jasonsamoa

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   by jasonsamoa 7y ago

   Is there a hacker news type forum for people not in the liberal bubble but interested in computer science and entrepreneurship?
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   by jasonsamoa 7y ago

   This is amazing. Would love to see more simplified foundational education games such as this geared towards any audience and from all domains.
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   by jasonsamoa 7y ago

   Valuing productivity is already reducing U.S. inequality. Lawyers and doctors can’t prevent people from getting better educated nor can they completely bar technological advances. Sure they can take short-term measures like regulating DNA
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   by jasonsamoa 7y ago

   This. In my experience, the burden of taxes and regulations are most felt by new entrepreneurs and smaller organizations.
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   by jasonsamoa 7y ago

   Nope but it might be better than nothing. Ask yourself, who has a greater incentive?
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   by jasonsamoa 7y ago

   A lack of entrepreneurship is reducing current generational wealth perhaps?
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   by jasonsamoa 7y ago

   Work for the government for 1 year then work for a startup for 1 year.
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   The surprising decline of entrepreneurship and innovation in the West(phys.org)

   24 points by jasonsamoa 7y ago|6 comments
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   by jasonsamoa 7y ago

   I live in rural USA. State boundaries do bring our town together with the major city in our state, the problem is their voice drowns ours out. Wouldn’t more people be represented if we started splitting up states? Wouldn’t we all be better