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Great Hackers(paulgraham.com)
1 points by pagejim 15y ago|1 comments
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A Word to the Resourceful(paulgraham.com)
2 points by pagejim 15y ago|0 comments
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by pagejim 15y ago
We could look at the OP's point and take it a bit further to ask, What are the biggest problems humanity faces today and how can software contribute and co-operate with other disciplines to tackle these problems? Most of the problems, that
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What every programmer should know about memory [2007](lwn.net)
8 points by pagejim 15y ago|2 comments
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Ask HN - Are SW Developers compulsive smokers?
5 points by pagejim 15y ago|5 comments
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by pagejim 15y ago
It is a great worry for me, that we have stopped looking out into the space with the kind of fascination that we used to. Unfortunately, most of the world's wealth and technology is somehow taking (pushing) us to our own end. With Nuclear w
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by pagejim 15y ago
Perhaps it would be helpful for all, if you could specify what in your opinion is "real Work"? We're all here to share views and we could learn something from what is at the back of your mind.
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by pagejim 15y ago
I think Search engine services showed us the way, how one could provide an essential service as free and make money using more subtle ways .. Apps (developers) would have to go down that way eventually ..
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by pagejim 15y ago
One of the comments on the OP's page makes an interesting point: >> This now creates a new level of Service offering for a website; not offering a Facebook Like or Social graphing tool might be seen as a bonus if your trying to prom
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by pagejim 15y ago
It would be interesting to know what kind of behavioral changes have been seen on a mass scale in countries where computers etc are an inseparable part of life and countries where you would have to be affluent to afford a comupter ... I thi
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Is it an innovation if nobody knows about it??(innovationexcellence.com)
2 points by pagejim 15y ago|0 comments
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by pagejim 15y ago
The day is not far when our every activity would be tracked by a chip implanted somewhere on our body, we would have an application that would collate all the data, tell us what we could have done better and what should be our next move, ha
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by pagejim 15y ago
Yes, that's one of the options. With Linus now adopting it, guess more will follow !!
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by pagejim 15y ago
I guess things aren't going to improve, even though I want them to. Living in/close to a city is the only option left for humans. Our minds are suffused with materialism. We are a generation brought up to prefer things that are inherently f
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by pagejim 15y ago
I think its time someone provided an alternative to the big two, GNOME and KDE. They have been around a long time and I guess reached their pinnacle. A nice, lightweight, intuitive environment minus all the fuss and cpu hog would be welcome
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by pagejim 15y ago
One yearns to work in/start a startup, yet the other side of mind is too accustomed to the stable, perhaps a bit predictable and boring, life that comes with a job in a stable company. Its a hard choice!
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by pagejim 15y ago
can someone throw light on what these patents hold?
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72, the answer to life, the universe and everything(bbc.co.uk)
1 points by pagejim 15y ago|0 comments