@mapkyca @kevinmarks Also: I'm checking on what ...
@mapkyca @kevinmarks Also: I'm checking on what peoples' answers are now, not after it's been explained to them.
@mapkyca @kevinmarks Also: I'm checking on what peoples' answers are now, not after it's been explained to them.
@mapkyca @kevinmarks This was unscientific - but the Fb answers were more instructive than Twitter for me. I'm planning on a larger survey.
Scoring how successful you are based on how much time you spend on a social network is a completely unproblematic idea.
@evanpro @obra Please read my thinkpiece about how I gave up tastebuds
@evanpro @obra Have you tried Soylent
@taupeavenger Often half that. Basically commute + afternoon walk. Not great.
@_pius This is what I'm thinking too. As a bonus, it forces you into an API-and-front-end MVC pattern.
@timmmmyboy Pretty sure Google has a crawler that executes JS. Not guaranteed to be good though. And not available to the masses.
If everyone builds JS one-page apps that dynamically generate HTML, nothing can be crawled easily. It's all ephemeral. Does it matter?
@coreyhaines I feel like I'm missing something fundamental? Or is this more existential?
@2noame It's obviously hugely valuable and my model was simplistic. I don't, however, think open source coding is in the same ballpark.
@cmal_pp Planned production has also been shown to not work. My vote: more intelligent, compassionate capitalism. @mrclay_org