@robin_faraj: first company to solve video editing is going to be rich super painful experience
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A tweet suggests that the first company to solve video editing will become very wealthy, highlighting the difficulty of the experience.
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first company to solve video editing is going to be rich
super painful experience https://t.co/B1EBgaHds4
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