thejarren

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by thejarren 4y ago
My understanding is that you can edit images inside of Davinci Resolve just like video, though I haven't attempted it myself.
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by thejarren 4y ago
What's the difference between this and Dehancer?
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by thejarren 4y ago
Edit: this comment is referring to deepfakes more broadly, and is not a commentary on the validity of the source linked here. I can't speak to the reputability of the community developing this, or how it has been used so far. -- I&#x2
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by thejarren 4y ago
Hey well I'm glad to see you in the replies to one of my comments! Love what you're doing, and I'm following updates.
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by thejarren 4y ago
Wow thanks for that! Much appreciated.
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by thejarren 4y ago
I'm interested, and I'm attempting to email you, though I can't quite figure out the email address. I keep getting an address not found error.
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by thejarren 4y ago
I've been looking into Nextcloud/Photoprism for a more efficient storage/browser experience, but honestly the software seems pretty amateur so far (vs Google Photos / Apple Photos). For now, everything is loosely store o
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by thejarren 4y ago
That makes sense. This archive tool is even more out there because it's not a direct link or file of the content, but just a capture of what the content would be. My work is mostly UI/UX and design related, so the capture is actua
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by thejarren 4y ago
As an added note, I stopped using Rewind because of the "steep" monthly cost ($20 a month), and the fact that I'd only want to use it as a backup to use long term. Upon reflection, $240 a year to have completely uncut video o
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by thejarren 4y ago
I take screenshots all the time, and sync them to iCloud so I can access them immediately on my phone/iPad. I also back up previous years of screenshots, I think I have back to 2015 right now. But one thing that I've been keeping
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by thejarren 4y ago
I'm interested in the community's perspective on this article.
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Where We'll End Up Living as the Planet Burns(time.com)
6 points by thejarren 4y ago|1 comments
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Optimism Is Rational(ae.studio)
1 points by thejarren 4y ago|0 comments
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by thejarren 4y ago
Definitely not on-par with the makerspace equipment quality, it'd be hobbyist equipment at that point, which would likely suit my needs just fine for a few years.
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by thejarren 4y ago
The $5K+ CNC. Good equipment for sure. But they even had lathe courses with $100-$200 classes to get started, tacked onto the regular membership, and you'd have to show for the scheduled class times (that only happened every 1-2 weeks)
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by thejarren 4y ago
I was in Sacramento over the past year and a half and heavily considered Hacker Lab. I actually toured it, and almost got a membership. The reasons I didn't were mostly financial + time investment. Membership fee was decent ($99 month
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by thejarren 4y ago
Just to add to this conversation a bit, did you know Singapore is running power wires to gather solar from Australia? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Australia-Asia_Power_Link
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Learning the Fastest Way to Type(youtube.com)
1 points by thejarren 5y ago|0 comments
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by thejarren 6y ago
Thanks a lot! Sorry I didn't comment on this earlier. I have a heavy background of video editing and motion graphics, so I used a mix of Illustrator, Figma, and After Effects.
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by thejarren 6y ago
Ah good to know. I'll have to see if I can disable that request on the iframe. Thanks for the follow-up!
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by thejarren 6y ago
Does it? I don't have any integrations to activate something like that AFAIK. This is my first self-developed site, I'm using Gatsby,js, so it's possible they're trying to do some heavy-lifting for VR that I'm not f
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by thejarren 6y ago
That's an interesting take, and I considered originally mentioning an AI that could auto-tag groups of messages. I honestly wrote this as a starter simply because I don't think there's nearly enough attention on innovation in
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by thejarren 6y ago
Hi, this is very valuable information for me. This is actually my first time developing a website, so I sorta brute-forced the content onto the site. I'm new to that side of things, and it's a deep learning experience for me. I th
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by thejarren 6y ago
Thanks! To some degree the structure was the focus, because I believe the UI/UX would be the make or break for an attempt like this. I don't even think my designs would be a perfect implementation of this method. Sqwok seems very
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by thejarren 6y ago
I hadn't heard of Zulip before today, but I think they have a very good approach to this problem. In some ways it's like tagging each message.
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by thejarren 6y ago
I tend to agree, and don't think this would make sense for super small conversations. I'm considering the larger groups, and also a foundational shift that could completely replace the likes of facebook groups. It would no longer
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by thejarren 6y ago
I am mostly assuming based off of my personal experience, Someone shares a link or photo, and everyone responds. User-testing would be fairly telling here, though the difference would mostly be "Should we show the comment button automa
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by thejarren 6y ago
Agreed. I like the tree of threaded comments like Reddit/HN much more. Theoretically the comments in posts could use that structure.
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by thejarren 6y ago
The intent is that this would be largely automatic. Videos, photos, gifs, links, etc., could automatically include a “comment” function (in-place of the current reply function). If done manually (to a message, or group of messages) it could
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by thejarren 6y ago
I think that’s of valid concern. Removing users from the immediacy of a chat into a comment section could be jarring. Facebook seems to have bridged that gap by adding “... is Typing” directly to comments sections, to make them feel more al

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