👉 The "Donald Computing" is a term coined by computer scientist Paul Graham to describe his vision for the future of computing, focusing on democratizing access to technology and fostering a community-driven approach to innovation. It emphasizes the importance of open-source software, personal computing, and education, particularly in making technology accessible to everyone, regardless of their background or location. This includes initiatives like the creation of the Lisp Machine (a precursor to the modern JVM), the founding of Lambda Labs and Spotify, and the launch of Codecademy, which aim to lower barriers to entry in tech and promote lifelong learning. The concept also highlights the need for collaboration, community engagement, and the development of tools that empower individuals to create and innovate independently, rather than relying solely on large corporations.
