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by sixo 10y ago
I wonder: what is that last sentence referring to? What got it right first? (Or gets it right now?)
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by sixo 10y ago
To a lot of folks, those candidates weren't appealing. They didn't inspire confidence that they could work on a populist agenda while also being competent political leadership. Paul more than Sanders, but a lot of people have trou
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by sixo 10y ago
A recent reddit thread had a lot of interesting material on taste: https://www.reddit.com/r/books/comments/4oiqvw/dan_brown_don...
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by sixo 10y ago
As are Toronto and Pittsburgh, which I've seen articles about in the last week.
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by sixo 10y ago
Yes, the claim is false. It's not obvious to me what it's been confused for. Edit: oh, the other commenter figured it out.
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by sixo 10y ago
I'd love to see a list of web frameworks with one-paragraph blurbs describing the problem they solve and what they work with. To an outsider (which I am) they all seem the same.
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by sixo 10y ago
You left out the predicate, you know, the part that makes this sentence worthwhile.
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by sixo 10y ago
Or committed a lot of the vernacular to print, when that was something that wasn't done.
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by sixo 11y ago
L-M-M himself comments on the lyrics on Genius fairly often, too.
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by sixo 11y ago
Most of what I have to say, I haven't thought through enough to commit to the internet permanently. When I was a little younger I was willing to put anything out there, but not anymore. So I prefer a transient medium. The other thing i
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by sixo 11y ago
Whenever you make an action using a GUI, you can clearly see what options are available to you, even if you're not using them. It's unreasonable for every person to invest the time to fully internalize the capabilities of every to
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by sixo 11y ago
To my ear, it's a subset of Gen X, and definitely doesn't encompass all of Gen X culture.