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Thus far, watching the pre-recorded video of the conference, I’m a bit disappointed.
All the stuff I’ve seen so far, is regurgitated talks, that I’ve already seen in the past, and non of the newer original material seems to have been recorded, or made available yet.
Guys, you’re talking about the community being allowed to express them selves. Well, here I am, pay attention. We, or at minimum I do not mind seeing talks about the same stuff over, and over again. Hell, I love to watch Sammy Kamkar’s video’s over, and over again on youtube. It’s great stuff. But it’s not something I expect to see at an event such as this. If the material was original, sure. But it was not.
I would have preferred seeing the talk by Robert Nelson for instance.
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Well it’s too late for me right?