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by tkxxx7 10y ago
That was the feeling I got from it as well. Perhaps could've been stated more clearly, but to me the intent was there.
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by tkxxx7 10y ago
that's a good point too, I have a couple lists I look at for close friends and such and only go onto the timeline every now and then
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by tkxxx7 10y ago
Oh, wow. Does this effect third-party clients as well? I use Echofon almost exclusively.
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by tkxxx7 10y ago
What is algorithm-driven in my twitter feed? The 'While you were away' stuff at the top? Other than that, as far as I know it's always been a chronological feed of whoever I want.
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by tkxxx7 10y ago
> I don't think many blacks care of being a "small minority" on a posh white neighborhood... We do. Besides what a sibling has already mentioned regarding some small cultural difficulties, there's the whole "poli
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by tkxxx7 10y ago
Sure, you can follow behind us with your training wheels if you'd like. There's no way you'll feel alienated.
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by tkxxx7 10y ago
We shouldn't trivialize Jung's and Myer's work because of the pop culture surrounding it. Psychological Types and it's surrounding works (though, I haven't read The Red Book yet) contain a great deal of insight.
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by tkxxx7 10y ago
teaching people to build web apps, especially without a framework in a language like Go, should buy you tons of leverage.
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by tkxxx7 10y ago
I could see this becoming super popular in some twitter circles, though.
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by tkxxx7 10y ago
I really enjoy this one - https://github.com/bigeasy/cadence
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by tkxxx7 10y ago
Perhaps to signal affordability.
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by tkxxx7 10y ago
I didn't downvote, but I'd guess it's because you didn't answer the parent's question exactly, which was asking the OP's rationale for their opinion (not the rationale for the addition to the language). Your co
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by tkxxx7 10y ago
This is neat, but those functions can only be used once.
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by tkxxx7 10y ago
"Rage-quitting"? She couldn't find what she wanted, so she left. Her argument is not "everyone should get what they want" but that the majority of people's situations are worse than hers. You having different p
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by tkxxx7 10y ago
I like the Kindle iOS app, which now allows you to 'flip' through pages by dragging a bar.
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by tkxxx7 10y ago
> You say a person's skin color is part of their identity but you also say we shouldn't group or categorize people based on skin color. It's a part of your identity you don't get to choose, and how you identify with i
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by tkxxx7 10y ago
it's pretty useful for those who have a difficult time understanding and getting along with people otherwise.
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by tkxxx7 10y ago
> How are you defining 'viewpoint', and 'seriously'? What does it mean to take seriously the viewpoints common in Islam that -- gay people should be persecuted, to the point of being thrown off buildings, stoned to de
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by tkxxx7 10y ago
Whites represent the largest body of every class. That's kind of how numbers work.
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by tkxxx7 11y ago
This is what everyone should do ideally, but that means your solution is conscientiousness, and good luck spreading that across all your dependencies.
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by tkxxx7 12y ago
how to meteor.js LOL
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by tkxxx7 12y ago
Whole Foods downtown, Meijer on 8 Mile and Woodward, Spartan stores everywhere... I don't know what you are talking about.
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by tkxxx7 13y ago
Judging from my own use and people I know, cellular talk time is one of the things people do on smartphones the _least_ these days.
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by tkxxx7 14y ago
The article should've been called "Marionette Vs. Chaplin" for obvious reasons.
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by tkxxx7 14y ago
You would never put a link like this on a business card or relay it in person anyway. You'd probably just hyperlink some text on a blog or in an email. It's pretty clear that this isn't a permanent web hosting solution.
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by tkxxx7 14y ago
It's about explaining it to people who generally _aren't_ on HN and/or have no programming experience.