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After all these are the young minds that will be building the higher level programming languages of tomorrow.

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an open-source and distributed social network.

Meaning at a glance

The clearest senses and uses of minds gathered in one view.

an open-source and distributed social network.

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Core meanings and parts of speech for minds.

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an open-source and distributed social network.

Example sentences

After all these are the young minds that will be building the higher level programming languages of tomorrow.

These kinds of CEO are just emotionally clueless, and nothing you say or do will change their minds.

We hire some of the brightest minds in the Haskell world and love teaching it to newcomers.

Recognizing this fact, in my opinion, is a key driver in helping to wrap our minds around these concepts.

Snapchat, after all, in many people's minds was about sexting and distasteful things - take the money.

I've found it useful to avoid forgettable business waffle that fails to change people's minds nor behaviour.

Either way, they can be wrong for a particular context, or sometimes wrong in general but kept in peoples' minds by inertia and repetition.

And thus, their promises to provide us with solutions that the best minds of the private sector couldn't execute are unlikely to reach fruition.

I think the problem comes in that the contracts must eventually have impact in human minds.

That's when we get the real benefits of extending our minds into this digital medium.

And that was limited more than Western minds have been taught.

Accepting applicants who are married and screwing with their spouses' minds is incredibly ugly, even if it's just messing with people's heads and not actually separating families.

Quote examples

“It seemed that in their minds, the Internet did not exist; only Facebook,” he concluded.

They ask "how is it that certain ideas seem to stick our minds better than others?", and give concrete advice on how to improve the stickiness of your own ideas.

Millions of human minds connected for the first time in an elaborate feedback loop -- we get these non-adaptive non-linear emergent effects, these harmonics, like "flame wars", hatred, and all kinds of weird new forms of harassment.

I feel like a lot of people who've hated MS will always hate them, even if some day they find a cure for cancer - because in their minds, they'll always be "late to the game" regardless of how innovative their products are.