I think your comment is proving the point. Trying to make shows appeal to all kinds of services is not exactly an approach to making high quality shows. Masses tend to converge to mediocrity. If you consider it an art form then it really needs to come from the production side and not the consumption.
Right but the production strands are all still their own thing. It's not like there's one big "Netflix Originals" meat grinder all the shows will get lumped into. The existence of reality shows on Netflix for example doesn't mean that they're going to be incapable of producing prestige dramas.
R.I.P to the quality of HBO shows and looking forward to slow burn shows getting cancelled more now. HBO has been going through a really bad phase recently ha. With Discovery, WB and now this. Is it too much to hope that the quality of content won't drop to Netflix level? I just hope the "give writers the time and resources" mindset of HBO doesn't change
Exactly. I agree with the leetcode part. A lot of problems in the world are composite of simpler smaller problems. Leetcode should teach you the basic patterns and how to combine them to solve real world problems. How will you ever solve a real world problem without knowing a few algorithms beforehand. For example, my brother was talking about how a Roomba would map a room. He was imagining 0 to represent free space and 1 as inaccessible points. This quickly reminded me of Number of Islands problem from leetcode. Yeah, there might be a lot of changes required to that problem but one could simple represent it as two problems.
1. Represent different objects in the room as some form of machine understandable form in a matrix
2. Find the number of Islands or find the Islands themselves.
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