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He could if people were really interested in the money. People, however, are more interested in keeping his check and autograph as a collector's item and/or br
by kqr2 18y ago
He could if people were really interested in the money. People, however, are more interested in keeping his check and autograph as a collector's item and/or bragging rights.
- vaksel 18y agowell then why not send people an autographed copy of the book? People would appreciate that even more
- jcl 18y agoThe books cost a lot more than the "hexadecimal dollars" he has been handing out.
- donw 18y agoLike hell they would. It's hard to explain, but if I had the choice between a $100 textbook with Knuth's signature, or a $2.56 check for finding a bug, I'd take the cheque. It's such a unique way to thank people, unlike an author-signed book.