lucianoci

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   by lucianoci 8y ago

   Had a pretty similar relationship. I was the one that wanted to get back together though. But this one time he didn't apologize and did the most incredible 180 on me. Never felt so hated, almost killed myself [0]. I tried to engage onc
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   by lucianoci 8y ago

   The Twitter thing you bring up is interesting. Tweeting (or posting wherever) about your work is interesting in that it forces you to at least pretend you're getting something done. I find that most hacks for consistency are external i
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   by lucianoci 8y ago

   It's all the small things. Till recently there weren't even react devtools for Firefox. Almost any dev-oriented extension targets chrome first. Chrome has a great devtools protocol, and node conveniently happens to support it too,
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   by lucianoci 8y ago

   More interestingly this mechanic functions in every kind of social relationship. Everybody who isn't a total shut-in has at least a few different audiences they cater to. Also very common to become too attached to a persona that, say,