1000 Posts! What Will They Come Up With Next!
Crack open the champagne and light the fireworks – this is the 1000th post ever published on Singularity Hub. It has been an exciting year for us at the Hub – in January we celebrated our 1 year birthday, several top notch writers have joined our team over the last few months, and now we have 1000 posts to brag about. So where do we go from here? It’s on to 2000 posts in half the time of course! What else would you expect from a site focused on exponentials?
To commemorate this milestone we would like to send each of our awesome readers a free Willow Garage PR2 robot, your choice of a voucher for a free implantable eye telescope or an artificial pancreas for your future, and a real, working light cycle from Tron. Alas our wimpy budget is not as awesome as our readers, so all we can really send you is a really huge thanks…and a promise to make the quality and the quantity of content on our site even bigger and better in the coming year.
We love what we do here at the Hub and we hope that you are enjoying it as well. Stay tuned – we have big plans in the works and you won’t want to miss it. An artificial intelligence is being developed to write the stories for us, humanoid robots are being developed to handle our human relations needs, and 3D printers are being developed that will allow us to send you physical objects via email! Tell your friends about us – good things only get better when you share them!
Image Credit: Josh Smith On WPF
Comments
In fact in the near future the number if posts will increase along an exponential graph and you’ll hit the billionth post some time before 2030.
In fact in the near future the number if posts will increase along an exponential graph and you’ll hit the billionth post some time before 2030.
Congratulations!! You’re number one in my book.
Congratulations!! You’re number one in my book.
Gratz guys! You became my primary source of information on the subject.
Keep it up.
Gratz guys! You became my primary source of information on the subject.
Keep it up.
congrats
congrats
Keep up the good work guys … the problem with the exponential entries would be me trying to increase my reading speed exponentially also.. but worth trying
Keep up the good work guys … the problem with the exponential entries would be me trying to increase my reading speed exponentially also.. but worth trying
Congratulations! This has become one of my favorite blogs.
Congratulations! This has become one of my favorite blogs.
18 months to write 1,000 posts
9 months more to get to 2,000
4.5 months more to 3,000
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December 2011 should have 1 million posts
We are going to be pretty busy
18 months to write 1,000 posts
9 months more to get to 2,000
4.5 months more to 3,000
…
December 2011 should have 1 million posts
We are going to be pretty busy
Congratulations …Keep it up the good work =).
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Maybe in the near future you guys could create a forum or wiki, or any platform that can hold organized information and a host discussions
Congratulations …Keep it up the good work =).
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Maybe in the near future you guys could create a forum or wiki, or any platform that can hold organized information and a host discussions
Ok, thats pretty trippy. I’m a daily reader of Singularity Hub.
My brother is Josh Smith, of Josh Smith on WPF. I had to stare at the image credit for a good 60 seconds to process that:)
Keith and team, keep up the Amazing work. I started reading this blog recently when I was 1/2 way through with The Singularity is Near… just to see where things have progressed since 2004.
You guys and popsci.com really get me thinking every morning about the big picture.
best regards,
adam
http://twitter.com/adamontherun
Adam,
That is just a crazy coincidence! That picture is just super cool! Thanks for reading our blog and for dropping the comment.
Ok, thats pretty trippy. I’m a daily reader of Singularity Hub.
My brother is Josh Smith, of Josh Smith on WPF. I had to stare at the image credit for a good 60 seconds to process that:)
Keith and team, keep up the Amazing work. I started reading this blog recently when I was 1/2 way through with The Singularity is Near… just to see where things have progressed since 2004.
You guys and popsci.com really get me thinking every morning about the big picture.
best regards,
adam
http://twitter.com/adamontherun
Adam,
That is just a crazy coincidence! That picture is just super cool! Thanks for reading our blog and for dropping the comment.