wolfpackk

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by wolfpackk 13y ago
I just found it ironic that you tell someone to get educated, when you don't have a degree, which is pretty obvious given your inability to ignore rhetoric and respond to the merits of an argument. U mad
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by wolfpackk 13y ago
Given that the poster robomartin is less than 1.5 years away from asking what the best (undergrad) online CS degree is, I felt it was particularly apt in this case.
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by wolfpackk 13y ago
Merely reflecting the tone you've taken throughout this post. Then to use the passive-aggressive "May I suggest getting an education" bit is incredibly condescending, especially given that your position of less-government is universally bet
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by wolfpackk 13y ago
resorting to ad hominems rather than reason, pretty typical for the moronic libertarian technophiles that seem to be all over hn.
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by wolfpackk 13y ago
hop on the government paved roads to drive to a lake that you couldn't get arrested for trespassing on because the government has preserved it this long, then hop on the darpa/dod funded internet to complain that you can't go fucking swimmi
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by wolfpackk 13y ago
Tulip Mania was so volatile and quick that I doubt there was much of anything beyond armchair tulip specialists
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by wolfpackk 13y ago
No, it is not equivalent, as without a constant, steady inflation rate, actors in an economy have a propensity to hoard savings, which can in turn create a viscous deflationary cycle. Economics can not, at least not any time soon, be an exa
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by wolfpackk 13y ago
People in Silicon Valley are making cat picture apps, haha right. You fucking idiot, gtfo people like you are shitting up the forums. America is more intelligent and wealthy than any nation in the history of the universe, stop crying on the
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by wolfpackk 13y ago
As an American citizen, I can assure you this guy is talking out of his ass, and America will continue to be a leader in many cutting edge fields for years to come. American economic prowess may decrease relative to the rest of the world as
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by wolfpackk 13y ago
I personally hate the set time-frame of edx and Coursera and much prefer Udacity
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by wolfpackk 14y ago
If you are too stupid to critically assess the constant influx of information the information age has brought with it, then your opinion doesn't really matter anyway. ITT: Broke morons who don't understand economics.
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by wolfpackk 14y ago
high volatility is natural for all new currencies, as volume continues to increase then volatility will decrease.
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by wolfpackk 14y ago
tldr: get off my lawn kids will forever be the sentiment of the current old generation while lol we r so hip will be the sentiment of the 18-20somethings. I don't think this realization is as profound as he is making it seem though, c'est l
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by wolfpackk 14y ago
I too want to know what happens here, I've been working as a web developer for over a year now and am just now confident in my abilities to want to do some freelance, and all I see are these horrible responses all over sites like these.
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by wolfpackk 14y ago
You are severely misunderstanding the use cases of bitcoin
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by wolfpackk 14y ago
How accurate are http://w3techs.com stats? They seem to be missing many server side statistics, are they just checking the url for an extension?
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by wolfpackk 14y ago
The fact is that these huge chaotic fluctuations you refer to have decreased in severity as HFT has become more common. Please show me an academic paper saying these huge fluctuations have gotten worse?
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by wolfpackk 14y ago
HFT doesn't create value for the world. False. Liquidity. How can you feel like John Galt if you don't know dick about finance?
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by wolfpackk 14y ago
Happy Tau Day
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by wolfpackk 14y ago
Stephen Pinker from MIT has written some fascinating books on this very subject