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   by septerr 13y ago

   I don't get why this is made to be a big deal. Gender or race shouldn't matter in choice of speakers, it should be their talent, track record, relevance of their work etc. What woman would want to be invited to speak if they knew it was bec
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   by septerr 14y ago

   The fact that more and more people do not have the skills to make it in America today is the most heart breaking. And with the costs of college education, the problem will only become worse with the offsprings of those affected today becomi
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   by septerr 14y ago

   an NSL Apologize for irrelevancy of the comment. Someone needed to let squeed know.
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   by septerr 14y ago

   I have this OCD tendency to clean up my place before I can sit down to work on my projects, by the time I am done with it all, I am hungry, so I cook then there are the dishes...after everything's done, I feel mentally drained even though a
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   by septerr 14y ago

   WHat stood out to me from the article - "The findings also tie into research attempting to do away with sleep, such as by finding a drug that could eliminate the effects of sleep deprivation." Every now and then I get upset with myself for
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   by septerr 14y ago

   Ah! Thank you for the gloves vs mittens tip. I have always found gloves futile, they never warm my hands. I will try mittens next winter.
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   by septerr 14y ago

   Oh "Honey Do List" is a very funny and sweet choice of name.
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   by septerr 14y ago

   +1 for a focused app. There must be several apps that will accomplish each of those individual things, wishlists, google drive, count less to-do apps....but what this does is bring together these generic functionalities for a single purpose
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   by septerr 14y ago

   A monthly mail delivery would be better, no? I had thought of this and when I researched I think I found something like that i.e. monthly condom delivery already exists and did not think about it any more. Btw, a yearly delivery of new unde
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    Twitter Launches Vine(npr.org)

    2 points by septerr 14y ago|1 comments
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    by septerr 14y ago

    Did anyone else feel like the gifs were overused?
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    by septerr 14y ago

    SO much time and he surfed the web :/ If I could have that kind of time... sigh
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    by septerr 14y ago

    You should upload the app somewhere and make it available. It seems very cool.
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    by septerr 14y ago

    I want to add further to my comment that I do not oppose the idea of making the web accessible by nature, but reading so far in this post and comments, it seems hugely difficult esp considering how much of the content/elements are manipulat
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    by septerr 14y ago

    Why shouldn't companies (their developers) put in the extra effort needed to keep both versions up to date? They can come up with a framework for it. It may not necessarily mean two totally separate code base. You could design your framewor
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    by septerr 14y ago

    Shouldn't websites start having an accessible version, like they have mobile versions of their sites? These would be free of too much JavaScript fu and go directly to the meat of the matter. In fact it is possible people with no physical c
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    by septerr 14y ago

    Show some examples / demo please. The readme doesn't tell all that much.
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    by septerr 14y ago

    I clicked through quickly, I might review in detail later. First off, nice job. You have implemented a lot. Groups, discussions, quotes, books read and to-read. How long and how many people did it take?? Is there functionality for people to
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    by septerr 14y ago

    Nice. I might use it on my blog when the number of posts cross 10 :).
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    by septerr 14y ago

    Looks great, don't have time to go through it in detail right now, but first impression - the ui and idea are awesome.
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    by septerr 14y ago

    With so much inspiration floating around (and fixed to every wall in the office), I find http://www.despair.com/demotivators.html refreshing.
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    by septerr 14y ago

    TLDR: trance - knocking on my window "Although the overall size and asymmetrical shape of Einstein’s brain were normal, the prefrontal, somatosensory, primary motor, parietal, temporal and occipital cortices were extraordinary" "These may h
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    An Entrepreneur Expands The Lego Universe(npr.org)

    2 points by septerr 14y ago|0 comments
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    by septerr 14y ago

    NPR, Twitter
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    by septerr 14y ago

    I am amazed that a human being can cover 100 miles in a day, even if on a bike. Awesome. I feel like such a lazy bum!!
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    by septerr 14y ago

    I agree, it was a very good read.
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    by septerr 14y ago

    Good. I wonder if this also addresses the problem when you are replying to a long chain of email conversation, the compose box includes the entire chain while also displaying the chain above the compose box. Very unpleasant.
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    by septerr 14y ago

    Nice. And prezjordan has a good question. Why is it a jquery plugin?
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    by septerr 14y ago

    I felt similarly. And that first statement by Kevin Packingham made me gag. Yea, he works for Samsung and made a statement saying he was shocked to see uptick in their sales after iPhone5 release. Plus the article is fileld with too many st
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    by septerr 14y ago

    Nice. I have bookmarked this to keep an eye on the storm.