#Clipping

I'm sitting in a tier 1 city in a Mexican restaurant having lunch, and the guy in the next table takes out his nail clipper and starts clipping his nails while others around him are eating. Is this seen as socially normal in China?…

From Slate Magazine: They’re Low-Paid. Big Companies Exploit Them. They’ve Made All Your Favorite Viral Videos.

Paid “clippers” cut up popular podcasts and streamers like Clavicular into countless shorter versions. They’re betting that the algorithms will make things go viral.

if you like a high dynamic range and have no distortions, you probably dont need it, but i have seen so many mixes online that just eliminated all frequencies above a threshold, its insane. why do people even do it?…

From Business Insider: This creator spent $1.4 million on 'clippers' in just over a month to try to get his content in your feed