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by dtien 9y ago
You can make lists. This is how I use and manage the various topics I follow across Twitter. I just go to each of my Lists in throughout the day and see what's happening. Now, Twitter has somewhat made Lists a second class citizen in
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ah yes, that's it radiolab! good pull. I may have gotten a few of the musical details off, sorry! As for the main topic of the story of how brain affects culpability is an extremely interesting/debatable point. However, the eve
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There was actually a story on NPR recently that mentioned such a brain operation where the patient needed brain surgery to alleviate some type of recurring seizure. And he was also a music lover, and so there was an inherent risk the surge
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And possibly the ace in the hole, the Whole Foods aquisition. Local distribution centers via the whole foods stores, with fresh foods, even with premade foods if you wish. Could ultimately be a blue apron/munchery hybrid. Their advan
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by dtien 9y ago
There's a germ of a really interesting idea in here, esp with video sort of becoming the de facto standard of content consumption these days ( at least in short form across social media ). Maybe take a breather from the tech side and g
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by dtien 9y ago
No, you're missing the point. Idlewords already has a business doing the EXACT SAME THING, So the domain itself doesn't matter, but the history of delicious and it's decade(?) of existence of SEO history, of backlinks, of b
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by dtien 9y ago
That has to be a joke by Maciej... right?! Whatever you may think about delicious past/present, the brand name alone should be worth more than that. Than you add in the domain, the SEO juice that must still remain w/ a ton of del
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Scientists Sneak a Peek at How Ladybugs Fold Their Wings(npr.org)
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why is that surprising? Pandora bought them out.
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by dtien 9y ago
In terms of voice/speech, we maybe talking on different points. I'm considering voice as an input mechanism, but the output mechanism certainly has to be dynamic and use the most sensible mechanism in the given context. Ex: 1.
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by dtien 9y ago
You're almost speaking to my point, Apple did create one of the best and widely adopted computing platforms out there with the Smart Phone. And yet... even you describe it as a 'computing device'. Echo/Alexa is the firs
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I suppose for both Google and Apple 'dropping the ball' not only relates to starting late, but also a) having the ingredients way before Amazon b) knowing the market for such a product was viable(people were ready) and desirable($
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by dtien 9y ago
Apple (and Google) really dropped the ball on the connected Home 'smartbox' that Amazon popularized with Alexa. We received one as a gift this past Christmas, and I'm now a full believer in this tech after being a very big sk
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by dtien 10y ago
And Nordstrom's now too: https://www.nytimes.com/2017/02/02/business/nordstrom-ivanka...
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by dtien 10y ago
Sort of exists, here: https://grabyourwallet.org/ I believe the creator put this together during the campaign when his 'grab them by the p*' news broke. To be honest, I haven't really looked through it in m
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by dtien 10y ago
Well something about history and being doomed to repeat it... But to your question, I don't think it's ever presented to the camp counselors that way initially. I'm sure there's a certain percentage that are maniacs and
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by dtien 10y ago
I'd go Django first to understand the basic terminology, concepts, and patterns that are used on the backend. Django is old, but feature rich as the parent said, yet still heavy development and use. So the ideas and concepts you&#x27
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by dtien 10y ago
There's a great movie that's worth a watch if you are interested in this history. It's a fictionalized ( and likely highly dramatized ) version of a real meeting[0] that took place between the SS leaders and German governmen
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by dtien 10y ago
Agreed, definitely came off as snark. As a GV user myself, paying might I add, my initial reaction to seeing that little emotion/comment was also disgust.
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by dtien 10y ago
Thanks for your response, I'm not the OP but I'm similarly trying to understand the reasons for Trump. My personal belief ( and talking with some of my own circle of friends that supported him ) leads me to believe it's a fe
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by dtien 10y ago
How about don't go with a microservice arch. Nothing wrong with tried and true monolith Django, Rails, or [your favorite stack]. In fact, sounds like this is your first time out, in which case I would absolutely recommend minimizing t
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by dtien 10y ago
And don't forget the Costco rotisserie chicken! I don't know what the cost/pound comes out to, but considering all the work that goes into cooking it, it's an unbeatable deal. I think it's well known it's a l
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by dtien 10y ago
Personally, I don't think Uber's strategy is to run out the clock against it's competitor Lyft (B). But to run out the clock against the technical and policy headwinds for self-driving cars. Clearly that's the profitabl
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by dtien 10y ago
Sounds like a variation on one of DMX's hits back in the day
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Just to preface, I haven't decided myself on whether TPP is 'good' or 'bad'. Still in the researching phase. And I am very much in the same boat as the original comment wondering why there's such a seemingly
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> He really isn't examining why Trump won the nomination, but I wouldn't expect him too since he made his mind up already. Actually, I think he's getting at that very point in his statement. The 'sociopath' and
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I agree, seems to be a lot of anger/hate on the developer side of things, but it's a smart move on IG's side from a user and business strategy perspective. I was having a similar discussion with someone else on a duplicate of
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by dtien 10y ago
You could be right, the 'tweens'/millennials could just choose to stick with SC. But I think it's just as telling with SC's recent spate of features that are moving away from the ephemeral nature of the app ( ie Me
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I disagree, I think integrating it with their main product is the perfect way to release this. Just look at Periscope ( and Vine ) living as separate products from Twitter, vs FB releasing FB Live deeply embedded into their primary product
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this actually demonstrates some savvy low level marketing, seems like they were going to redirect 'applicants' to a microsite likely with more satirical anti-Trump stuff. The desire to keep the 'offensive shit ..verbatim&#x27

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