hsnewman

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by hsnewman 10y ago
As technology advances, I would assume that work will become more scarce. Taking this scenario to the extreme will mean that the majority of the world will at some point will be unemployed in the future. Some form of basic income will res
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by hsnewman 11y ago
I love golang!
1173.
by hsnewman 11y ago
Well, at least we are #1, nobody's worst...
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by hsnewman 11y ago
Just a Facebook advertisement, nothing to see, move on...
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by hsnewman 11y ago
Couldn't have said it better and more clearly myself!
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by hsnewman 11y ago
Yeah, just ask Stephen Hawkings
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by hsnewman 11y ago
I for one was not one of them. I closed my account years ago and haven't looked back. "Oh, look at the cute photo!"
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Texas poised to allow open carry guns(valleymorningstar.com)
11 points by hsnewman 11y ago|10 comments
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by hsnewman 11y ago
Congrats on your marketing on ycombinator? Did it work?
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by hsnewman 12y ago
Anybody else have an issue with Microsoft starting out using Harvard's computer to develop their first product (for free)? Theft of services to me...
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by hsnewman 12y ago
Open source <> GPL or BSD license. Yes open sourcing would improve quality with more eyes on the code, but Microsoft isn't going to give it away.
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by hsnewman 12y ago
So I called Microsoft in 1979 after purchasing a OSI C1P and asked some bozo named Ballmer what the cost of the source code to MS Basic for the OSI was. He rustled some paper and said $50,000. My college dreams were destroyed, and I never
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by hsnewman 12y ago
Clearly a way to self promote.
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by hsnewman 15y ago
Nope, a ad by a sleaze ball gold salesman.