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35+ y/o here. Every time I hear things like this I call up my mother and thank her for having me earlier than later. Also, I did not like the interface. I'd r
by kleer001 12y ago
35+ y/o here.
Every time I hear things like this I call up my mother and thank her for having me earlier than later.
Also, I did not like the interface. I'd rather all the data was just <schplat!> there in one map.
- adnanh 12y agoSomething like this? http://www.socialexplorer.com/ http://www.socialexplorer.com/
- aswanson 12y ago35+ here as well. We still feel the effects of lower opportunity for youth; our entire system (I assume you are based in the US) is based on 7 percent growth in perpetuity for our standard of life to continue. This growth, in turn, is based on younger workers contributing to the system as old farts like us age out. What hurts them will definitely hurt us.
- robodale 12y agoI'm 41. My years of experience and getting two degrees when I was young and ambitious has helped greatly. I would NOT want to be 18-24 right now.
- yuncun 12y agoI'm 23, it's meh. I think most 18-24 kids browsing hackernews will be ok, but I have a lot of smarter classmates who are having trouble in other-than-CS fields.