Sentences with phrase «of snark at»

:-P Besides, I kinda dig that little bit of snark at the end of the piece.

Not exact matches

Ben - Sasson, an architect of zk - SNARKs, is at work on a souped - up version of the tech that will require no multiparty setup phase — no computational baton - passing, no bonfires.

Again, it would be really easy to say, «Well, of course elite athletes have athletic bodies,» but seeing them here is enough to set aside the snark for a second and just marvel at the prowess and accomplishments of the women on America's gymnastics team.

In a piece titled: «Dumb Money: Exposing Silicon Valley's Stupidest Investments,» a writer for New York magazine snarked»... what kind of genius decided to throw $ 1.2 million at NaturallyCurly, the «leading social network and community for people with wavy, curly and kinky hair?»»

Now, the truth assaults us at every turn: raise any issue of even passing social significance, and watch the internet split us down the middle and degenerate into snark and acrimony.

Brimming with Rachel's signature blend of Ivy League smarts, Texas sass, and Gen - X snark, The Content Marketing Coach will teach you everything you need to win at the game of content marketing... with plenty of laughs along the way.

I was a man of the coasts and cities, at home among the snarks and cynics of postmodern times.

Generally speaking, Daniel Dennett's method in all his books is too often reminiscent of the forensic technique employed by the Snark, in the Barrister's dream, to defend a pig charged with abandoning its sty: The Snark admits the desertion but then immediately claims this as proof of the pig's alibi (for the creature was obviously absent from the scene of the crime at the time of its commission).

Barack Obama's snark about folks clinging to their guns and Bibles because they can't handle post-modernity got a mulligan from a star - struck press corps; but among those paying attention that elitist smackdown put the final nail in the coffin of Obama - the - unifier, the trope Obama had exploited since his first appearance on the national stage at the 2004 Democratic convention.

She gets snarked at for being naked sometimes, for not being married to her baby's father (Teigen and John Legend have been married for years, but even if they weren't, not being married is a stupid thing to shame a set of parents for), for being too big while pregnant, for not being big enough while pregnant, and for holding her own baby «wrong.»

Some friends insist that he simply is indulging a desire that has gnawed at him since the bright - eyed days of his first term, when the words «Pataki» and «presidential campaign» first appeared in earnest, if «earnest» is the proper description for sentences reeking of snark.

Because while the British Wheel of Yoga higher - ups may want people to think too many yoga teachers are undertrained, fluffy types who injure people left right and centre, and are earning squillions doing it, just across the pond, there's a growing snark directed at young female teachers, who are depicted as vain, clueless, or trust - fund - obnoxious.

Some purists may snark at the thought of this salad being considered tabbouleh.

I was gleeful at the superior Mr. Stark meeting his egomaniacal match in Stephen Strange; the battle of snark vs. snark was almost as good as watching any of the action sequences.

But for all of the self - aware snark and superciliousness, The Big Short is an underdog story at heart.

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Although they have frequently employed Western styles, True Grit is the Coen Brothers» (A Serious Man, Burn After Reading) first attempt at the true Western genre, quite traditional in its adaptation of the classic Charles Portis story, a novel originally published in the «Saturday Evening Post» in 1968, more in the vein of its creation than the comedy, thrills, and snark we've come to associate with their style.

Clark Gregg showed up at the Marvel Television panel at New York Comic Con last night to help announce that everyone's favorite agent would be kicking butt and deadpan snarking in the upcoming TV show S.H.I.E.L.D., the pilot of which is being directed by Joss Whedon.

If the film MASH was considered a darkly subversive and delightfully witty snark aimed at the military institution / mindset of the times, then I narrowly dodged a somewhat lame bullet.

The actress has been at the receiving end of a lot of media snark lately, be it in a professional or personal capacity, but clearly she still commands respect for her adventurous script choices and rarefied taste in auteurs.

The Internet is filled to the brim with snark aimed at every single movie and TV show, regardless of popularity or quality.

At the time, any stance that even remotely suggested traditional publishing wasn't actually on its death bed, or that ebooks weren't going to be as transformational as digital music or, god forbid, that maybe the iPad wasn't the publishing savior every tech fetishist insisted it would be — any sense of optimism that the industry could survive, maybe even thrive, was met with scorn and snark.

It's easy to snark at these malformed, unwantable piles of computing.

Wouldn't you think that we would at least see the benefit in helping each other instead of playing «outsnark the snark?»

But what's more important is what happened to A Walk In The Snark: (which I kept at its normal price of 2.99) it went from around 85K and on two lists (Motherhood and Emotions and Feelings), down to about 60K.

Deadpool's trademark snark remains intact in the sequel, with the Merc with the Mouth even poking fun at the social and political realities of 2018.

If you are going to snark at people about their choice of words, you should first do your homework and make sure of your own facts... so here are some more facts for you

So, like, I'm trying to capture this whole testosterone - free, egg - head, bird - brained deal, that's going on over at HotWhopper's blog in a comment that features some of that snappy snark you guys are so famous for.

I must thank him, as I haven't re-read The Snark in some time, and in so doing it occurred to me just how well it relates to the question at hand (as well as J. Curry's recent use of the word «snark&raqSnark in some time, and in so doing it occurred to me just how well it relates to the question at hand (as well as J. Curry's recent use of the word «snark&raqsnark»).

For those of you who are not good at reading between the lines, Seckler refers you to a recent Fulton County Daily Report piece by the pseudonymous The Snark, Breaking Up Is Hard to Do.

If you want to read why that might have been so, look up the meaning of «mantra» in your dictionary and look at my article whose short title is «Snark».

Before we can take a look at how zk - starks could theoretically look, we have to get a better understanding of the current technology, zk - snarks.