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deadvoid
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Comment #45033805
i'm in post-production so lots of color spaces & monitorings. colorimeters drifted with age/usage, so annual check for the first two years or so is good enough but then gradually a…
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Comment #45030757
jesus fuck the whole discussion here is ptsd inducing... you need at least color accurate monitoring (including $25-30K calibrated monitor if you want to discuss rec2020-beyond) be…
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Comment #45020888
as post production guy living outside US/EU, a decade or so ago i was surprised that colorimeter was supposed to be regularly calibrated by another, more expensive, device.
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Comment #37014638
> Interestingly, this led to a convergence with certain principles of modern web design. For instance, I counted out the total characters in a few full lines from the first edition…
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Comment #27119170
Is it dying? I genuinely don't know.
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Comment #27119105
I just had a flash of epiphany, I think the main reason for Medium's popularity is it's viewed as just another social network, so a perception that if you use it then you'll have m…
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Comment #27118659
That is what I thought as well, I also have no idea why Medium is so popular still aside from the initial hype of being "a good experience" for writing.
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Comment #27118634
> Don't get me wrong, I don't like Medium but I think HN users are not target users for Medium. When it comes to the purpose of understanding why Medium is popular or why it haven'…
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Comment #27118334
No, I mean killer. An obvious, popular choice for replacing whatever Medium offered.
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Comment #27118201
> Does there need to be? Result from https://hn.algolia.com/?q=medium seems like a _yes_ to me. I also notice that lots of data science people for example is still oblivious that m…
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