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What about side projects that have no hope of ever making money but you'd love to talk about them?

I was on the HyperCard 2.0 team. I'm also nostalgic for it. It's a shame no one has created anything as simple and useful for generating web pages.

HyperCard

There is nothing fundamental about the major scale or triad, they didn't even exist 300 years ago, they are an invention of western culture. The author is not aware of previous work of Hindemith, who derived them from purely acoustic phenomena, or the advanced mathematical/musical theories of Mazzola. In other words, like most scientists who delve into art, they look at it as a trivial pursuit and are not diligent.

Paradoxically, The power to make humans more moral could also be used to make them less. And since, in the beginning, we wouldn't be moral, these technologies would actually have the opposite effect!

Guess what, Foxconn makes boards for Linux boxes as well, blaming Sony and Apple for using Foxconn and ignoring that everybody else uses them as well is absurd.

Create a menu of tasks. Dedicate yourself to making progress on at least one of them at any given time. If you like doing any of them choose then one you feel least adverse to. It doesn't matter how many tasks are in your menu, or which one you choose, just "no empty time".

Pretty disgusting, maybe we should drown them and burn them also to see how they react.

Seriously cool and scary technology. "many of the startups are going for "killer apps" first." he wrote this with no irony intended! I'm considering getting a degree in "bio-informatics"

Article is political not factual. Contains numerous errors designed for political propaganda purposes, shouldn't be on a technical website.

very nice!

Guitar, voice, imagination. Next I write a few notes and lyrics on paper. Then I start to record for real...

I was a lot like you at your age, I started my own computer games company without knowing how to program, learned it on the job. The company collapsed after a few years and I went to work for Apple... and so on... I now hold a computer science research position... and still don't have any degree other than a high school equivalence exam. It's all a matter of luck, enthusiasm and willingness to work hard.

I studied music at a conservatory, took night classes in CS at UC Berkeley and hacked my way to startdom!