fictionfuture

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by fictionfuture 8y ago
Bitcoin isn't used as a Fiat hedge. It's used for laundering, buying drugs and other illegal activity. That's all that is keeping it alive
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by fictionfuture 9y ago
Stop linking paid content
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by fictionfuture 9y ago
Jordan Peterson says this book is a masterpiece of psychology and modern philosophy. Maybe it's time to pick it up
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by fictionfuture 9y ago
Agree. Obamacare has been the most damaging policy enacted in my lifetime. And that's the opposite of what Trump is doing
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by fictionfuture 9y ago
Tesla is another "solution looking for a problem" type of company. They make nice cars but the electric engine concept has yet to provide a real benefit over combustion. (They say less solution but that's not really true is i
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by fictionfuture 9y ago
Big strategic mistake by Dropbox. Not sure what their differentiation is going to be in 2 years now that they've capitulated to GSuite. Is Dropbox just a hosting company? Why are people still using it?
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by fictionfuture 9y ago
Mistake. A "co-founder" with what sounds like ZERO experience that is shy to do sales and get his hands dirty is almost certainly going to be a failure. These type of people are a dime a dozen and it sounds like you want to bring
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by fictionfuture 9y ago
great idea (for them), this is one of those cases where i actually do think the brand name was likely creating the wrong brand perception. Spolsky is always doing interesting things. Great guy.
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by fictionfuture 9y ago
Silicon Valley is mostly a place for group thinkers with a "get rich quick" mentality and rich parents. That was my impression after living in Sf working as a CEO for 5 years.
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by fictionfuture 9y ago
Rendering user input via a Vue template is gonna set off some mental alarms with most experienced Vue devs. (Rendering user input directly is something most devs are careful with) Evan discusses some of these risks in the docs and I'm
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by fictionfuture 9y ago
Wonder if this has to do with the fact that cryptocurrency primarily exists for money laundering, gambling and purchasing/selling drugs.
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by fictionfuture 9y ago
I just moved from SF. This is the best way to put it. Agree 100%
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by fictionfuture 9y ago
This is why there is usually one clear leader on most "successful" founding teams. Cofounder situations are a significant risk which can and does outweigh the benefits in many startups
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by fictionfuture 9y ago
Hold up, most these problems are directly related to the problems of using React+redux (JSX) and likely some complicated backend stuff. We use Vue + Firebase and even have SSR working w no complaints. (So it's actually more than just a
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by fictionfuture 9y ago
I realize it's an unpopular opinion here, but so far Trump has done a good job by most metrics. Anyone against this administration seems to be unaware of the cause and effect in government systems...
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by fictionfuture 9y ago
PWAs on iOS mean a huge shift in strategy for startups. In many cases(including mine) it now makes more sense to go PWA first instead of native.
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by fictionfuture 9y ago
SEC as the symbol was my favorite part:
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by fictionfuture 9y ago
The difference is that railroads actually had utility outside of illegal transactions.
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by fictionfuture 9y ago
AMP as a "feature" is really just there to prevent you from leaving search results and google's sites. It's a cover up for further closing down the open web and helping them bump ad revenue. Hopefully you guy already kno
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by fictionfuture 9y ago
"rent control appears to be the most efficient technique presently known to destroy a city – except for bombing" - Lindbeck
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by fictionfuture 9y ago
People should guarantee higher pensions for the elderly. In fact, we should pay them more than they made when they when tHey were working. Take the money from the wealthy.
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by fictionfuture 9y ago
I see a lot of commits from the Vue team into the core repo that are meant to support use in native. Likely, we can expect something comprehensive for native this year. I also believe it's a smart strategy to avoid Facebook codebases b
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by fictionfuture 9y ago
Why do people keep apologizing publicly? Do they actually think that helps? For all you guys that are interested in a key insight: once dealing w accusations of abuse the worse response you can have (regarding your personal career) is to ap
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by fictionfuture 9y ago
Because, 1. The companies you mention also have a monopoly on internet content distribution 2. Most people are herd thinkers, don't know anything about NN, only that "it's bad" because the content they see says "it&
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by fictionfuture 9y ago
Seems to me this is just a warning so that when both the SEC and US Treasury lay into cryptos next year they won’t feel so bad about everyone losing their BTC/ETH “fortunes” overnight.
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by fictionfuture 9y ago
This is great to know if the study is scientifically accurate. Hopefully we will start to get some clarity around the causes of autism and the role vaccines have played.
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by fictionfuture 9y ago
Why is making someone uncomfortable at work somehow a newsworthy topic? Why are people supporting this? It's clearly a farce.
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by fictionfuture 9y ago
Hitting on someone is not sexual harrassment. I've partied w Scoble, he's a nice guy.
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by fictionfuture 9y ago
I don’t know why we are thanking a successful company that is making tons of money (as thanks)... Why don’t we spend the time to thank the creators and supporters of open source projects instead?
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by fictionfuture 9y ago
Nice list. I’d also add Node and NPM since you can’t do much front-end without those these days.

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