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The TOMY Screwball Scramble(medium.com)
20 points by biscuits1 2y ago|10 comments
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by biscuits1 2y ago
If I could upvote this article twice, I would.
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by biscuits1 2y ago
Surprised this hasn't been taken down by the admins.
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by biscuits1 2y ago
". . . 'art' is about appropriation. Among its tenets, postmodernism suggests that no work of art or text is anything other than a reassembly of citations; thus, if all art is citations, all art is fair game to be cited.&quot
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by biscuits1 2y ago
There is always an origin to writing something (or aptly, a citation.) "I cannot remember the books I’ve read any more than the meals I have eaten; even so, they have made me." - Ralph Waldo Emerson
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by biscuits1 2y ago
Up next: Why no one plays laser tag anymore? Same answer as all the rest, Gen Z, of course!
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Ask HN: Essays on developer trials of accessibility tools?
1 points by biscuits1 2y ago|0 comments
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by biscuits1 2y ago
I always think of Tom Hall's quote from early id days. "No one wants to strap shit to their face." Yeah.
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by biscuits1 2y ago
BandStand, Sideman, SoundMate... or eHarmony.
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by biscuits1 3y ago
RIP, McQueen :pray:
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by biscuits1 3y ago
IMHO, the best [individual] essay contains single paragraph/sentenced trasmissions that connect [or overhelm] the reader with impact at [the right] times. At the same time, to strengthen the practice, make a statement and then follow w
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by biscuits1 3y ago
They are correct twice daily. Frozen at 10:08!
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by biscuits1 3y ago
"Time is passing, are you?" You almost always see a Simplex Clock in each American classroom. How about we remove them - what would be the effect?
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by biscuits1 3y ago
You almost always see an abandoned mall in an American suburb.
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A Tragic American Toy Story(medium.com)
1 points by biscuits1 3y ago|0 comments
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by biscuits1 3y ago
I'm gonna go with they were abducted by aliens.
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by biscuits1 3y ago
Consider love as a half-measure, therefore: You are what you create
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by biscuits1 3y ago
https://archive.is/B4BPk
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by biscuits1 3y ago
2024's public domain is a mouse
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by biscuits1 3y ago
Cold fusion is posted here every few months. Does it fall in this category?
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by biscuits1 3y ago
In other news: Water is wet, and fire is hot. Bring back those pop-up headlights, and ban those tall front ends!
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by biscuits1 3y ago
Two years, maybe.
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Grammarly editor writing services are malfunctioning(status.grammarly.com)
53 points by biscuits1 3y ago|57 comments
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by biscuits1 3y ago
I like to read insight into people's thinking who normally are not writers, they provide interesting meta insight, democratize in a easy way to publish. I recently learned writing is two things, what you know and how to market yourself
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Amendment introduced to limit remote working in Ohio(wdtn.com)
38 points by biscuits1 3y ago|54 comments
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by biscuits1 3y ago
A few questions went through my as I read this being incredibly nostalgic this past year as well: 1. Do post-life altering events like a pandemic stoke hidden nostalgic behaviors at a higher degree of a population? 2. What percentage of gre
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Ask HN: Documented remote startup success story?
1 points by biscuits1 3y ago|1 comments
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by biscuits1 3y ago
A mentor once shared this wisdom, "In experimenting in human relationships, there is always an emotional outcome over time: lonely and irritated." Certainly, they were right.
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by biscuits1 3y ago
Stamina isn't the word I would go for. It would be commitment. For those that have loads of stamina, it's the commitment to continuous creative encounters that leads to the perceived magic. From "Courage to Create" by Ro
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by biscuits1 3y ago
The writer's last paragraph(s) tell the whole story. In fact, I'd argue better writers tell their punch lines last, so start there first.

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