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by temp234 4y ago
If videos had to match the field of vision, and this was the audience's primary concern, I'd 100% agree! I think it's close to their primary concern when watching something like a nature documentary or a historical drama or p
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by temp234 4y ago
I hadn't considered this! It's a good point. Aspect ratios were surprisingly all over the place in early film. Now I'm wondering what parts of aspect ratios were driven by the actual physical characteristics of film.
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by temp234 4y ago
Landscape has a super old history, but it made the most sense where it originated, which was the stage, with curtains, for live theater. It got carried into film and then streaming video as a kind of analogy You are living through a transit
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by temp234 4y ago
Read The Creative Habit by Twyla Tharp
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by temp234 4y ago
I wouldn't bother. You need to enjoy and trust the process instead of staking everything on whether or not you complete some goal.
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by temp234 4y ago
Contrary to OP, I'm having trouble imagining tech and the arts thriving in NYC, if this keeps up. Will it become one of those cities where lots of the properties are really being used as investments, not homes or commercial spaces? And
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by temp234 4y ago
This is realistic, OP. Hop jobs every few years!
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by temp234 4y ago
There are so many horror stories about academia waiting to come out. The way vulnerable people are exploited and mistreated in what is, in fact, a work environment; moral hazards and conflicts of interest everywhere; lots of untrustworthy r
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by temp234 4y ago
So many companies are so unbelievably dysfunctional... I know amazing devs who slog through years of frustrating, uninspiring jobs. There are also just bad fits. Good person, good company, just the wrong match Maybe make a written list of t
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by temp234 4y ago
This made me feel really sad. If you had to decide today, what are you gonna do? Did you know you wanted kids 5y ago?
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by temp234 4y ago
Feeding myself well. Carla Lalli Music has great cooking tutorials on YouTube. WFH is ideal for becoming a great home cook https://youtube.com/c/CarlaLalliMusic123 Stretching, especially for whatever gets tight and slu
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by temp234 5y ago
What are you trying to get out of these interactions, is it new friends and romantic partners or literally just the novelty of meeting a stranger? Do you think at this point people might be sensing that you're bracing for boredom as yo
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by temp234 5y ago
Ha cool, I have a similar story to you but for me it was plain coffee not soft drinks, and the sugar I was getting in lots of places in my diet. It sounds like I had fewer withdrawal symptoms but it definitely took a couple months to stop w
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by temp234 5y ago
If you freelance you are now just going to have to obey the client. If you start a start up, you have to please and obey VCs. I would recommend you finish school while trying to figure out your strong emotions about perfection, feeling spec
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by temp234 5y ago
OP take this suggestion seriously. Therapy is not overkill, they are not gonna make you do anything you don't wanna do, you do not have to feel out of control when you try therapy. You can tell them the specific issues you want to work
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by temp234 5y ago
If you enjoyed their work also check out the work of http://giorgialupi.com/ and https://www.accurat.it/
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by temp234 5y ago
Step back from the content of the claim and think about the form. It's just another millenarian fantasy, flavored for tech kids this time. Not taking millenarian claims literally is a historically safe bet.
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by temp234 5y ago
Yes. I actually tend to call people back when they text me if I'm on the Light Phone lol, the physical experience of typing is that frustrating. I find myself hoping nobody texts me when my SIM is in the Light Phone because then it&#x2
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by temp234 5y ago
A high quality, huge storage volume, dedicated music player like the Sony NW-A55 stockpiled with all the music I want to share w my doomsday grandkids. Nice headphones and file backups too. Would hoard beloved media in general.
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by temp234 5y ago
Yep. It is never cool, charming, or necessary to have chaos in the workplace. You can have uncertainty, fast paced change, or open ended goals, and still be an organized shop with clear communication If you exude chaos and don't show a
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by temp234 5y ago
Novels didn't exist as we currently think of novels before the printing press. A lot of novels were serialized in magazines and authors paid by how much they wrote. Now some of that creative and gotta-earn-money energy goes elsewhere,
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by temp234 5y ago
I like this answer a lot, particularly the point about hobbies... options are power, OP, if you're feeling burnt out try to frame this much broader than just needing time off. Things that can be part of feeling better are: self care, f
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by temp234 5y ago
Go for it, with a good public portfolio that you keep working on while at the first job you'll have no trouble making your first few hops and at that mid-career point your degree is way less scrutinized
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by temp234 5y ago
Sounds similar to problems predicting hourly call volume. Statistics research might give you examples, also operations management research
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by temp234 5y ago
Masochistic minimalism? I am occasionally guilty
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by temp234 5y ago
Yeah this is where I'm at now with people misusing "OCD" :/ Sometimes, online, I just link them to stuff that explains what OCD actually is. My hope is that if people learn exactly how complex and life-ruining actual OCD
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by temp234 5y ago
I only briefly played w vim adventures ages ago after I already learned vim and liked it but don't remember how far it goes and am not the OP but: I wouldn't underestimate how good it is to just get those basic moves and simple co
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by temp234 5y ago
> These companies are simply structured that way whether they know it or not. Dang, I love this. This is so true. Never listen to the recruiting marketing about how we love our people or reassure yourself by looking at people who have be
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by temp234 5y ago
Sounds like you're at a good company with a structured plan for retention/promotion, don't worry about it. At a good company like that you're probably also learning a lot. If you start to feel like there's no way up
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by temp234 5y ago
I'm torn about your thoughts. One part of me says: you're describing how it feels to think, and how it feels to think you're thinking more clearly than other people. There are people who have come to the opposite conclusion o

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