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delwin

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    Comment #7438693

    http://www.ninjainvoice.com/

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    Comment #7438661

    Really nice work! Blows my competing product out of the water, unfortunately.

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    Comment #5813016

    Thanks for the response! Your points addressed in order: First, if college is all about social interaction, then it's hardly worth the money. I can go to conferences, take non-univ…

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    Comment #5224713

    Hipsters are SO into Facebook. And even _more_ into Instagram. They define pop culture by positioning themselves against a "phantom" pop culture that is even more pop.

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    Comment #5224706

    I don't think it is a counterculture yet. I think it will happen in 10-20 years, maybe more. Just a humble prediction. So no, it's not a counterculture right now. It's a bunch of v…

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    Comment #5224699

    This is awesome!! I love this guy.

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    Comment #5222343

    That seems a little prejudiced. I know Americans who would do this. That doesn't make them less American. I know Germans who wouldn't. That doesn't make them not German. No general…

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    Comment #5222123

    I agree with that. Read the end of the article and you'll see I define the culture as not anti-tech but critically judgemental and cautious towards it. And while that is not be a t…

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    Comment #5222098

    Read a little further into the article and you will see I very much agree with you.

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    Comment #5222081

    Thanks for the term antihumanism. That is more what I'm getting at.

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    Comment #5222071

    Anti-Facebook is not mainstream. It's a popular opinion, but not the MOST popular opinion.

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    Comment #5222035

    that's what I'm saying! of course we're not actually locked in, but it's a pervasive illusion, especially if you are of a particular age/social group.

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    Comment #5053262

    $971? Are you fucking kidding me? It took me less than $200 to outfit my kitchen, and that includes a breadmaker, a rice-cooker, as well as things to eat the food with. Most of thi…

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    Comment #4889469

    I'm only 20, not sure I have a lot to say, but here it is so far: Life: Deciding to stay with my girlfriend through a long-distance relationship. It's hard, but definitely worth it…

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    Comment #4822729

    I haven't really had problems with this. I have an Android phone, an iPod, and dual boot Ubuntu and OS X. Google Music syncs iTunes to my phone via the cloud just fine; the iPod na…

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    Comment #4822701

    > You're blind to the box you're currently living in. I definitely feel this all the time. Just about the time I start feeling comfortable building webapps, I step back and see _al…

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    Comment #4822686

    No, that's not apt at all. The "trade" isn't C, Java, Ruby, Python, whatever. The "trade" is solving problems with computers. Usually the same types of problems.

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    Comment #4301390

    Any critique that world-class teachers give Khan Academy would apply to most K-12 math teachers as well. I think people are worried because Khan Academy can spread much further (an…

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    Comment #4301301

    Check out Pygame. There's nothing like making games to remind you how awesome programming is. Game programming ties a lot of things together — algorithms, AI, code organization, te…

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