dtlawhon

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by dtlawhon 12y ago
I'm running some astrophysics code from that resource now. This is awesome. B) Thanks for the heads up!
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by dtlawhon 12y ago
Awesome resources, thanks!
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by dtlawhon 12y ago
Thanks for the heads up!
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by dtlawhon 12y ago
I wonder if this presents an opportunity for someone to set up an app just for this? Like GitHub but for publishing scientific data and code.
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by dtlawhon 12y ago
The question as phrased can't really be answered. "Freedom" means different things to different people; but I would say that while a manual job that you may consider mindless could be considered freedom to some people, not fe
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by dtlawhon 12y ago
I'm including a VR boom within that estimate. And to be clear, there's still plenty of opportunity. Something like 3 billion people are supposed to come online in the next decade, there will be tremendous opportunities to create s
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by dtlawhon 12y ago
Skill retooling would help to an extent, but one programmer today can do more work than 10 programmers could do 15 years ago, or maybe even 10 years ago. That trend isn't going away. Look at Django. If you include the hundreds of open-
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by dtlawhon 12y ago
Well, the overwhelming majority of people support an increase in the minimum wage, immigration reform, and a host of issues that Congress has not budged on. Why? Because they're beholden to a handful of special interests. I consider my
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by dtlawhon 12y ago
I'm not sure you can call it being "freed" when freedom in this context is the freedom to starve or live on disability/food stamps/whatever you can find. And while I agree that economic systems can and should be cha