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Clark Kampfe retweeted
Replying to @myrrlyn
ah a fan of the pull out method in code and in real life
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European energy market update
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"YES HA HA YES!"
The year is 2045. The first astronauts have landed on Mars. They find a cave with a human skeleton. And 4 words are written on the wall. What are the four words
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Clark Kampfe retweeted
Dat's right, my frendt
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Clark Kampfe retweeted
Times tech columnist: “Of course, it would have been impossible to predict the effects of the internet’s presence in our lives.” McLuhan:
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Clark Kampfe retweeted
Me: bought a couple of closet hinges on Amazon Amazon recommendation: Alright listen. No more games. We're on the cusp of a fucking recession. Here:
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the quality of commentary on these MLS-Europe preseason games is so bad
Clark Kampfe retweeted
so many "founders" seem to just be fulltime networkers -- no hard skills in sales, eng, product, design, etc
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yet again I find myself in the dark place of getting my ass absolutely handled by linear algebra and computer graphics
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“Remember when the libs were mad about kids getting lead poising from lead in petrol and then we took lead out of petrol and then the lib stopped being mad about it” most intelligent reactionary conservative pundit
Remember when they spent years telling us to panic over the hole in the ozone layer and then suddenly just stopped talking about it and nobody ever mentioned the ozone layer again?
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
24 nations signed the Montreal Protocol limiting the use of CFCs in 1987. Scientists estimate that if the Montreal Protocol had never been implemented, the hole would have grown by 40 percent by 2013. Instead, the hole is expected to completely heal by 2050. smithsonianmag.com/science-nature…
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Clark Kampfe retweeted
maybe it’s just me but 1m people quitting your product doesn’t exactly seem like a success
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you know I keep that thang on me
You’ve heard of the violin, now get ready for the violence
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At some point, it becomes positively hubristic to assume we're merely experiencing increasingly unlikely concatenations of "virtually impossible" events without some real introspection into our baked-in assumptions and priors that lead us to that belief in the first place.
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