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Twitter has found its niche users: somehow web developers, designers and indie game developers seem to love it.

Or is your assumption that those people are coerced somehow and that their preferences don't enter into it?

And somehow they pulled it off, they released a really beautiful movie, and they wrote a paper about it, too.

Can someone brighten my day and tell me a way twitter has helped us, somehow?

It's not just about a regulatory burden, but the premise of breaking away from academia, of somehow finding a magic bullet and commercializing it, and assuming that biology is somehow like software is flawed.

There's a strange subconscious feeling that anything lacking fancy wrappings is somehow worth less.

Is there data to show that the environmental impact will be somehow lessened?

Decentralized services aren't somehow fundamentally incompatible with usability—its just a challenge we haven't tackled yet.

Maybe you mistyped a web address and somehow wound up here?

Ever consider compiling your lecture notes and making them available somehow?

I imagine it could be implemented with typeclasses in Haskell somehow (probably using existential types), but I doubt it would be as easy.

The article discusses the use of software to catch rouge employee's before they can do any harm and somehow this gets translated to anti wall street comments?

The "Recent Tweets" part of this site feels somehow at odds with the principles though.

Simplicity in life allows you to focus on what's important." -- Zuckerberg True or not, it would be weird to argue that his opinion is somehow a rare isolated outlier.

Even if you believe that PPK is 100% right about the "problem", I truly can't grok the notion that a moratorium would somehow "solve" anything.

Somehow really fascinating despite being ridiculously far over my head.