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by guaka 10y ago
Thanks to abundant wasted resources you hardly need any money to get a much better lifestyle than what 1929 had to offer, in Western societies at least. Some folks even go completely moneyless for a while.
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by guaka 10y ago
Not mentioned in the article is the strange workings of scientific publishing. In my 20s I found writing open source software much more interesting than writing scientific papers describing the software. Whereas to me at that time it seemed
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by guaka 10y ago
I'm not sure if the density is really comparable to Manhattan, as in "1977, a height regulation of 37-meters for buildings was put in place" - after Tour Montparnasse was finished [ http://europe.newsweek.com/w
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Decouple User Identity from API Design to Build Scalable Microservices(nordicapis.com)
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by guaka 10y ago
Another pro: waffle.io is free (as in free beer) Plus waffle.io has support for putting several repos on one board: https://help.waffle.io/hc/en-us/articles/225548707-How-do-I-...
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by guaka 10y ago
You don't need any stuff if you detach yourself from any location. I spent <10k$/y for a quite a while. My approach was to travel, mainly by hitchhiking and staying with locals through couchsurfing. If you think "freeloadi
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by guaka 10y ago
It's a bit silly to leave out any mention of self driving cars in an article called "Disrupting Uber". Driving around cars around all day is a silly job, ideally a job that should not exist in 5 years from now. We'd bett
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by guaka 10y ago
Totally agree. I'd go even further and make free licenses on scientific source and datasets mandatory. Research that is funded by public money should lead to public code and data.