Hacker News Front Page Snapshot from Last Night
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#12Really, the man made an impact on everyone. I wonder why it took until he died for everyone to realize it?
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#13I got one as well. http://i.imgur.com/dZife.jpg Unanimous, save for one story on Linux.
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#17I counted last night that not only was the first page 30/30 Saint Jobs, but the second page was at least half Jobs. Really, the man made an impact on everyone. I wonder why it took until he died for everyone to realize it?
Heck, I had been thinking about his impact this past weekend, and I've spent a grand total of two dollars with Apple (and own no Apple hardware).
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#19I counted last night that not only was the first page 30/30 Saint Jobs, but the second page was at least half Jobs. Really, the man made an impact on everyone. I wonder why it took until he died for everyone to realize it?
Giving power to others is not something human beings naturally want to do. Neither is inviting opposition. When the subject of the praise or endorsement is dead, the whole equation changes. Dead people have no power over you, and whatever enemies or competitors they used to have are usually no longer opposed to them.
Just my two cents. It would be interesting to have a way to test this theory.
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#20I counted last night that not only was the first page 30/30 Saint Jobs, but the second page was at least half Jobs. Really, the man made an impact on everyone. I wonder why it took until he died for everyone to realize it?
Mourning time is that time.
It won't last forever. Mourning doesn't, and shouldn't, last forever. Which is all the more reason to make it count now, when it is appropriate.