Matt Thornton @javascriptjedi

I'm more of a Sith, but JavaScriptJedi had a better ring to it. Longtime Workfront, an Adobe company, employee. The views expressed here are mine. Joined May 2012

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McKoye @RealMcKoye

3 years ago

RT if you like @spidadmitchell in these mountain note fits! #TakeNote #MountainNote #TurnItUp @utahjazz

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This month US Americans got a small glimpse of what a coup might feel like, and they are rightly outraged. One might hope this would provoke some reflection on the *actual* coups that the US itself has perpetrated around the world. Here are some of them:

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Joe Biden @JoeBiden

5 years ago

We are a country with an open wound. None of us can turn away. None of us can be silent. None of us any longer can hear those words — “I can’t breathe” — and do nothing. We must commit, as a nation, to pursue justice with every ounce of our being.

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Justin E Samuels @ThugDebugger

6 years ago

Honestly what @kentcdodds said about "im not smart, im persistent" sums up myself and most of the great devs I know. Do we know a lot, sure. But we all run into tons of issues still, and the thing that makes us all great is that persistence to solve a problem no matter difficulty

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Matt Thornton @javascriptjedi

7 years ago

Finance degree. Senior Engineer, 11 years in the field.

Donna Malayeri comma PhD @lindydonna

7 years ago

Finance degree. Senior Engineer, 11 years in the field.

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Brad Meltzer @bradmeltzer

7 years ago

Hey @Russo_Brothers, I’m in for ten bucks. Can you please make this happen? Everyone who retweets this is in too.

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Harlan Haskins @harlanhaskins

7 years ago

According to digiconomist, the average carbon footprint of a single Bitcoin transaction is around 396.92kg of CO2. That's like burning 46 gallons of gasoline when you want to pay a friend for dinner.

Paul Fenwick, @[email protected] @pjf

7 years ago

According to digiconomist, the average carbon footprint of a single Bitcoin transaction is around 396.92kg of CO2. That's like burning 46 gallons of gasoline when you want to pay a friend for dinner.