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Unrelated, but I read your book in the 90s as a teenager and it had a huge impact on my life. Still one of my favorite books. Thank you.
by jmvoodoo 2y ago
Unrelated, but I read your book in the 90s as a teenager and it had a huge impact on my life. Still one of my favorite books. Thank you.
- CliffStoll 2y agoThanks JM. Long time back, and lotsa changes. Cleaning out my attic last month, I just found a stash of punch cards left over from the 1980's. Some paper-tape that has my phd dissertation. And a fortran manual from my high school's IBM-1620. Oh my...
- sizzle 2y agoWhat are you up to these days? Were you able to predict or see the advent of modern AI and LLMs coming from earlier in your career? Thoughts on the future of computing? Thank you.
- navigate8310 2y agohttps://youtu.be/Gj8IA6xOpSk?t=140 https://youtu.be/Gj8IA6xOpSk?t=140
- js2 2y agoThank you for this. I had never seen it before. All truth is one. In this light may science and religion labor here together for the steady evolution of mankind from darkness to light; from prejudice to tolerance; from narrowness to broadmindedness. https://library2.buffalo.edu/archives/campuses/detail.html?ID=25 https://library2.buffalo.edu/archives/campuses/detail.html?I...
- imdsm 2y agoI read your book for the first time a few months ago after someone here recommended it. I was hooked. It took me back to my beginnings (99/00) when the internet was different, when we had dial up and there was still discovery. I appreciate the time you put into writing it — and the nostalgic enjoyment it brought me.
- jakespencer 2y agoAlso unrelated, I too read your book in the 90s as a teenager and emailed you, and you emailed me back!