lovesgreen

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by lovesgreen 12y ago
I used to feel this way and I understand where you are coming from. You are right in the sense that people providing huge benefit to society should definitely be compensated to a greater extent than a person that contributes nothing. The pr
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by lovesgreen 13y ago
Regardless of whether or not this happened, it's scary because I actually find it plausible. Similar themes have appeared across countless headlines over the last few months and if we aren't already here, we soon will be. The sad
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by lovesgreen 13y ago
Agree 100%. This article is especially funny because the author's startup is Followgen. While a twitter app that automates social interactions may be a useful tool and a great thing to work on, it really isn't changing the world.
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by lovesgreen 13y ago
I think it's larger than you think. I don't hang out with many developers and I know a guy who fits this mold. That's 1 out of the maybe 500-1000 acquaintances I have who are generally of above average intelligence/educa
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by lovesgreen 13y ago
Sounds like jealousy. If you can automate the way you get money, you have 23 hrs and 40 minutes a day to do something without any profit motive for true good. Startups, business, and making money don't have to be a religion. Bill Gates
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by lovesgreen 13y ago
Really enjoyed the article, thanks!
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How To Not Care What Other People Think Of You(scottbold.com)
1 points by lovesgreen 13y ago|0 comments
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A different way to think about life's big decisions(scottbold.com)
2 points by lovesgreen 13y ago|0 comments