Ian Patrick Hughes (@everynobody) 's Twitter Profile
Ian Patrick Hughes

@everynobody

Software. Hardware. 220. 221. Whatever it takes. Señor Director of Engineering. Former Marine. I believe in a free & independent Ukraine 🇺🇦

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calendar_today15-05-2008 19:15:19

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Amjad Masad Man goes to doctor. Says he doesn't believe exponential curves are a good way to forecast future events. Doctor says "Treatment is simple. Great founder Amjad Masad is in town. Check out his tweet at x.com/amasad/status/… " Man bursts into tears. "But doctor..."

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One of the under appreciated aspects of YoutTube’s algorithm is how topics can be so perfectly transient. As I’m studying a topic, or learning about a software tool, or playing a video game title; the suggested videos ebb and flood with my interest. When I’m done it’s done.

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It’s fine that people have an opinion about the Cracker Barrel rebrand. People have had hot takes about changed company logos forever. I just wish more people would add whether they had eaten at one when sharing their opinion. I don’t care because I’ve never been to one.

John B. Holbein (@johnholbein1) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Wow. This is wild. Researchers from Columbia, Michigan, and Maryland released VRscores. VRscores is a dataset linking voter registrations to online worker profiles that allow you to measure the partisan leanings of U.S. employers. 24.5M workers. 500k employers. 2012–2024.

Wow. This is wild.

Researchers from Columbia, Michigan, and Maryland released VRscores. 

VRscores is a dataset linking voter registrations to online worker profiles that allow you to measure the partisan leanings of U.S. employers.

24.5M workers. 500k employers. 2012–2024.
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This is supposedly my first tweet, but it isn't really. My first messages were sent via SMS commenting on a sandwich I was eating. I think I was trying to make light of the entire concept of people posting the mundane online.

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A couple weeks ago, I came home and my wife, Silvia, said something I almost couldn’t believe.   She looked at me and she said, “I think our state needs you.” Because she believed I could help our kids. Help San José. And help California.   And if you know anything about Silvia —

A couple weeks ago, I came home and my wife, Silvia, said something I almost couldn’t believe.
 
She looked at me and she said, “I think our state needs you.” Because she believed I could help our kids. Help San José. And help California.
 
And if you know anything about Silvia —