pseudointellect

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   by pseudointellect 10y ago

   The article's subtle implication that we are all changing the world but it'll take time for that change to be realized is truly arrogant and delusional.
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   by pseudointellect 10y ago

   Never say never; it makes you seem very close-minded.
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   by pseudointellect 10y ago

   > "Blazing fast page load and seamless transitions." Click on Get Started and no seamless transition, but rather a very abrupt page load.
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   by pseudointellect 10y ago

   Thanks for questioning the honesty of the site. Your comment is truly productive and, sadly, at home against all the jaded (and envious) comments here on HN.
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   by pseudointellect 10y ago

   I'm being down-voted because I'm arguing for a feature that all-knowing "hackers" on here feel is hampering their user experience. Because they know what's best for every product they use. And everyone uses that pro
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   by pseudointellect 10y ago

   I feel bad for your "friends."
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   by pseudointellect 10y ago

   Saying they aren't comparable isn't right either FWIW.
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   by pseudointellect 10y ago

   Glad the title was updated from the previous titlegore. Thanks, mods!
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   by pseudointellect 10y ago

   "while you were away" nonsense? A feature that shows you popular tweets from only people you follow. How is that nonsense?
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    by pseudointellect 10y ago

    Not similar at all actually. You're talking about software written over a couple of years (by humans) that is supporting our current biology versus biological processes that have "optimized" us over tens of thousands of years