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aaronpk_tv
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Running is great because the longer you run the more it puts other things in your life in perspective as not as terrible as this run, right now, ugh, fuck🏃🏼♀️
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Aaron Parecki
https://aaronparecki.com/
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Mar 4
Honestly?
The addition of the b-roll shots is great! I like how it mixes up the shots of you talking, and it's great to see closeups of what you're talking about.
The sound effects are a bit much. They are a bit loud, but they also don't correspond to visual cues right now.
If you're going to use a *whoosh* sound, then there needs to be a visual aspect to it as well rather than a hard cut.
But overall I like the new style! It's giving me some ideas for my videos too! If only I had as much space to set up a sweet b-roll station as you! -
Gary
https://twitter.com/every_daydad
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Mar 4
Question: Do you like the new video style? My original style I find is both boring to make and watch (my retention graphs agree). So I want more energy.
But I've gotten some push back on the shot choices and delivery. So I'm opening it up to the internet for feedback.
Honestly?
The addition of the b-roll shots is great! I like how it mixes up the shots of you talking, and it's great to see closeups of what you're talking about.
The sound effects are a bit much. They are a bit loud, but they also don't correspond to visual cues right now. -
Houston, Texas • Wed, March 4, 2020 8:23pm
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Taxi
28.47miDistance30:48DurationStartEnd
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Amit Gawande
https://www.amitgawande.com
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Mar 5
I think it possible is non-visibility of anything physical. So on a phone call, it is as if the phone is acting as an intermediary and introducing a third party, that is you.
I believe “this is Amit” will sound equally absurd on a video call? Because my visibility makes me the first party?
That makes sense. But today I had 8 different people introduce themselves that way in an in-person group setting. I've never had that happen before! -
Houston, Texas • Wed, March 4, 2020 7:10pm
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DaveWoodX
https://micro.blog/DaveWoodX
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Mar 5
@aaronpk My theory: saying “this is x” on the phone, is a way to link the voice speaking to the name/person. “This voice you hear is x”. In person, they see your face talking, so saying “I’m x” is linking your face to your name more than your voice to your name, so expanding the phone phrase in person to “this face is x” is why it sounds weird.
This makes sense, which is why I was so thrown off when 8 different people introduced themselves by saying "this is X" in person today. -
Why is it that I would introduce myself on a phone call by saying "Hi, this is Aaron", but it sounds absurd if I were to say that to your face?
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Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW) to Houston (IAH)toUnited Flight 5403
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https://heyguys.cc/ is a great resource for this, and is a handy link to share others when they're not able to find the right term 👍🏽
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📷 PhotoJoseph 🎥
https://twitter.com/photojoseph
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Mar 4
Pretty funny when you're researching an old product, find an informative comment/review online… then realize you wrote it yourself years ago.
... me every time I try to search for anything about OAuth -
Grapevine, Texas • Wed, March 4, 2020 3:46pm
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Tailscale users: "Cool, you do Wireguard!"
@Tailscale in reality looking like: 95% NAT traversal & other packet routing, 4% oauth/2FA stuff, 1% WireGuard on top.
(And the 95% part ain't done yet.) -
Grapevine, Texas • Wed, March 4, 2020 3:34pm
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Irving, Texas • Wed, March 4, 2020 3:28pm
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Car
6.17miDistance11:27DurationStartEnd
