My #skz hashtag index thread keeps growing and I keep finding new things I want to hashtag.
But then for each new hashtag theme, I feel compelled to document any suitable occurrences that I stumble across. And also to review all my previous posts to add the hashtag when it's relevant.
My *intention* is to use these hashtags to find the clips I want to use in compilation videos, when I finally figure out how to make compilation videos.
But every time I try to figure out how to make compilation videos, I get stuck because it's hard for me to figure it out.
(Apparently it's a lot easier in the apple ecosystem?? but I'm never going to use the apple ecosystem so I gotta figure it out with windows tools.)
(I'm using #DaVinciResolve (after having tried a few different tools) and have not yet managed to get far enough through any tutorial to have any finished product. Ugh my BRAIN why have you forsaken me.)
Anyway I need to get over myself and make some bad youtube shorts that are poorly edited. Even just a single chunk of footage. If I can crop something and add a text overlay and hit the publish button on my youtube channel, that will be sufficient.
Can I challenge myself to publish at least one thing a week? No matter how bad?
I will do that.
@adamshostack I'm not aware of any such study. I was being a bit flippant, honestly it's probably more about how the people making decisions about implementing them feel.
Longer ones make issues related to rate limits and race conditions less relevant.
My bank uses eight alphanumeric characters for logging into online banking and making transfers, but six digits for online debit card transactions.
This doesn't seem coherent to me, but I really don't want to think too much about their backend.
You might look for papers which cite this: https://dl.acm.org/doi/abs/10.1145/3473040
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