silentthunder
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- Feb 6, 2009
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Part 1
Every day walking to work in New York City you will see the homeless. Some mentally gone, some drunk, some just making a wage begging.
However, I like to think I can see the few times when it?s a wayward puzzle piece. It?s that feeling you get when you know the waiter, the cashier, the janitor is in the wrong place?they are smart, brilliant even. This is my attempt to fix one of those lost pieces.
I pass a homeless man who lives by the Hudson every day on the way to work. He is young, maybe 28, I will call him ?The Journeyman Hacker? until I discover his true name.
Before you think this is some weird ?fish bowl? experiment, you can just tell when he looks at you that he lost a series of battles.
https://medium.com/architecting-a-life/fee8f3ee97a0
Every day walking to work in New York City you will see the homeless. Some mentally gone, some drunk, some just making a wage begging.
However, I like to think I can see the few times when it?s a wayward puzzle piece. It?s that feeling you get when you know the waiter, the cashier, the janitor is in the wrong place?they are smart, brilliant even. This is my attempt to fix one of those lost pieces.
I pass a homeless man who lives by the Hudson every day on the way to work. He is young, maybe 28, I will call him ?The Journeyman Hacker? until I discover his true name.
Before you think this is some weird ?fish bowl? experiment, you can just tell when he looks at you that he lost a series of battles.
https://medium.com/architecting-a-life/fee8f3ee97a0