July 2018 - cypherpunks-legacy

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by Gil Hamilton 05 Jul '18

05 Jul '18

> Mark, don't worry, the real programmers among us aren't afraid to > compete (actually, right now, there's plenty of work for everyone > who is competent so there's little need for real competetition). > Fortunately, these losers are unlikely to be successful in their > organizational and lobbying efforts. Thanks. I hope so... Free access to the US market has already enabled me to switch from $100 / month to $500 / month while in Romania, and to $3,500 / month here in Atlanta. [Yeah, I'm still far from Bill Gates, but it's still 35 times more than I made two years ago <g>] Mark

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by Gil Hamilton 05 Jul '18

05 Jul '18

> Mark, don't worry, the real programmers among us aren't afraid to > compete (actually, right now, there's plenty of work for everyone > who is competent so there's little need for real competetition). > Fortunately, these losers are unlikely to be successful in their > organizational and lobbying efforts. Thanks. I hope so... Free access to the US market has already enabled me to switch from $100 / month to $500 / month while in Romania, and to $3,500 / month here in Atlanta. [Yeah, I'm still far from Bill Gates, but it's still 35 times more than I made two years ago <g>] Mark

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by Gil Hamilton 05 Jul '18

05 Jul '18

> Mark, don't worry, the real programmers among us aren't afraid to > compete (actually, right now, there's plenty of work for everyone > who is competent so there's little need for real competetition). > Fortunately, these losers are unlikely to be successful in their > organizational and lobbying efforts. Thanks. I hope so... Free access to the US market has already enabled me to switch from $100 / month to $500 / month while in Romania, and to $3,500 / month here in Atlanta. [Yeah, I'm still far from Bill Gates, but it's still 35 times more than I made two years ago <g>] Mark

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by Gil Hamilton 05 Jul '18

05 Jul '18

> Mark, don't worry, the real programmers among us aren't afraid to > compete (actually, right now, there's plenty of work for everyone > who is competent so there's little need for real competetition). > Fortunately, these losers are unlikely to be successful in their > organizational and lobbying efforts. Thanks. I hope so... Free access to the US market has already enabled me to switch from $100 / month to $500 / month while in Romania, and to $3,500 / month here in Atlanta. [Yeah, I'm still far from Bill Gates, but it's still 35 times more than I made two years ago <g>] Mark

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by Gil Hamilton 05 Jul '18

05 Jul '18

> Mark, don't worry, the real programmers among us aren't afraid to > compete (actually, right now, there's plenty of work for everyone > who is competent so there's little need for real competetition). > Fortunately, these losers are unlikely to be successful in their > organizational and lobbying efforts. Thanks. I hope so... Free access to the US market has already enabled me to switch from $100 / month to $500 / month while in Romania, and to $3,500 / month here in Atlanta. [Yeah, I'm still far from Bill Gates, but it's still 35 times more than I made two years ago <g>] Mark

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by Gil Hamilton 05 Jul '18

05 Jul '18

> Mark, don't worry, the real programmers among us aren't afraid to > compete (actually, right now, there's plenty of work for everyone > who is competent so there's little need for real competetition). > Fortunately, these losers are unlikely to be successful in their > organizational and lobbying efforts. Thanks. I hope so... Free access to the US market has already enabled me to switch from $100 / month to $500 / month while in Romania, and to $3,500 / month here in Atlanta. [Yeah, I'm still far from Bill Gates, but it's still 35 times more than I made two years ago <g>] Mark

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by Gil Hamilton 05 Jul '18

05 Jul '18

> Mark, don't worry, the real programmers among us aren't afraid to > compete (actually, right now, there's plenty of work for everyone > who is competent so there's little need for real competetition). > Fortunately, these losers are unlikely to be successful in their > organizational and lobbying efforts. Thanks. I hope so... Free access to the US market has already enabled me to switch from $100 / month to $500 / month while in Romania, and to $3,500 / month here in Atlanta. [Yeah, I'm still far from Bill Gates, but it's still 35 times more than I made two years ago <g>] Mark

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by Gil Hamilton 05 Jul '18

05 Jul '18

> Mark, don't worry, the real programmers among us aren't afraid to > compete (actually, right now, there's plenty of work for everyone > who is competent so there's little need for real competetition). > Fortunately, these losers are unlikely to be successful in their > organizational and lobbying efforts. Thanks. I hope so... Free access to the US market has already enabled me to switch from $100 / month to $500 / month while in Romania, and to $3,500 / month here in Atlanta. [Yeah, I'm still far from Bill Gates, but it's still 35 times more than I made two years ago <g>] Mark

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by Gil Hamilton 05 Jul '18

05 Jul '18

> Mark, don't worry, the real programmers among us aren't afraid to > compete (actually, right now, there's plenty of work for everyone > who is competent so there's little need for real competetition). > Fortunately, these losers are unlikely to be successful in their > organizational and lobbying efforts. Thanks. I hope so... Free access to the US market has already enabled me to switch from $100 / month to $500 / month while in Romania, and to $3,500 / month here in Atlanta. [Yeah, I'm still far from Bill Gates, but it's still 35 times more than I made two years ago <g>] Mark

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by Gil Hamilton 05 Jul '18

05 Jul '18

> Mark, don't worry, the real programmers among us aren't afraid to > compete (actually, right now, there's plenty of work for everyone > who is competent so there's little need for real competetition). > Fortunately, these losers are unlikely to be successful in their > organizational and lobbying efforts. Thanks. I hope so... Free access to the US market has already enabled me to switch from $100 / month to $500 / month while in Romania, and to $3,500 / month here in Atlanta. [Yeah, I'm still far from Bill Gates, but it's still 35 times more than I made two years ago <g>] Mark

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