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I really believe that Google Meet, Zoom, etc., should be optimized for the agents so that anytime you are communicatin with each other, agents can seamlessly capture data. Right now, it's very hard to capture that kind of data from Zoom, from Google Meet, etc.
Even agents should be able to communicate and call each other.
The above video contains two parts one is bike crashing and the other is transition to shop advertisement.
The Editor can ask" Take this two videos and combine them together add the transition from bike crash to and entry into shop"
The challenge over here is to figure out what all extra frames needs to be removed from the two videos. Figuring out what are the two frames in the respective videos that will be merged.
The first challenge is still doable. I can analyse the frames and see which frames shows the bike crashing and which frame shows the man running.
The major challenge how will I merge them so that the transition looks smooth.
What are your thoughts on that?
I am former Tech co-founder of Zenlor. I can build product from scratch by talking to customers and coding them. I have worked in companies like Directi, Blooreach, Microsoft and have built and launched 11 products in the past 4-5 months and have close to 4000 users using them.
I value low ego, growth mindset, shipping fast culture.
The buffering video or loading comments tries to create barriers to watch video and thus trying to decrease the interest in the video that you wanted to watch.
I have been working on project called Stormy (https://stormyapp.com) since last few weeks. It's a CLI tool which picks up the local code changes from the system and compiles them over a extremely high powered remote server.
It runs the compiled app on your local device using the remote ADB. It exposes a URL for the web apps that can be accessed to see the changes.
Please take a look at the project and let me know what you think. If anyone is interested to try it out, comment below. I will share the details with you.