eglover

There seem to be a lot of libertarians out there who want to shun anyone who doesn't use bitcoins in a libertarian way. They say if it's integrated into the current system, all is lost. This, despite the fact that it is open-source, has supply limits, and provides for easy, instant international trades without fees.

Will libertarians damage bitcoin for what it can do, or will it go on despite them?

Some thoughts on why bitcoin is not a political tool or soapbox: http://anarchant.com/bitcoin-isnt-soapbox/

I have an idea that takes a new approach to teaching programming and development online. I've never seen anything anywhere similar to it (and I do know of a lot of these sites http://goo.gl/W0UQNq )

I've been sitting on this idea for over a year now and occasionally add a few notes to my overall vision.

I've built two websites, but nothing to the dynamic level that I'm thinking of. This would be something that would require a few people working together even at its basic level. I once tried to outsource getting something in place, but my $5,000 budget was outbidded. (I now have a $7,000 budget but I don't think that's big enough.)

What I'd like to know from HN is how I can find either people willing to help with this, where to find investors or anything that could help me get started.

I've written a couple tutorials on MathJax and Google Prettify for putting LaTeX and syntax highlighted code on your site.

Displaying Math: http://ethanglover.biz/blog/how-to-display-math-equations.php

Displaying Code: http://ethanglover.biz/blog/how-to-display-code-on-site.php

(Bonus) Creating Static Headers and Footers: http://ethanglover.biz/blog/how-to-create-static-header-footer.php