This reminds me a little of "Being or Nothingness" by Joe K (hehe) http://lukemuehlhauser.com/the-riddle-of-being-or-nothingnes...
The anonymous Silicon Valley satire that has stumped tech world insiders
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#12This is off topic, but why is WaPost only giving me 30% of my screen in which to view the article: http://i.imgur.com/QwnLoIh.png
I sometimes wish these news publications would just use Medium or similar blogging platforms.
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#13"We were promised flying cars and all we got was 140 characters"
Peter Thiel
I bet in Peter to be one of the authors of the book.
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#14From the headline, I thought this was going to be a piece about who runs @StartupLJackson
Or Jesus Christ, Silicon Valley, which unfortunately hasn't written anything new for a year or two.
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#15"We were promised flying cars and all we got was 140 characters" Peter Thiel I bet in Peter to be one of the authors of the book.
There are a lot of quotes in there from a ton of people. I'm actually in there, and I'm neither famous nor do I know who put the book out.
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#16This is off topic, but why is WaPost only giving me 30% of my screen in which to view the article: http://i.imgur.com/QwnLoIh.png I sometimes wish these news publications would just use Medium or similar blogging platforms.
The rest of the page is ads. I presume you have adblocker turned on.
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#17from the text: "Crooks never tweeted. He never retweeted. But he had developed his own, impassioned way of favoriting."
This is great.
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#18All I can think of when reading this is to ask myself whether or not the work that I do is good for my mental stability.
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#20This is off topic, but why is WaPost only giving me 30% of my screen in which to view the article: http://i.imgur.com/QwnLoIh.png I sometimes wish these news publications would just use Medium or similar blogging platforms.
It's not perfect, but I find most news sites to be more readable after turning off CSS. The text will properly fill your window, and there are no annoying typefaces.