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by tb303 8y ago
Sorry to be totally naive here. I love the design but i don't totally get it — what would I use something like this for? Like hosting widget-related jobs for my widget aficionado forums?
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by tb303 9y ago
I'm sitting in a room full of synths from 1971 through 2017 and I still think my OP1 is one of the most delightful, amazing things in here. You can find them used for around $600.
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by tb303 9y ago
I don't know why you're getting downvoted and I completely agree. Twitter as a platform continues to give voice to mis-(dis-?)information.
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by tb303 9y ago
Except that it's only newsworthy in a recursive way. They give him a platform to break their own rules and be controversial. The simple fact is they want him to be controversial on their platform, not someone else's. This is a dan
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by tb303 9y ago
Yes, what people are upset about, myself included, is that Trump is not held to the same ToC and https://help.twitter.com/en/rules-and-policies/hateful-condu... that everyday users are held to, because his batshit
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by tb303 9y ago
You mean like threatening nuclear action against another nation? "Examples of what we do not tolerate includes, but is not limited to behavior that harasses individuals or groups of people with: violent threats; wishes for the physical
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by tb303 9y ago
i'm with timc3 on this one. at this point every dude with a beard and a modular suitcase has a standing gig in the park making gurgly noises for people, and every gamer who watched deadmau5's twitch has a bunch of mutable instrume
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by tb303 9y ago
That's exactly it. The whole point of YTK was to protect our kids from the fire hose and provide a trusted safe space. About a year ago it was. Our son was watching Blippi and videos about banana slugs. We deleted the app once we saw t
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by tb303 9y ago
I don't think you are familiar with the content. As a parent, I am. We've reported them to YT and they don't act. These are videos that pretend to be about spiderman or peppa pig but involve blood, violence, sexual themes, di
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by tb303 9y ago
read receipts + link tracking. if you use it for work, it's incredible. all the other solutions are heavy-handed CRM style plugins for gmail. canned responses + simple mail-merge style things downside: because it's not gmail, sear
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by tb303 10y ago
I hear you and appreciate the reply. I do agree, in that one minute of meditation is better than 0 minutes of meditation, just like 7 minute workouts are better than 0 minute workouts. So any effort to encourage folks to pause during their
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by tb303 10y ago
I'm not yunha but i'll reply and hope it helps. Guided meditations are substitutes for traditional group practice. Distributed group practice, if you will. The goal is to think of them as training and lessons for your own excursio
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by tb303 10y ago
+1000 kabat-zinn guided meditations with lots of silence, free body scan: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D8oKWQiEWYs 10 min: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8HYLyuJZKno 40 min: https://www.youtu
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by tb303 10y ago
there is something very weird to me about calling someone a "hardcore meditator" for meditating >5 minutes. It takes me 5 minutes just to get my brain to shut up. Listening to someone else put words in my brain for five minutes
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by tb303 10y ago
Just came here to say that too. There's a fair amount of hubris in the founder/ceo promising things they cannot promise. I realize bthdonohue is doing it for the sake of employees and their enthusiasm to continue with the acquisi
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by tb303 10y ago
Theranos' relationship with GlassDoor is rich. You should have seen the posts up there before Theranos went after them with lawyers.
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by tb303 11y ago
This is a fun conversation and I feel I may be too ignorant on the topic to hold any informed stance. But my feeling is the problematic issue has a lot less to do with the producers and a lot more with the consumers. As in, you're righ
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by tb303 11y ago
Really appreciate your writing this. While I agree 100% that those realities are unfortunate, I think it's a related but somewhat tangential issue bordering on threadjack due to loud vs quiet, classical vs "garbage", etc. Tho
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by tb303 11y ago
Jumping in here as someone who has been designing for the web and other medium since 1994 I think what drew the OP to that question is lack of historical context. This site is great. It's clearly 100% deliberate, tongue-in-cheek, like
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by tb303 11y ago
Fingerprint unlock is good. Material is good. But this part is important: Get search into the toolbar, and out of the menu.
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by tb303 11y ago
Hi Kyle, thank you for participating in this conversation. I am sure everyone here appreciates it. It is true that as an android dev one has to implement many things themselves. It's an unpleasant part of developing for Android that Go
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by tb303 11y ago
Finally, we can keep humpback whales in our starships!
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by tb303 11y ago
Yes, Brent had a fairly famous meltdown known as his Beastie Boys / To the 5 Boroughs review. http://bbs.beastieboys.com/showthread.php?t=21070 (retraction info here: http://bbs.beastieboys.com/showpost
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by tb303 11y ago
Git makes git painless
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by tb303 13y ago
http://vuo.org/ is the emerging successor more info: http://vuo.org/qc-remake http://vuo.org/node/64
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by tb303 13y ago
I have been using this weekly since first getting access. Totally worth it. I've had a magsafe adapter (Staples) same-day delivered when I forgot mine at work, groceries when I wasn't able to swing by the store on the way home tha
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by tb303 13y ago
No, you mostly won't even encounter the drivers, they are so busy they're already back in their cars by the time you get to the door!
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by tb303 13y ago
I know of some currently successful companies whose founders used meaningful, honest, yet vague phrases like "we're trying to change the way people ___________". And they did. And I know of about 5x the startups whose founder
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by tb303 13y ago
I agree with this tactic 100%. It is much more meaningful and honest.
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by tb303 13y ago
Yes, and then I'd consider arranging them on a grid, with predictable tab order, and then I'd consider remove distracting visual ornamentation, and then... ...we have a usable, familiar, industry-tested form of data entry. =D

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