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excite1997

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    Comment #33770701

    > The principles involved haven't changed much in the intervening decades. My problem with many old-time tutors is that they refuse to recognize that photography has gotten a lot e…

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    Comment #33769109

    In the mid-2000s, HDR was all about jacking up local contrast, giving you that unique look of gritty skin and halos cropping up all over the place. I'm talking stuff like this: htt…

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    Comment #33599651

    I think you're debating a strawman, though. Sure, there are delusional / ignorant goldbugs who make stupid arguments, but you can find that in pretty much any domain. There are als…

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    Comment #33565548

    I don't think that's the entire story. Google actively pushed WebP, for example recommending it to webmasters in their page speed evaluation tools (and site performance, as judged …

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    Comment #33563795

    I think that's a fair argument, except they almost certainly did not apply the same yardstick to WebP.

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    Comment #33526075

    Sure, it's easier than ever to break the law, but not sure that's a fair argument. In many parts of Europe - e.g., in Germany and in the UK - the purchase of many common "dangerous…

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    Comment #33455302

    He frames this as a behavior problem, not content problem. The claim is that your objective as a moderator should to get rid of users or behaviors that are bad for your platform, i…

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    Comment #33410225

    Strategic disinformation that can be attributed to foreign operations? Maybe, although it would probably be better to expose, not suppress it. Taking down parody accounts and flagg…

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    Comment #33396720

    What do you mean? The current crop of high-end cameras is absolutely amazing in that respect. Take Canon R5, where usable ISO settings extend at least to 32,000 (and the upper limi…

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    Comment #33348230

    > questionable to a pure utilitarian. So is most of human existence. "Efficient allocation of all resources" isn't a common life goal...