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You need facts to make an argument too. The article doesn't provide any of those in support of its quite slanted assertions about "welfare states". Given that e
by trevelyan 19y ago
You need facts to make an argument too. The article doesn't provide any of those in support of its quite slanted assertions about "welfare states". Given that empirical evidence seems to suggest greater hacker activity in Europe than the United States, this guy is running uphill.
- gojomo 19y agoWhat 'empirical evidence' are you referring to? (If the eurohackers you think of now work for or sold out to US firms, that tends to support, rather than refute, the article's argument.)
- mixmax 19y agoThere is quite a hacking scene in Europe, but the people that have ambitions and want to create something big all move to the US. Tim Berners Lee, Bjarne Stoustrup, DHH, etc.