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by gozo 11y ago
I used to have that feeling to, but that has changed in recent years. For instance they gravely misrepresented things in a their Nordic issue a couple of years back.
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by gozo 11y ago
I think the middle road between a project and a company is a small business. Company over project is probably a bigger problem in SF/SV than anywhere else. I see a lot of people in both hardware and software making very elaborate and t
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by gozo 11y ago
I think it's pretty telling that most courses outside school aren't structured... Course: Math, Grade: A-F. ...but... Course: Math E, Grade: Pass/Fail. Course: Math D, Grade: Pass/Fail. Course: Math C, Grade: Pass/F
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by gozo 11y ago
How different is it from a normal mist shower head? I found those infuriating, but they do perform better than a normal shower head if you have low water pressure. I personally like the idea of recycling water better. Which potentially give
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by gozo 11y ago
You might be interested in this ted talk, it touches upon this subject 6+ minutes in, but the whole thing is interesting. http://www.ted.com/talks/alain_de_botton_a_kinder_gentler_ph...
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by gozo 11y ago
Yes? They suffer from the gulf state problem where they make so much money from one thing that nothing else will ever be important enough to really be successful.
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by gozo 11y ago
"and most importantly communitarianism" Regardless of your definition of a hacker, hacker culture was born out of interaction. It's sharing of information and exploring together that made programmers, hobbyists and tinkerers
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by gozo 11y ago
"This is the big mistake that the left makes in their thinking about poverty. They believe it's a fundamentally material problem." While I'm sure the left is different in the US, that seems backwards on a global level. I