My parents made me a deal where they would buy me any book I wanted (as long as it was a real book & I read it). I probably read a thousand books this way growing up & it was more important to me than any computer software. My bedroom was always filled with books.
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Makes me think kids should have government subsidized access to any learning material (software, ebooks, etc) for which the cost of distribution is basically zero. Hyper-scalabe learning is probably one of the best investments a society could make.
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If I had YouTube growing up, I can't imagine how much faster I would've learned new things. The combo of pirated software + YouTube + Internet communities would've been such a hugely motivating way for me to learn. I am really looking forward to this next generation of learning.
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That midi music
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*cracktro music ;) sorry, ryan :P
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I wonder how this will change with the rise of subscription-based software.
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Demonoid, the connoisseur’s choice
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Things you’re not supposed to do are always more motivating. Was true for books then too! (Nothing will turn you off a book for a decade or two, like being asked to read it in class).
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