> Just a little over ten years ago [...] a collection of 13,000 manuals now lives on the Internet Archive
That's a crazy amount of time, with a nice amount of manuals now publicly available, about ~3.5 manuals PER DAY, for a decade! Few people are as dedicated as Jason Scott when it comes to making sure information stays free and available, thank you a lot for what you, Archive Team and Internet Archive is doing for all of us!
zozbot234 49 minutes ago [-]
> a collection of 13,000 manuals now lives on the Internet Archive
Why are we even doing this? This is just humanity giving free extra training to its future robot overlords. /s
qingcharles 24 minutes ago [-]
Hopefully they'll be able to write better manuals.
bityard 28 minutes ago [-]
Jason Scott is one of the good guys.
ethagnawl 19 minutes ago [-]
Indeed.
His podcast, _Jason Scott Talks His Way Out of It_, is an entertaining, informative and (often) touching listen, too.
crtasm 2 hours ago [-]
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EarlKing 14 minutes ago [-]
We'll have to take your word on that since it looks like it's being hugged to death. I can't even get an archive of it to take the pressure off.
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That's a crazy amount of time, with a nice amount of manuals now publicly available, about ~3.5 manuals PER DAY, for a decade! Few people are as dedicated as Jason Scott when it comes to making sure information stays free and available, thank you a lot for what you, Archive Team and Internet Archive is doing for all of us!
Why are we even doing this? This is just humanity giving free extra training to its future robot overlords. /s
His podcast, _Jason Scott Talks His Way Out of It_, is an entertaining, informative and (often) touching listen, too.