/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>50860724
>seems like
yeah, it seems that way to you because you have no idea what you're talking about.

been in the industry for 5 years now, you don't need to know much at all to be a junior dev. but at the senior level in a company where you're writing high-performance, highly scalable backend software you absolutely need to know how stuff works at the lower level or you'll never be able to make optimizations.

>>50800758
>1) Liquidity pool itself which has 2600 bnb right now
doesn't count, the internal aspects of an economic enterprise don't contribute to how much intrinsic value it actually has.
>2)products such as memetools, webonkit(and more) that are paid with D0B0.
nobody uses this stuff because it doesn't have a value proposition that beats non-blockchain tools.
>3)the creative effort of countless community members across all platforms
doesn't mean shit, a hundred monkeys can pound out bullshit on a hundred typewriters for an extended period of time and generate more "creative effort" than any given team
>4)a reviewed code
doesn't matter if the code itself doesn't have any value
>5) untouchable contract(contract renounced)
doesn't contribute to intrinsic value if the token itself isn't backed by anything valuable (see everything above)
>6) burned lp(can't be "rugpulled")
same thing
>7)godtier token distribution(max wallet has less than 2%)
same thing
>8)a truly decentralized coin, no backdoors
guys, anyone who boldly claims that a technology has "no backdoors" is either lying to you or is too naive to be talking about technology in the first place
>9)more usecases will be developed by the community over the next months/years
classic issue of a solution finding a problem. this is a tell-tale sign of SHITTY engineering practices and a huge red flag to anyone who actually has technical expertise.

in conclusion, after reading your post, my opinion of d0b0 has irrecoverably bottomed out.

>>50704293

Do you guys think that bitcoin and other cryptocurrency will ever actually have a use case one day, or are you just in it to convert it one day back into fiat and make money?

>>50337240
>1 BP

at this point is it a better financial choice to buy a plot of land and put a trailer on it rather than buying a regular house? shit's so expensive now and there's no way i will be able to afford my own land at this rate

>>50132496
>They don't fall out of the sky retard, think about this logically
This anon is clearly full of shit. Hoes falling out of the sky is how I got my harem of 30 GFs. It was just like my animes.

>>50104881
while i do appreciate how well-spoken you are, i have personally lived around blacks long enough to have formed my own opinions.

here's my question to you: why should i care? why should i care about WHY black people are the way they are? regardless of whether socioeconomic circumstances led to their culture favoring a penchant for crime, utter disregard for public areas, aggressive negativity and generally extremely short fuses, or whether a genetic predisposition led to this, the fact that my and my family's standard of living decreases around black people remains the same.

i do recognize that socioeconomic issues have strongly contributed to a lot of different classes of people having a shitty lot in life, and i have experienced this myself being a pajeet living in america, but none of the "why" changes the fact that black people are insufferable to live around.

so going back to your first post, where you replied to a guy saying that high density housing is impossible because of blacks: the guy you replied to isn't wrong. regardless of why black communities become the way they are, they ARE that way and no amount of hand wringing is going to change that

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>>50017175
Seems like you're unsure, which means you haven't done your research. So you should probably avoid it.

>>49991798
So your hobby is repeating poorly executed jokes on the internet. Have you considered suicide.

Am I the only one that gets immense anxiety being around machines and shit? Idk why, but just being in that type of environment gives me mini panic attacks.
Idk. Something about how big and grey a place is makes me feel overwhelmed. I tend to like small spaces. Like a small room. Actually I'm like that with everything. When I'm out, I hate big places.

>>49976825
Bro, if your father didn't set up an investment banking job for you when you were 17 years and 364 and 1/2 days old, you were ngmi anyway. Just give it up.

>>49963131
I've never even had a bank account. I've never traded stocks, commodities, or crypto. But I convince other people to buy and trade these things at the wrong times so that they lose money.

>>49962721
How old is she. How attractive is she. You have a few options depending on the answer. If she's between 18-25 and just average looking, her self esteem is already shit, but you need to find the buttons to press. The buttons are usually located somewhere near the relationship with her father, and sometimes the competition with her mother and also her own insecurities related to her physical appearance. If she's older than 25, and closer to 30 and childless, you can set up a bunch of dating profiles with pictures of men who would match with her, and then tell her you want children but that her fertility window is already closed, and she should just give it up. Do this over and over and over, until she believes it.

>>49936475
I just did the math. You're a fucking retard.