I have an Ultrawide and it's amazing. I wish it were retina but I'll take it anyway because I can have far more open at once. If I'm coding a website I can have my code editor and browser open side by side with plenty of room in each app. If I'm laying out a print document in InDesign, I can have most documents I work on open at 100& with three columns of palettes on the right so I'm not constantly opening and collapsing them. After Effects and Premiere Pro timelines go on for miles with the Ultrawide monitors and there's plenty of room for opening footage bins you need for the project without sacrificing too much timeline in Premiere Pro. Having not used a retina monitor, I can't say how much of a difference the Ultrawide is compared to the 4K or 4K monitor screen real estate.

I maxed all the hardware and only came to $6100. Granted, that's still pricy but it's one hell of a portable workstation.

Here's some feedback. Stop forcing people to create an account to try out a service like this. No one needs another account to login to another service they are going to try once and quite likely to forget about 15 minutes later.

Filters. How is this even a legitimate question? This UI problem has been solved already, why are you looking to redesign the wheel?

Here's the actual study in case anyone is interested and wants to avoid reading Twitter thread styles too look more like an actual article.

Needs more spaghetti and meatballs, and colanders.

Wilson said it was nice, he didn't say it was the most groundbreaking piece of design this century. Enjoy some good design every now and then and stop being so critical. Sure, maybe it should have said "best movie poster so there's some context for those that don't know much about this film.

On a side note, this film looks like it'll be a very interesting case study for editors and directors.

Is it worth decrying them entirely based on part of their work? Even if other parts of their work are overwhelmingly positive?

Yes. Doing something good doesn't excuse your bad behaviour if you continue to do that bad thing.

I'm not a fan of the camera bumps but I highly doubt they were an afterthought. My guess is the internals required a little more room and the camera bump was the best compromise. Get a case and the bump is a non-issue, plus your phone is better protected from accidental drops.