i'm sure most people using streaming platforms don't care about it. a lot of people don't even know what their favorite genre is, they just play whatever is popular or getting into their feed.
short-form content isn't superior to long-form content or lectures, of course. however, it can be useful for explaining some ideas simply. for example, a quick visual video demonstrating a maths proof or a brief "what if" scenario can be effective. 3blue1brown, minutephysics, etc. also create some great short videos. it's not a replacement for a lecture, but rather a brief intro / overview.
tbh, the concept of tiktok-style videos is really good for science and small useful info bits.
the problem is that creators have to make money -> they optimize for the algorithm -> make trash
didn't notice tbf. because i haven't used this goblinshit for months.
biggest lifestyle challenge is escaping the apple ecosystem
if you only use them at your home alone, that's fine
imagine swat pulling to a house only to see a grandma playing minecraft. it's cursed
the only thing you can do is just using your personal computer. what's what i've been doing in school for years.
they think that github "contributions" will help them to escape unemployment
the same problem plagues instagram, twitter and other major commercial social media platforms. my verdict: use fedi.
also, chastity belts to improve user experience
tinder is 0% of humanity by definition💀
thiel talking about justice is ironic
this is simply neoliberalism without a mask
i'm sure most people using streaming platforms don't care about it. a lot of people don't even know what their favorite genre is, they just play whatever is popular or getting into their feed.
i had lego batman. today's kids have lego iran war💀
i'm convinced corporations want us all to soon be using shitty computers like Chromebooks running everything in the cloud.
short-form content isn't superior to long-form content or lectures, of course. however, it can be useful for explaining some ideas simply. for example, a quick visual video demonstrating a maths proof or a brief "what if" scenario can be effective. 3blue1brown, minutephysics, etc. also create some great short videos. it's not a replacement for a lecture, but rather a brief intro / overview.
i've re-read this several times. still unsure what this mf meant💀
tbh, the concept of tiktok-style videos is really good for science and small useful info bits. the problem is that creators have to make money -> they optimize for the algorithm -> make trash
in 10 years we will probably get an option to hide feed altogether and forward users to their subscriptions.
in estonia a sports stadium is named after a sports betting platform💀