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I hope to see more innovations like this pop up as our "demographic" starts shifting away from the 20 somethings and into the 30 somethings.
by emperorcezar 13y ago
I hope to see more innovations like this pop up as our "demographic" starts shifting away from the 20 somethings and into the 30 somethings.
- sneak 13y agoThere's a whole new breed of ca. 19 year olds with macbook airs who use javascript and mongo and don't know what syscalls are, and they outnumber us five to one. I wouldn't hold my breath.
- microcolonel 13y ago17 y.o. here (no MacBook, and no MongoDB for now mind-you); I'm very excited for possible innovation in parenting, and I hope there's at least a healthy subset in the HN community sharing that interest. The coffee shop kids will keep coming though I guess, maybe we could find a way to get them on track while we wait for the first batch to mature.
- foobarian 13y agoI was gonna guess that you also must know about syscalls, but judging by your username maybe you're more into message passing. ;)
- microcolonel 13y agoIt was a phase, multiprocess debugging is every shade of hell on one rainbow with a pot of self loathing at the end. I changed my IRC nick to microcode after microcolonel, unfortunately HN doesn't afford that luxury. P.S. Most message passing APIs require some system calls, nay?
- rayiner 13y agoU.S. generations aren't growing in size, so no they don't.
- sneak 13y agoThe number of programmers per capita per generation today is much higher, so yes they do.
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- microcolonel 13y agoIt would be better if they didn't miss the point of being close to your kids, which is... you know... to interact with and nurture them directly.