issue of control and regulation. Losing net neutrality, mind you, involves privat
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by gt_ 9y ago
OK I’m drooling reading comments from people who worked on that software at that time. Sounds like such a blast.
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by gt_ 9y ago
No, it’s not simple. It is incredibly complicated, and moreso than I can address in thiscomment. But, for one, these are not court trials. These are public relations events.
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by gt_ 9y ago
If I were to re-learn the rules, I could probably point it out. The best I recall is we were skipping a small step in the turn cycle.
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by gt_ 9y ago
Why are they called a “ virtual assistant”? I would just call that an assistant. I have always thought a virtual assistant is a chatbot. In fact, I have never even given one of them a chance bacause I was so sure of it.
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by gt_ 9y ago
I don't want to throw anybody under the bus here, but basically one friend taught the other friends, and I was one of the students. Nobody complained or blamed him, though. We played for about a solid year and it was an amazing experie
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by gt_ 9y ago
I don't remember the exact difference but it was only a small change from the normal rules that had an exponential impact.
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by gt_ 9y ago
I quit playing Magic in 1999 when my 4 friends and I found out we were playing by the wrong rules. We went into town, to a tournament at a comic shop, and saw the games taking 20 minutes. Ours took 1-2 days. We tried what was, to us, the “n
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by gt_ 9y ago
Another comment mentioned invoice factoring, and this is different but I think we have to remember that the big companies are going to use invoice refactoring. This might be one for the blockchain. :O
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by gt_ 9y ago
Having come into software from creative fields, I wonder how this could be done. Blockchain? I would talk/share my experiences with you. If you are asking enough questions, I might help.
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by gt_ 9y ago
I agree. They are also missing the conflictions with top leadership first being responsible for making money. I think the points made here are fine and good, but not exactly helpful.
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by gt_ 9y ago
Thanks for the response. I prefer Unreal engine, and evidently it is also offered as a plugin for Unreal. I only prefer Unreal because my experience with Unity involved some terrible black boxes with lightmapping and unpredictable material
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by gt_ 9y ago
Hmmm... makes sense. As someone interested in using AR for creative/art uses, I wonder if learning OpenCV would be a good route. It’s tempting as I already use Python for a lot of work. But, I am not predominantly a programmer. Would t
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by gt_ 9y ago
atm
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by gt_ 9y ago
Maybe there are different difinitions of “deal with” beig used here? Either way, sexual harrassment is an incredibly difficult problem to “deal with.” Acknowledging it is very easy, but if the ends don’t justify the means, it’s unlikely to
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by gt_ 9y ago
This is synthesizing well with me.
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by gt_ 9y ago
So, we use words to abstract our thought, but wouldn’t it seem there to be lower levels of abstraction as well? I believe this is the point Temple Grandin is working toward. I think I agree that words tend to puts thoughts or acknowledgem
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by gt_ 9y ago
I agree language should not be considered so fundamental. It gives a structure which is more formal than fundamental. Noam Chomsky also promoted a version of the fundamental-language concept in his linguistic work. I think the notion will f
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by gt_ 9y ago
The real challenge of 8K is in focusing the lens. While some lenses can do this in mid-aperature ranges, they require a certain attention and process to set. The market for this camera should know that.

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