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by onebot 3y ago
ARRI has a specific look and almost perfect directly out of the camera. Compare it to Red or Sony Venice and you see that it is the most appealing. You can make other cameras look like it, but ARRI is just industry standard and produces ama
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by onebot 3y ago
Will they ever go after Ticketmaster?
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by onebot 4y ago
I wonder what the breakdown of software used for VFX is in this report? There are tools like Adobe After Effects that doesn't run in Linux. I know about Fusion and Nuke, but wish the report recorded what software was being run on each
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by onebot 4y ago
The problem I have with articles like these is that my definition of Web3 is quite a bit different. I tend to lump "crypto" more with NFTs, wild speculation, scams, heavily VC backed "decentralized" tokens, etc. But on t
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by onebot 4y ago
This is the problem I have with Erlang developers. They only want to work on Erlang. Pragmatism be damned. It is never about the product or the company. It is only about which of the remaining 20 Erlang expert personalities in the world do
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by onebot 4y ago
Helix just has better out of the box experience. Will take you like 5 minutes to setup instead of 1.5 weeks. It is just so much easier to start a model editor if you havent used one before.
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by onebot 4y ago
Love this!!! I am huge DaVinci fan because it runs cross-platform (yes linux too). The price is amazing for such a high quality product. Need to see what you really can do on the iPad, I doubt the VFX stuff is there. But this is great.
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by onebot 4y ago
Java was great at the time it was created. But now, I think there are several better languages that are more suited for today. Like Go as an example. Easy to develop and easy to maintain. You get very good performance for little effort. It
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by onebot 4y ago
It is just my preference. But your right, java is very "enterprise" hence my trepidation. I think there are much better enterprise worthy languages now, like Go. Which are far easier to develop and maintain.
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by onebot 4y ago
Nice to see stuff like this. But won't use it since built on Java. I try to avoid the JVM as much possible.
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by onebot 4y ago
Keep in mind that most options have an expiration date on when they can be purchased after the employee no longer works at the company. Furthermore most option agreements have a ROFR clause. I would say let them have the options. There is g
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by onebot 4y ago
I would love this if it wasn't also built on the Java runtime. I hoped the "from ground up" rewrite to include a new much more performant backend that didn't burn resources. To be fair, I even think VSCode is too slow. I
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by onebot 4y ago
Nice work! Very impressive.
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by onebot 4y ago
I may be in the minority opinion here, but I think the biggest issue was the product constantly changed and tried to be too many things. The product-market fit seemed to be on be "The GraphQL" db. But they really just did all this
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by onebot 4y ago
Wow, well said. It is so true that effective programming really requires a lot more support, especially around the product/business/project side. The smaller clear the chunks of work, probably the easier it is to reason about and
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by onebot 4y ago
Maybe I should have qualified my statement. Regulation needs to happen around these Centralized exchanges and lending platforms like Celsius. So they don't over leverage their positions. DeFi should be completely decentralized (not you
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by onebot 4y ago
I think despite what the sentiment is, there is real value in crypto/blockchain. I mean if the US Government turned the dollar into a digital currency, wouldn't the sentiment change? Wouldn't DeFi be better with regulation? A
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by onebot 4y ago
I very much think this is a pragmatic approach. I also truly wish for a LinkedIn and Facebook without a single corporate entity profiting in the middle (decentralized/web3). However, for this to ever truly work, the UX just has to be h
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by onebot 4y ago
In it's simplest terms the aim of Web3 is simply to remove anyone in the middle monetizing both the production and consumption of services in a completely decentralized way.
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by onebot 4y ago
Both federation and p2p still require some kind of centralization, currently. Furthermore, there is no decentralized governance nor incentive mechanisms. "Web3" is simply bringing a decentralized approach to p2p, governance and op
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by onebot 4y ago
The web isn't free. It is bought and paid for mostly by advertisers. I have seen web3 as a way to democratize the operation of services/apps people use and depend on. Literally, if there was some decentralized advertising network,
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by onebot 4y ago
Ha! Good point. World was, in fact, quite different that long ago.
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by onebot 4y ago
wow. Perfectly stated.
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by onebot 4y ago
"Any reasonable person wouldn’t feel liberated by a $50 fork, but constrained by it." I mean define "reasonable person". I feel content is just about being divisive now-a-days. Moxie is someone I always put on a pedestal
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by onebot 4y ago
I don't see why there can't be a decentralized ad platform that monetizes other decentralized web3 apps.
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by onebot 4y ago
Is fly.io based on erlang?
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by onebot 4y ago
But compare the long term costs. I think there have been countless examples of going from Ruby to Go and eliminating 80 to 90% of needed infrastructure. I can't begin to estimate their infrastructure costs, but if they are spending $1M
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by onebot 4y ago
How much did they spend to write this compiler? Also, I would say they spend at least 5 or more hours per weak writing tests to handle all edge cases for any new code they commit due to the language being dynamic? Also, what kind of communi
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by onebot 4y ago
I honestly love Ruby and Ruby on Rails, but I can't understand why companies like Shopify and Github go through so much effort to scale Ruby especially at their size. Maybe I am wrong, but couldn't this effort be put to rewriting
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by onebot 4y ago
This is not the future I want to live in. For all the talk about web3 and decentralization, this is the one thing I truly wish existed as a fully decentralized service. I would gladly pay.

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