This is something I have spent a lot of time thinking about myself, albeit in a somewhat larger context. I am also going to watch Wired Blogs to see where they are going with it.
According to him Python has reached the point that you can create the same kind of quick and dirty Windows applications VB is best suited for.
people are trying to use it and because I am working on something that does cool things with it. So, should money ecomonies collapse, you could still have a valuation system built on how others percieved you. Time will tell on the whole thing I guess.
And, even though I am not doing this entirely for the egoboo, I can say for a certanty that - if you were not reading this I wouldn't be writing it.
Of course I was not entirely certain how something like this would work, but I also wasn't the only one thinking about it.
But I didn't make much headway; even on panel discussions about the future of money people often had a difficult time accepting something so far outside their normal experience. Are they going seek for new voices of some kind?
None the less I am going to add 'Beyond' to my own blogroll in the hope that things will improve once Sterling hits his stride. Meaning that reputation meets the requirements of establishing a thing's value. I don't know what to say. is too ugly to link to and goes on to opine that "In this day and age, superficiality most times supercedes content. Yet another case of someone in the blogosphere getting it right while the media yammers about inconsequentials. After all the basic idea is damn subversive at its core since, in a reputation economy, you would see major shifts in the kinds of people who become 'rich'. How cool it is that I will get to walk through it just as soon as the exhibit is ready? I cut off my ponytail more than a month ago.
A fascinating idea, and the background information is very interesting on its own.
If you are developing cross-platform or browser-based multimedia apps Processing should definately be in your toolkit.
Hoagland NASA may have accidently set off a nuclear explosion on Jupiter when they sent the Galileo probe plummeting into its depths.
Read these stories and more from around the Web on News. And wondering which will have the worst immediate result. " who create stylesheets with absolute font and box sizes.
So, for me, this journal has been a sort of backup memory. They often insisted that you could not have an economic system built on reputation, even when I could get them to agree that reputation is limited and can be measured. However groups of them did have machinery which could turn any vegetation into edible food so they didn't have to starve. Not an auspicious debut. ""Well, now you have something to blog. Tags: BigStockPhoto ShutterStock microstock photography.