marknutter

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   by marknutter 17y ago

   You've changed my life..
2. 2552.▲
   by marknutter 17y ago

   I'll agree with that, but I would say Twitter is the better example being that it's much more open than Facebook (no friend requests required).
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   by marknutter 17y ago

   It amazes me that someone on HN can't understand why Twitter is useful.
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   by marknutter 17y ago

   It's woefully low on posts, too. I only see about 1-2 good submissions a day.
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   by marknutter 17y ago

   > The value is in the community, which could be lured onto something else pretty quickly. Tell that to the MS Bing folks. Luring people can be more difficult than you might think.
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   by marknutter 17y ago

   How did I know that underneath that terse damnation of Twitter was bubbling a stormy and long-winded sea of contempt? I'll spare you the equally long winded rebuttal with my very simple observation about Twitter: it has brought RSS to the m
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   by marknutter 17y ago

   I will never understand luddites like you. You honestly can't see any value in Twitter, in any respect?
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   by marknutter 17y ago

   It does: http://gizmodo.com/5385841/apple-imac-hands-on?skyline=true&...
9. 2559.▲
   by marknutter 17y ago

   Spoken like a true programmer.
10. 2560.▲
    by marknutter 17y ago

    Troll
11. 2561.▲
    by marknutter 17y ago

    It looks like it was designed by programmers.
12. 2562.▲
    by marknutter 17y ago

    Please let it be so..
13. 2563.▲
    by marknutter 17y ago

    I hope some of that money is going for extra toilets.
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    by marknutter 17y ago

    Either way..
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    by marknutter 17y ago

    Truly they were film making visionaries.
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    by marknutter 17y ago

    This is probably the most irritating comment I've seen on HN so far. Boo.
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    by marknutter 17y ago

    It's not a "failure is OK meme", it's a "realism is OK" meme.
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    by marknutter 17y ago

    It takes a lot of effort to admit an idea you get really charged up about doesn't have any viability in the marketplace. Interesting article; failing is a good thing most of the time.
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    by marknutter 17y ago

    I hate to be the one to say it, but biking is extremely inconvenient, especially if you live in the burbs' as I do. I'm very into fitness, but even I don't want to have to jump on my bike just to deposit a check or get some milk.