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The difference is wether the effect is intentional or not. "Non-technical" isn't an insult. What you call "well actually"ing is well within limits on a techni
by panxyh 10mo ago
The difference is wether the effect is intentional or not.
"Non-technical" isn't an insult.
What you call "well actually"ing is well within limits on a technical forum.
- maxbond 10mo agoFrom a technical standpoint it's interesting whether it's deliberate and whether it's compression, but it's not a fair criticism of this video, no. Dismissing someone's concerns over hair splitting is text book "well actually"ing. I wouldn't have taken issue to a comment discussing the difference from a perspective of technical curiosity.
- Aurornis 10mo ago> Dismissing someone's concerns I agreed that the output was bad! I'm not dismissing their concerns, I was explaining that their analysis was not a good technical explanation for what was happening.