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Camera Position 111 : A Real Time for Things

A pair of emails from podcast listeners provided the impetus for this episode and its brief discussion of “a real time for things.” Kristian wrote, “But when looking back at the time (especially after a by a PhD degree and two years of intensive R&D work) I realize the most important thing to learn, is … Continue reading Camera Position 111 : A Real Time for Things →

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