Lex Fridman

I mean, it's a small community of developers.

How do you pull that off?

Like, if you're a contributor to FFmpeg or VLC, it feels stressful.

Like, just looking at Twitter, it's like, it's a huge amount of work to make it work on all these different operating systems.

It's an incredible effort.

No, see it in the other direction.

I love this on so many fronts because, so FFmpeg and VLC are pushing companies and pushing the world to standardize.

So for example, to standardize brainwaves.

So standardize, it would push, like I hope Neolink comes up with a standard for multimedia

And not try to avoid closed.

I saw somewhere you didn't have too many nice things to say about Dolby.

No, I don't.

Can you educate me on why, where they went, what they do bad that made you mad?

Oh, so they're closing stuff off.

Oh, since we talked about Twitter a bunch in a bunch of different contexts, do you have a favorite and least favorite, most embarrassing tweet on either video line or FFmpeg Twitters?

I've seen Particle Accelerator.

Yes.

He was like everywhere.

Any, any tweets, Karen, you regret?

In tweets, I regret.