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To me, this looks like a great idea from Ruby that has been shoe-horned into Go, and it feels weird.

It's definitely a 'modern' web app shoe-horned onto the front of an older app.

FP starts from math, for OO math had to be shoe horned into successful existing work that didn't care about it that much.

I wish all abstract computing topics could be shoe horned into a convenient model like a familiar video game.

These could be shoe-horned into Gitlab using tags, but it requires third-party plugins.

What's with the pointless GNU shoe horned in as well?

I like the concept here, but the mobile integration seems wholly arbitrary and shoe-horned.

Some of them feel kind of shoe-horned in, as if there was no general slot for them already installed, it just had to be jammed in there.

I replaced widgets on a few sites, and the official replacement always looked & felt shoe-horned because there was so much less control.

> and it is certainly not the case that every reader wants papers shoe-horned into an artificial page limit.

Because JS will always be compromised by being JS shoe horned into a role it wasn't designed for and not byte code optimised for the purpose at hand.

The only reason that news pays is that there are people who want to share a story, people willing to listen, and advertisements that can be shoe-horned inbetween broadcasting segments.

All that is mentioned in the Quran is the "Two-Horned One", which could be Cyrus as mentioned on the wikipedia page, or it could be someone else completely.

He's the new breed of self-aggrandizing web whore that gets himself shoe horned in "tech" sites or simply via his dumpster blog Boingboing.

Any more than making a little anthropomorphic horned robot and having him divert fast "hot" molecules one direction or slow "cold" molecules another would be a great step forward for thermodynamics in 2014.