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I have acutally kicked this idea around 4 or 5 years ago of A "WSW" but more so in a sense that modularity would have been the groundworks for such a revolution. Modularity. Module…

Reminds me a job I had early on in life working under several intelligent people but unknowningly replacing 3. Out of the 3 the 1st pushed me and encouraged me to move on when we d…

Ask the author this: why did he not ask: "Postphoned the reckoning of _what_???" what is this FEAR he is trying to spread?

go to the fucking root of the problem and solve it or stop using HN as a platform to BITCH.

to expand on my reasoning, go to the root of the problem - the article doesn't lay blame to Lowell, Mass it goes _all_ the way back to 1974? or 76? something that happened in the 7…

Look up the science of repairing, not science of blame, confusion.

solves a broken system.

confusion is the root of the problem, either remove the offending host and do it all in house or move yourself within the root of the problem and continue conducting business. he c…

Once upon a time writers actually took the time to investigate their "tools", like flying to Hawaii and sitting down with a psychologist in a small cafe and going over the numbers …

1: email is hosted offsite, yet reliant on Google/Gmail to do in house work/intermail. 2: when you are reliant on an external source to solve a problem within your own house you ar…

I have found a niche to pitch a bottom line boosting idea, I prefer to pitch it to the right person in AmazonStudios. I'd love to pitch it here, but I hope to use HN as a reflectio…

I've been kicking around this idea since steve parted, but / we've often wondered how fast could technology could bankrupt corruption? With the ever impulses of youth it feels more…

that escalated quickly.

It's been recently reported that China will not be able to side step tariffs anymore. http://www.reuters.com/article/2014/06/04/us-usa-trade-solar...

It's a great recruiting tool. Plus the possibilities of how it will scale for projects like robotics/fiber/wifi etc... who wouldnt want an inside track like that?

this + IX would be perfect

I have always been impressed with the level of ibm's documentation. Aside from the likes of ubuntu, arch, and my personal favorite: OpenBSD.

z/OS