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they are backed by PayPal?
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Hes not even old enough to view the most of the cams
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http://squeak.org/ results in Bad Gateway The proxy server received an invalid response from an upstream server. what is squeak?
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by csmeder 17y ago
Okay I like what you have said above. I can tell your not just arguing with me to argue. The only point I think we disagree on is whether or not technology only benefits the rich or if the benefits trickle down to the poor/simpleton public.
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Im going to try one more time and then I'm giving up on trying to explain this. I am not saying that everyone will make hand made goods. I am not saying we will have less machine made goods. I am simply saying that machine made goods are co
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Yeah very good, not wire good, but so far I'm liking it.
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This isn't silly. Compared to 100 years ago a much greater number of people are already successful artists, musicians and yoga instructors. These people sit across the IQ distribution. Many do not have high IQs many do not have low IQs. But
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Well it's already happening and going to happen more and more. Take a look at Etsy http://www.business-opportunities.biz/2009/04/29/etsycom-is-... Total Members: over 2.1 million Total Sellers: over 200,000 Items Currently Listed
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Honest feed back? How about this version: def fact(max=ARGV[0].to_i, i1=1, i2=1, i=1) i < max ? fact(max, i2, i1+i2, i+1) : (puts i1) end fact() This was the 2nd program I wrote in Ruby (I know it's recursive and therefo
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Its already happening. The rich and the wives of the rich already spend a bunch of money on spa treatments, yoga, art, small boutique clothes etc... This trend will continue to grow as we become a wealthier world. . When a car factory is so
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>"So basically we will have a society where current industrialists will own the overwhelming majority of robotic labor (property), whereas the rest of use will be "employed" as small scale artisans?" Well kind of. If you have an IQ over
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the point I am making is there will be so much wealth more people will be able to afford yoga and the demand for yoga instructors will be much higher. This will make their work more valuable.
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This will create wealth. Wealth will mean that art, health and relaxation will be in high demand. 100 years ago over 90% of people were farmers. Now 2% of people work on farms, does that mean we have 88% unemployment? . No we don't. Instead
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This is the problem with going public. You are dictated by the street and its short term goals. The street has no vision. And this sucks because they hold the power? (Steve Jobs gets a little leeway because hes proven over and over again.)
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thank you
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I cant get Buzz to show up in my gmail, what am I doing wrong?
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"My question for reddit: what would you do if you had $20M in the bank?" Thats a hard question, with that kind of money I can't think of any obvious ideas that would have a big impact on humanity. If he had said I have $20 billion heres my
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A lot of people are jumping on board to use Clujure, yet it doesn't use the native typesystem and does require a runtime? (I know little about clojure, I'm just guessing here, please correct me if I'm wrong.) So why would people not jump on
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Was this really the best time to announce this, given that every one it talking about how Toyata's uncontrollable acceleration problem is probably due to a software bug? So you cant stop it from accelerating and now you can't even depend on
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If you don't want to read through all the explanation of what patents are and why the they are too strict here is the two paragraphs of news: "America’s Supreme Court is about to issue a ruling which, by all accounts, will make it difficult
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The only commercial company that I know of, but I don't know much, who has explored using one of his CPUs is BMW. . If you want to try it out you can use their emulator: http://greenarraychips.com/home/documents/greg/cf-intro.htm softsim
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Sorry about the title, I couldn't fit in who Moore is and have it make sense. I wanted to say: "Chuck Moore, the inventor of Forth, announced GreenArrays new CPU: 144 cores, capable of 100 billion ops/sec"
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Chuck Moore (invented Forth) announced new CPU: 144 cores, 100 billion ops/sec (greenarraychips.com)
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online tutoring - talk to a math tutor as they draw the answer on your tablet - its like etherpad but with drawing
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"At worst, you can say it’s a highly repentant, largely accidental monopolist." Incorrect, at worst it's a monopolist. ` "It employs thousands of the smartest, most capable engineers in the world. More than any other firm, it made using com
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11,000 MPH is pretty slow for a space ship. If it really is an alien they must at impulse speed. The normal speed of NASA's space shuttle in orbit is about 17,580 MPH.
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"What's your personal relationship with Bill Gates like? I think Bill Gates is a good guy. We're not best friends, but we talk maybe once a month " Wow, thats interesting, I had no idea.
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Am I understanding correctly that this is satire to Microsoft style interview questions? Pointing out they this style of question is less important that the ones he gave examples of?
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I'm liking John Gruber's posts more and more. Besides Paul Graham he might be favorite essayist right now.
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Ruby on Rails/JavaScript/CSS - JQuery - VIM - git - Gimp - Xara Extreme

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