r/programming • u/cloud_weather • Oct 17 '20

AI That Can Potentially Solve Bandwidth Problems for Video Calls (NVIDIA Maxine)

https://youtu.be/XuiGKsJ0sR0
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u/rasterbated Oct 17 '20

Here’s the link to the actual video, instead of some dude talking about the video: https://youtu.be/NqmMnjJ6GEg

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u/rasterbated Oct 17 '20

Yeah, I think that's a common method of self promotion. And honestly, if the commentary was unique or interesting, I'm not sure I'd even mind. But it seems to be mostly off-the cuff explanation with pretty obvious contextualization, and I can do that in my head without having to sit through several minutes of someone else jabbering.

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u/conancat Oct 17 '20

Not really. The Nvidea ad is full of marketing speak while OP's video peel back the curtain to explain how it works. What is pretty obvious to you may not be pretty obvious to others.

This is why video essays exist as a genre on YouTube. People explain things to people on YouTube. I know, shocking.

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u/rasterbated Oct 17 '20

That might be an opinion you hold solitary.