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15y ago
I use this all the time at work. It's really helpful. It's be nice if the options had a GUI, but it's great.
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15y ago
Boo: https://twitter.com/#!/avibryant/status/176155999151996928
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x5315
15y ago
I agree, but I'm not sure that the article's absolutist view is best. I used that quote to mean that if you're not happy, then you should change that.
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15y ago
It is entirely paid time off.
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15y ago
Yep.
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15y ago
I feel like you've got a little over-dramatic here. Firstly, i'm not married nor do i have children. Secondly, these things will come, in time . I find it discouraging that you feel that one can't take pride or enjoy work while being "a co
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15y ago
I work at Twitter, where i regularly work longs hours (my standard work day is something like 10 - 19:30) and am frequently on call. I even spend time at the weekends thinking and hacking on specific problems. I feel that the author's post
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15y ago
It's not an automatic censoring. The country sends a request to Twitter.
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15y ago
Twitter reports this information to http://www.chillingeffects.org/ . I think this is what you're describing.
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15y ago
A country can only ask Twitter to censor the information in that country. For example, if Germany doesn't want the German people see pro-Nazi content, they can ask Twitter to censor it in that country. Twitter will then report it in to htt
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15y ago
McDonalds' response: http://paidcontent.org/article/419-mcdonalds-social-media-di...
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15y ago
Lol.
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15y ago
Yes, we have for over a year now. I work on the Revenue team, and i can tell you that it's going great. Maybe you should follow more tech news. This might have more details: http://www.businessinsider.com/exclusive-interview-twitter-c...
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15y ago
Twitter. San Francisco and a few other places. According to many people I work with, Twitter is the best place they've ever worked. The perks are great, the challenges exceptional, and the culture inspiring. Join The Flock - http://twitter
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15y ago
It seems that most of the 'new' features described in this post have existed since the last new Twitter (from a year ago). Some just slightly more recent than that. I'm not sure that saying Twitter has 'grown more like Weibo' is accurate gi
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15y ago
In the video he says that he's using the latest version of IE, but it's IE8. I'm not sure it'll make a difference, but maybe it could.
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15y ago
Yes. https://twitter.com/job.html?jvi=owPbVfwb,Job
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15y ago
Dammit Greg! Sure, me posting this months ago helped you get a job at Twitter, but that doesn't mean you get to post it in the future. :). P.S. Come work at Twitter, it's awesome.
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15y ago
Twitter solves an elementally different problem to Facebook, which may lead to the disparity in features that you see and has previously caused issues with scalability. The Twitter engineering blog ( http://engineering.twitter.com/ ) detail
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15y ago
Firstly, Jack is at Twitter every day. Secondly, we're not just focused on making money. There are many teams at Twitter working on many amazing things unrelated to a financial goal.
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15y ago
Semicolons. Ew.
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15y ago
San Francisco, CA — Twitter. http://twitter.com/jobs.html
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16y ago
What i always answer to this question: It's not a bubble until we (Twitter) install a slide in the office.
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16y ago
'Last week Twitter told 3rd party client developers to essentially fuck-off.' Twitter's subtext being 'we don’t want your clients using our API and diluting our ability to advertise'. While neither of these statements are true, the concept
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16y ago
It's not a bubble until we install a slide in our building (Twitter). That's how i'm judging this.
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16y ago
"Pure CSS". Really? The CSS is cool and everything, but there's some JavaScript going on there.
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16y ago
WebKit Inspector, mainly in Safari.
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16y ago
One thing that CEO Dick Costolo has said is the amount of technical debt we have ( http://kara.allthingsd.com/20110117/full-dces-interview-vide... ). The scale is simple tremendous, and you've got to remember: Twitter isn't just a website;
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Talks about the codebase, about the system as a whole, also about specific sub-systems, about how to think through some things and, maybe, about recent design decisions.
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16y ago
I'm surprised nobody's mentioned this. Twitter is hiring in San Francisco. I just started there. Here's a list of the positions available: http://twitter.com/positions.html . I wasn't originally going to post this, but i saw this http://m
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