Toine

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by Toine 6y ago
"If I don't see it it doesn't exist"
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by Toine 6y ago
I think this is the best answer.
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by Toine 6y ago
Thanks for sharing, fascinating to read
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by Toine 6y ago
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.StackOverflowError
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by Toine 6y ago
Amen. Or as Jobs said, "You've got to start with the customer experience first and work backwards to the technology. You can't start with the technology and try to figure out how you're gonna sell it" https:/&
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by Toine 6y ago
Mimetic theory
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by Toine 6y ago
You have my vote for the best criticism of hooks in comments.
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by Toine 7y ago
Only way to deal with this problem is to reduce world GDP by 90%. Won't happen. Prepare for the worst.
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by Toine 7y ago
European too, and I agree completely with the statement
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by Toine 7y ago
Are you happy ?
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by Toine 7y ago
Agreed.
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by Toine 7y ago
I'm not sure your number is correct. It's more like 20%.
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by Toine 7y ago
How is that ideological ? You sound like every meat lover who just can't stop eating his steak
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by Toine 7y ago
Bitcoin is not a commodity. Commodities have a real word purpose. Gold has inherent value by its uses. That's why you pay a damn fortune to acquire it. What real world use has Bitcoin ? None.
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by Toine 7y ago
They do, gold is rare and useful, supply and demand, that's all.
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by Toine 7y ago
> By that logic, gold should be worthless. No, gold is not a currency (anymore). Gold is an asset. Gold is rare. Gold has real world use. Gold can be used for many things. Gold can be purchased with money to be worn or used. So no, by th
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by Toine 7y ago
I agree, right now Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are nothing more than pure speculative assets. Until they're completely decoupled from other currencies and are used as a real national/international currency, I'll stand
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by Toine 7y ago
Exactly, free markets do not exist in a vacuum. To simply exist, free markets require a ton of government-backed regulations, the most obvious one being the right to private property. There's this dichotomy between the Good free market
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by Toine 7y ago
with aggression (Seriously, I wonder in what world some people live. Violence is everywhere.)
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by Toine 7y ago
Solving a real problem with clarity and simplicity of use by knowing your target users is far more important than clean code. However, in the long run, you need good code in order to keep doing this.
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by Toine 7y ago
None of this will save us.
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by Toine 7y ago
If your house didn’t burn in the last two years, consider not insuring it anymore.
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by Toine 7y ago
Humans are humans. Living creatures driven by emotions and irrational behavior. Each person has his/her own psychological weaknesses. You included. Hardcore capitalists included. These kinds of marketing techniques take advantage of th
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by Toine 7y ago
Agreed. I guess I’m just too crazy to want to see how it all collapses.
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by Toine 7y ago
An opinion I understand and respect, but that I don’t share. Anyone with sufficient education can be absolutely terrified of the soul-crushing future we need to deal with, but what makes life enjoyable is overcoming any challenge put in our
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by Toine 7y ago
Prohibitions, moral values, virtues, religion, heritage, community, etc.
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by Toine 7y ago
It’s only the beginning.
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by Toine 7y ago
"Well known quack" sources ? And btw you linked an article with the following conclusion : "The video confirmed what I already knew from evaluating the published evidence: it is healthier to eat more plant-based foods and les
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by Toine 7y ago
Wow, where did you hear that kind of advices ? Everywhere I look, I see meat, especially red meat, being demonized, and increasing inflammation.
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by Toine 7y ago
Sometimes, clever little patterns like that are useful to get stuff done in time. However, it that case it definitely smells a lot. Also, the global singleton stinks. To me this is a violation of the Interface Segregation Principle. I think

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