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masona

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    By design. An element of randomness in the reward drives creators to put more and more content into the Skinner box.

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    Comment #30008291

    The first time definitely has a novelty to the experience of getting in the tank, settling, then floating. Then towards the end of the first session you really start to feel comfor…

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    Comment #29967601

    The fine art market has been doing this for decades by using auction records to set prices.

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    Comment #29757474

    It was like this for me until I muted any word that was remotely political. All of a sudden it was like a toxic fog had been lifted and I could see clearly again. The article reall…

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    Comment #29087155

    You answered your own question - it's a play for the next generation. My kids bounce between a multitude of shared digital spaces (games, chat, social, videos etc) and they would b…

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    Comment #28199805

    Coming up with food photos for the Futurist Cookbook was one of the most fun projects I've ever done: https://annawilliams.com/VORACITY/CONTROPASTASCIUTTA/1/thumb... It's amazing t…

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    Comment #26985138

    Reminds me of Jonathan Harris's 2007 project 'We Feel Fine.' http://wefeelfine.org/methodology.html When I did some work on sentiment analysis using tools like Crimson Hexagon, it …

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    Comment #26634370

    Getty already offers free images through embeddable content as well as brand partnerships, so it's natural for them to want a fresh injection of great work. Especially since their …

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    Comment #26502424

    In the art world it's a pretty straightforward formula: -Buy out the estate of a 3rd tier artist who once drank a beer with a famous artist -Created slick marketing materials writt…

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    Comment #26185662

    A comment on HN the other day referred to this as the 'moral crumple zone:' how responsibility for an action may be misattributed to a human actor who had limited control over the …

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    Comment #23991296

    That would definitely make sense if all the shots were from the same angle. We designed/built a nursery that could accommodate shooting from all angles so that all the different sh…

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    Comment #23986041

    Exactly. The thing is, even shooting tethered with medium format, the pipe just isn't big enough to keep up and the computer and/or capture software gets bogged down, too.

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    Comment #23980284

    It's not about fps, though the shutter was really fast since babies move a lot. That was hard to balance with the lighting because we couldn't fire strobes since it would freak the…

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    Comment #23977084

    The resolution is fine if you're in close like we were. But then you lose out on the room details which were needed the final composition, hence the CGI extension. The resolution i…

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    Comment #23976446

    That's what the photographer was shooting and it is definitely not big enough to pull back and crop in later. The only way to get files big enough is to shoot medium format, but yo…

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    Comment #23975944

    The article covers a lot of territory but I can say from experience that the limitations to current CGI techniques mean that automation is still a ways away. I produced all the sho…

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    Comment #23717459

    When I worked in an art gallery in Union Square in SF, we had a client coming in from China to look at an original Chagall. The problem: the crate was arriving from Switzerland onl…

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    Comment #23708408

    I sent this to several of my friends who are professional photographers and all they could say was ‘shhhh don’t give away our secrets.’ It’s all about the light. Really beautiful d…

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    Comment #23631759

    The biggest opportunity for disruption is the checkoffs. >These types of programs represent an already existing framework of farmers ‘paying’ for this type of knowledge. This model…

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    Comment #23578244

    I've been seeing a lot of that lately on Twitter: accounts post inspirational quotes/images about being an entrepreneur and 'transparency' about how much money they've made. Always…

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    Comment #23460256

    Working at an agency that mostly did CPG work for P+G, I remember how so much of the design work was about catching someone's eye on shelf: how to stand out in a sea of packaging. …

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    Comment #23258386

    The best way to start generating income is to change your mindset. Instead of asking other people, all of whom have found their own specialized niche that will never be applicable …

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    Comment #22992422

    >The quality of the shoe you buy is the necessary determinant of how well it will perform. Is that really true if the mind is what makes it so? Product advertising convinces you th…