brooklyntribe

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by brooklyntribe 7y ago
Yes, we all do live in a simulation. If it's this good now, what about 3,000 years from now? iOS V.1008?
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by brooklyntribe 7y ago
EVERYONE should watch this one. thanks:-)
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by brooklyntribe 7y ago
Sounds crazy --- I don't want to start a billion (trillion $$$) bank. What happens if "my bank" has never more than $10,000 in total assets. Our loans never go above $100. Do want to offer ATM cards, just we're nano-size
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by brooklyntribe 7y ago
Great scuba diving. Highly recommend a visit. :-)
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by brooklyntribe 7y ago
When a front-page NYTs story says "CHAOS" in the title, you know there are a zillion opportunities hidden in that story. Just a heads up. :-)
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by brooklyntribe 7y ago
Isn't the new WeWork in the Brooklyn Navy Yard empty? They have been trying to fill it for months. But double-check me on that. 1/2 billion to build that baby.
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by brooklyntribe 7y ago
And what coder at Google is not a weekend stoner. I'm sure they're having a laugh at this one.
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by brooklyntribe 8y ago
The majority of Americans have brain damage of some kind from toxic organic pesticides. This is why people are so weird. Look for the twitches and shakes, that the indicator. Especially facial muscles around the eyes. We've all been po
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by brooklyntribe 8y ago
I've noticed in some past ad's the clocks are set to 4:20. Programmers hard at work there. :-)
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by brooklyntribe 8y ago
And of course AH, AAPL crashing, down -14 already.
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by brooklyntribe 9y ago
Ok, so if you think the hell thing is going to hell, just go SHORT, it's one click away. How simple is that? And that's why these predictions never pan out, if it's SO EASY to make a ton of cash off a crashing market, then EV
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by brooklyntribe 9y ago
Our brains have evolved. At one point we recognized everthing in our field of vision as "here", and everyone else was further "away." Now we have lots more of even NPC (Non-Playing Characters), closer to our inner field
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by brooklyntribe 9y ago
A heads up? Don't take a cabinet making workshop with an instructor passionate about what you can do with a plank of Birds Eye Maple, a router and a piece of sandpaper. You may never look at another Javascript framework again. So DON&
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by brooklyntribe 9y ago
It works, so go for it! :-)
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by brooklyntribe 9y ago
> 1 in 10 people will actually end up getting Alzheimer's.? I have never seen anyone over 75 that does not have some kind of dementia. Zero. Alzheimers and Dementia will soon be one of the same classification. It's happening. N
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by brooklyntribe 9y ago
From his posts, he's like the smartest person in the world. At least that's my impression. Mine bitcoin with paper and pencil? Is anyone else in the world even thinking about something so far out?
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by brooklyntribe 9y ago
Plan B? Just buy what you can afford each week. And don't think about it. Come back in a year. Retire to Goa. AKA A beach. :-)
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by brooklyntribe 9y ago
That's quoting from Chaos Monkey. His numbers. Includes stock options.
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by brooklyntribe 9y ago
The mile high view of USA health care is if we can "eliminate" the poor, the old, the sick, in the long run, it will make our economy stronger. It seems to be doing it's thing. The life expectancy is coming down for the first
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by brooklyntribe 9y ago
Louisiana sounds like hell. Guess they sold their souls for jobs. They seem OK with that. > The risk of cancer in Reserve, a community founded by freed slaves, is 800 times the national average, making the community, by one EPA metric, t
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by brooklyntribe 9y ago
Why work for a company that has a +95% chance of failure, a fraction of the cash you would make at a FANG, after 3 years at FB think the "average" hire is now worth like $3M. Why work at a startup? Makes zero sense. Source: Work
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by brooklyntribe 9y ago
Ok, so if I wanted to register a name, that NO one could touch, who would I go with? Love to say to a lawyer, OK, how is you Azerbaijan? You'll have to deal with them.
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by brooklyntribe 9y ago
Playing stocks is hard? !. Open a robinhood account. 2. By AMZN. Come back in a year. Double your cash. The problem is, that's so boring! :-)
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by brooklyntribe 9y ago
Once went vuejs, mind blown how good it is. Any word on vuejs support?
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by brooklyntribe 9y ago
Just a life tip. If doing a deposition, take a 1/2 a Xanax. Stare at the opposing lawyer, long and hard. And answer in a very slow tone. Like slooooowwwwwwww. Bonus points, spell out the names, VERY SLOW, of everyone involved. Watch la
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by brooklyntribe 9y ago
Actually hung out with a JP Morgan Chase banker the other day. Big into crypto. He said the SEC had no clue what was going on. They leave at 5 PM, and head home to wife's and kids, and mortgages. While the "kids" are hacking,
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by brooklyntribe 9y ago
And these MDs just shame the whole industry. Bring the status of all hardworking MDs down a notch. No conscience here at all. What people will do for the all mighty buck.
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by brooklyntribe 9y ago
I'm a vue.js guy myself. Think it's far more cooler then React. And not every going to face this issue, me thinks. :-)
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by brooklyntribe 9y ago
Republicans are "afraid" of unknowns. People, places things. It seems to be wired in. They are not really racists, just they are "afraid." Probably goes back to ancient days. Who is that stranger? Do they carry a diseas
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by brooklyntribe 9y ago
Due process? Ha. Arrested in NYC way back when. Rights read. NO. Telephone call.NO. Why was I just arrested? WHO KNOWS? I need my lawyer. HA. You can't hold me for over 24 hours for nothing? You don't like it? Sue us. The NYC tax

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