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901.
by ttoinou 3y ago
Great, thanks Thunderbird Team. But please improve / fix Quick Search !
902.
by ttoinou 3y ago
It's the same all around the world. But rules are usually less applied
903.
by ttoinou 3y ago
Who would pay to get a job ?
904.
by ttoinou 3y ago
Any example of a serious economic book for you ? Made by pros
905.
by ttoinou 3y ago
I do agree those people are good in hard sciences. I did those exams and they're hard. About your comment about putting people in positions because of those diplomas, it's also because of the network you acquire at those kinds of
906.
by ttoinou 3y ago
Exactly. French people and society are big on famous school and toilet paper diplomas
907.
by ttoinou 3y ago
Great story thanks for sharing. We come to HN for this :-)
908.
by ttoinou 3y ago
It's sad that someone like the author would spend so much time avoiding understanding basic economics like subjective value, marginal value, voluntary exchanges etc. There are plenty of economics who never use any maths and help in und
909.
by ttoinou 3y ago
Markets ? Rituals ! Religion !
910.
by ttoinou 3y ago
And they're right to distrust Academia. Anti flat -earthers play on trust of academia.
911.
by ttoinou 3y ago
Please fix bugs, search and slowness. Pour time and money into that.
912.
by ttoinou 3y ago
There is more to life than monetary efficiency. Yes that "more" is stealing more money / contracting more debt from french taxpayers to renovate constantly an ugly building that is promoting a politician (Pompidou
913.
by ttoinou 3y ago
Better to destroy it and rebuild a new one
914.
by ttoinou 3y ago
Wolfenstein ;)
915.
by ttoinou 3y ago
Background image is distracting, otherwise, very good ! It could be gamified with points and fish reproducing, like try to find a way so that users have to maximize some kind of goal while making tradeoffs. Like city building games
916.
by ttoinou 3y ago
Isnt that a proof by direct example of what the author wanted to show ?
917.
by ttoinou 3y ago
Agreed. To me, the existence of such hacks (and the fact that they're hard to remove) only proves that the chatbot is really flexible and kinda smart
918.
by ttoinou 4y ago
Some homes are too big and most useful jobs can be self taught, they don't require that toilet paper of a diploma
919.
by ttoinou 4y ago
GDP has never been a sign of wellbeing
920.
by ttoinou 4y ago
I recommend watching Decasia by Bill Morrison https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decasia The film is a meditation on old, decaying silent films, featuring segments of earlier movies re-edited and integrated into a n
921.
by ttoinou 4y ago
The real question is what these percentages will be next year or the year after
922.
by ttoinou 4y ago
You can educate yourself, you don't need anyone else or any institution to do that. Save your money and focus on yourself. And no, knowledge is not meaningless
923.
by ttoinou 4y ago
Noo way? My CD only contains a bunch of jpeg from the slices. What file format did you get ?
924.
by ttoinou 4y ago
Where is that more precisely ?
925.
by ttoinou 4y ago
No, Tooll is real time !
926.
by ttoinou 4y ago
If you can always decide a posteriori your actions were not voluntary then there is no definition of voluntary
927.
by ttoinou 4y ago
Bitcoins transactions are public, duh
928.
by ttoinou 4y ago
Mistakes happen
929.
by ttoinou 4y ago
It was basically forced on us when CS 1.6 required it. Huh, they're the one who developed this video game in the first place
930.
by ttoinou 4y ago
Because you sent them the cryptos on a voluntary basis. If you made an error, you can nicely ask them back, but they can nicely refuse. There is no notion of property, who owns the keys owns the management of the coins

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