edgar wright
8:00Edgar Wright - How to Do Visual Comedy
11.4M views • 12 years ago
Every Frame a Painting
An Every Frame a Painting video essay analysing how Edgar Wright creates visual comedy through framing, camera movement, editing, sound effects and music.
47:49The Wright Brothers DID Invent the Airplane
258K views • 7 years ago
Greg's Airplanes and Automobiles
A long rebuttal arguing that the Wright Brothers truly invented the airplane, responding to other YouTubers who credit others. It walks through the engineering breakthroughs the Wrights achieved, such as control and wind tunnel work.
1:02:24Will Wright GDC 2005 Spore (The Future of Content) Remastered
65K views • 6 years ago
Zeusmonomon
A remastered recording of Will Wright's 2005 GDC talk revealing Spore, titled The Future of Content. He covers procedurally generated content and the ambitions of the game, with gameplay demo starting around 12:30.
1:11:48Math Encounters -- Five Balls, Two Hands: The Patterns of Juggling -- Colin Wright (Presentation)
33K views • 14 years ago
National Museum of Mathematics
Mathematician Colin Wright demonstrates juggling and explains the mathematics of juggling patterns, including notation that led to new throwing patterns. It is a public presentation at the Museum of Mathematics aimed at a general audience.
1:00:16CppCon 2018:H. Wright “Large-Scale Changes at Google: Lessons Learned From 5 Yrs of Mass Migrations”
16K views • 7 years ago
CppCon
Hyrum Wright shares lessons from five years of mass code migrations in Google's huge C++ codebase. He covers why to migrate, how hard it really is, and how Google updates core libraries and their users continually.
32:35Scale By The Bay 2019: Bryan Cantrill, Was He Wright All Along? Software After Moore's Law
11K views • 6 years ago
FunctionalTV
Bryan Cantrill's Scale By The Bay 2019 talk on software after Moore's Law. He covers the end of easy scaling and the move toward specialized, emerging architectures.
18:35How Great Leaders Inspire Action | Simon Sinek | TED
22.9M views • 16 years ago
TED
Simon Sinek's TED talk presents the 'golden circle' model: great leaders and companies inspire action by starting with why they do something, before how or what. He illustrates it with Apple, Martin Luther King, the Wright brothers and, as a counterexample, TiVo.