This is awesome! Great work. The "do first, ask questions later" mindset is inspiring as it's so easy (for me at least) to get stuck forever in a preparation / ideas phase.

I would also love to see some photos taken with it.

Not sure if any use this camera. But dude hangs out with a lot of ballet dancers it seems

https://www.instagram.com/cristi.baluta

Unless something went terribly wrong, they'll look just like photos taken with a Panasonic G9 II. Samples from that camera are readily available online.

Was it this one? “Epistemic learned helplessness”

https://slatestarcodex.com/2019/06/03/repost-epistemic-learn...

Yes, that's the one, thank you!

I really love mitxela's project ideas and process videos, I recommend checking out his other projects as well

Yeap, Tim is some serious maker/tinkerer/creator. Besides the very good hardware things he makes, there are also some other software stuff: https://mitxela.com/other/

Agreed, it seems like a disproportionate response.

Handling the situation quietly when the court case was filed might have avoided this bad-for-Meta legal precedent. Taking it to trial seems like the most risky move, I'm interested if anyone can see Meta's legal logic here.

Lawyers don't get paid if the issue is resolved internally by support teams.

That’s assuming Meta has support teams. I’ve yet to see evidence of that. I once had to solve a Facebook business page issue that went unanswered for a year, and the only way I got it moving was to send a legal threat to Meta on a lawyer’s letterhead. Ended up solving the problem with a couple weeks.

Did they assume they would win?

Brockman quit, he wasn’t fired.

He was removed from one of his roles (chairman) and quit the other (president) if I understand correctly.

So... what is it?

https://twitter.com/StelumHQ #WhatIsStelum https://www.facebook.com/StelumHQ/

Cool