heed

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by heed 14y ago
>What is ultimately important in life are people What's important in life is whatever you define is important.
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by heed 14y ago
Can you collapse parent comments?
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by heed 14y ago
You don't need to say "this." Your comment reads fine without it.
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by heed 14y ago
It's also interesting that some people thought he was impeding one of their rights when really it was the other way around.
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by heed 14y ago
It might be easier to investigate submissions first and filter at this level if a trend is discovered. That is, a certain type of submission might attract a certain attitude of comment.
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by heed 14y ago
Why would this man agree to interviewed? Does he like the attention? Does he actually regret his actions? Does he like when others think of him in disgust? His intentions here are suspect to me. Possibly one more troll?
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by heed 14y ago
I wouldn't go as far as blaming the Maps team for this. It's not their fault they haven't had YEARS to catch up with Google.
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by heed 14y ago
>A competitor of TomTom.. Was it Navteq/Nokia or Google? Because those are TomTom's only major competitors.
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by heed 14y ago
Can someone explain the business logic behind reducing the cost per phone on a shared plan?
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by heed 14y ago
>Another example is Americans beginning the response to a question with "So, ____________" There's no purpose to this really. It's filler, similar to saying "um" in the middle of a sentence.
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by heed 14y ago
>Basically all these social sites get worse over time as the masses flood in. They only get worse for people who don't like mainstream content.
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by heed 14y ago
Altruism is definite, absolute. There are degrees of selfishness though. I think donating your fortune upon death is less selfish (or more selfless) than not.
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by heed 14y ago
>The biggest issue reddit has isn't the spam, it's how the site has become a "work safe" 4chan, it caters to the lowest common denominator. Yeah, mainstream reddit sucks, but there's always smaller subreddits.
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by heed 14y ago
Just so it's clear I want to point out that the current Maps app isn't a Google developed app. The only part that is Google is the map data and base map, everything else is Apple tech.
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by heed 15y ago
What constitutes one year of programming? Writing at least one line of code per day for a year? Writing at least one program/script in a year?
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by heed 15y ago
I find this idea sad. I like my individuality.
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D reference compiler 2.058 is out: 15 new features, 243 bug fixes - a new record(dlang.org)
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by heed 15y ago
Why did it stop at a planck length? I thought space was continuous.
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by heed 15y ago
This doesn't justify any sort of mistreatment the employees of Foxconn may be receiving, but why is Apple always made the focus of controversy? Nintendo, Sony, Microsoft, and Amazon products are manufactured there as well.
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by heed 15y ago
I don't know if 'resourcefulness' is the right description for trait pg observed. I think 'assertiveness' is more accurate.
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by heed 15y ago
http://db.tt/SJwWzEa Thank you!
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by heed 15y ago
>In the meantime it is still very valuable to have a place where it's possible to be honest. It's also a place where you can be completely dishonest, make up stories, be someone else with almost no repercussions. I think most people are
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by heed 15y ago
Where do you guys get your traffic data from? Is it mostly from people using google maps mobile?
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by heed 15y ago
One of Death Cab For Cutie's most popular songs is "I Will Follow You Into The Dark." It was written in 15 minutes. http://www.vh1.com/video/misc/657035/i-will-follow-you-into-...
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by heed 15y ago
Steve Huffman - reddit co-founder https://plus.google.com/108698511898906110438/posts Resig - creator of jquery https://plus.google.com/115675748062237570841/posts
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by heed 15y ago
plus.ly
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by heed 15y ago
Sensory deprivation is also a safe way to have an intense psychedelic experience, without having to ingest chemicals. Go float in a tank for an hour or two, and you'll be astonished at some of the crazy thoughts you'll have.
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by heed 15y ago
Not only did the end of the article fall flat for me as well, I would go one step further to say the author possibly contradicted himself. In section X he talks about the Crits having heightened awareness toward the indeterminacy of law, bu
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by heed 16y ago
Portugal has had much success with decriminalizing personal use of drugs. http://www.time.com/time/health/article/0,8599,1893946,00.ht... It's important to note that legalization doesn't mean there isn't regulation, or that users are reso
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by heed 16y ago
Hmm.. Would now be a good time to build a new reddit?

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