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terrble
9y ago
Reddit has narrow, highly specialized communities where product mentions, while not necessarily recommendations, are very useful for researching, shopping, and understanding a niche consumer market.
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terrble
9y ago
This is stinkin' amazing. Great idea and nice implementation.
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terrble
9y ago
Karpathy. Car pathy. * I hate myself for this.
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terrble
10y ago
Chromium edit: https://www.chromium.org/developers/design-documents
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terrble
10y ago
Hey, look, no offense China.. but you ain't that crazy. Also... this has been going on in the US for decades.. and if you think China is ultra-unreal, AVOID Japan.
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terrble
10y ago
As we continue to deteriorate the rule of law, stuff like this will happen more and more. We're nowhere near the endgame...
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terrble
11y ago
> Specifically designed with small residential property owners in mind. I think this is a mistake. As a small residential property owner, a property management company is so cheap I feel using one is totally worth it. I suspect it might
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terrble
12y ago
Looks like a lot of privileged white males having trouble with a strong black woman.
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terrble
13y ago
Taking it down a psychological path _maybe_ a bit too far to be useful, but accurate.
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13y ago
It already has, repeatedly - but that's totally orthogonal. To imply that gun owners are worried about systematic government oppression that would necessitate an uprising is not an accurate portrayal of conventional wisdom, it's a half-ass
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13y ago
Once I had a roommate that used anti-dandruff shampoo. "But you don't have dandruff," I exclaimed. He replied, "exactly." (that being said, foreign invasion is probably not a large motivating factor for most civilian gun owners in the US,
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terrble
13y ago
> huge corporate projects don't use it Incorrect assumption (source: developer at huge corporation on huge projects)
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14y ago
> Since the first day the iPhone has shipped, you've been able to download and install apps built with javascript from anywhere on the web. Wow. I had no idea. I found a detailed HOWTO http://matt.might.net/articles/how-to-native-iph
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There and Back Again - My Return to .Net Development
(mecodegood.tumblr.com)
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15y ago
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16y ago
This is a problem, sure. But what about pennies? No one needs or wants those.
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Which company's stock would you buy?
(twitter.com)
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terrble
16y ago
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A Cyborg Manifesto
(stanford.edu)
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16y ago
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terrble
16y ago
http://www.stanford.edu/dept/HPS/Haraway/CyborgManifesto.htm...
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16y ago
> try building a dynamic forms system that gets stored in the DB (fields, references to validation rules) allowing a user to build some forms and for another user to supply values for those forms this is fairly trivial. one area where
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terrble
16y ago
This article is going to sound really silly when archaeologists dust off the bits in 500 years.
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terrble
16y ago
A strange post. Congratulations?