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by tommynazareth 16y ago
This article raises a question I've always wondered about, and since there are a lot of Mac users here, maybe I can get an answer. I've used Linux for everything for the past seven years. If I switched to Mac, my first concern would be sett
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by tommynazareth 16y ago
It sounds like your problem with App Engine is that you're Django. Yeah, Django is not built for the App Engine data store, so why not use something that is? I've used the Tipfy and Flask frameworks (both are a thin layer on top of Werkzeug
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by tommynazareth 16y ago
Trevor must be half insane. Those people sitting around laughing with the Anybot is one of the most bizarre things I've seen. Can you imagine working in a factory where your boss roamed around the floors as an Anybot?! I'm not going to say
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by tommynazareth 16y ago
Fruit is delicious and digestible in its natural state. It attracts us with its appearance and smell. It has incredible amounts of sugar and nutrients. We should eat mangos and the like. One very scientific book you can read is The China St
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by tommynazareth 16y ago
They should give the money to Louis C.K. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=95fNgx8aCS8
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by tommynazareth 16y ago
None of this money will go towards empowering people. It will be used to reinforce the status quo. A lot of people will get suckered by the publicity, and they will buy into how this kind of movement can change the world. Meanwhile, they wi
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by tommynazareth 16y ago
Erica, I want to thank you for your beautiful articulation of the sad truth that makes mass education painful for so many people. Unfortunately, school very effectively destroys people's ability to act on the reality you tried show to your
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by tommynazareth 16y ago
Thanks for listening, I hope my criticism is helpful. Best of luck in your endeavor.
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by tommynazareth 16y ago
It is extremely validating to hear this coming from the lips of a valedictorian. I've always defended my disinterest in school by asserting that I'm way too smart for school. I struggled for my entire academic career because I naively belie
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by tommynazareth 16y ago
You think it is a good idea to brag about belittling users? Oh please, please, let me in, let me use your awesome product! It doesn't seem like the guy on twitter was pleading. You might have some good ideas about marketing, so please, go a
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by tommynazareth 16y ago
Yeah. I'm not a great instrumentalist, but I feel comfortable picking up any instrument and playing - brass, woodwind, whatever. Guitar and keyboard are the only instruments I've actually studied, though.
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by tommynazareth 16y ago
I listen to podcasts all day while I work. I've consumed hundreds of hours of all types of podcasts. No Agenda is the best show on the internet. Edit: There is plenty of 'real news' tabloid shit though. The value in No Agenda is the deconst
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by tommynazareth 16y ago
I told my girlfriend today that I couldn't tell her what or how to learn, but that all of my knowledge and skill is the result of following my interests. When you follow a thread far enough, you eventually untangle the entire knot and see t
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by tommynazareth 16y ago
This sounds like a good deal to me. I'm working on a product to facilitate weight loss competitions. If you can help out, email me: tommy@pinchyfingers.com. Thanks for the offer.
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by tommynazareth 16y ago
If you look for Indian or Chinese restaurants you can usually find some good vegan ones. I really like Kingdom of Vegetarians in Philadelphia. It isn't a super nice restaurant, but the food is great and there's lot of options. I don't reall
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by tommynazareth 16y ago
No problem, thanks for the article. I signed up for the Sokanu alpha, although I can't quite figure out what the product is.
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by tommynazareth 16y ago
I think this is a point worth considering, even if it is a little off topic. I hear about this 'disadvantage' of being intelligent often, and I won't disagree that it can be crippling to learn to avoid challenges, but when discussing intell
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by tommynazareth 16y ago
Reading this article helped rejuvenate my efforts on a fitness product I've been working on. When I first started discussing the idea with my girlfriend, we immediately saw how it could become the biggest thing in fitness and take the world
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by tommynazareth 16y ago
Perhaps there is an elaborate rat society running around mazes and pressing switches somewhere in the bowels of Goldman Sachs?
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by tommynazareth 16y ago
And maybe even disregard for social norms ;)
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by tommynazareth 16y ago
Adam Curry argued convincingly that the hasty follow-up was b.s.
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by tommynazareth 16y ago
The real force at work here is the desire to explore and experience new things. Entropic networks arise when we welcome new challenges in our lives and embrace uncomfortable experiences. Certainly, having a diverse network is a point of lev
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by tommynazareth 16y ago
Vulnerability is the ultimate test of confidence. It is the willingness to let others judge you and subject yourself to their mis-belief. To make yourself vulnerable requires a solid grounding that isn't dependent on other's approval. Inevi
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by tommynazareth 16y ago
I like how he graduated from Harvard in '06 in '02.
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by tommynazareth 16y ago
If I were in their position, I'd try to swing the donation model. Reddit offers value and should receive value in return. There is nothing wrong with trying to monetize an audience through advertising, but in some circumstances it is insult