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brankoB | 6 years ago | on: Surprisingly popular

Sure but where does the amount of dividends you're being given come from? All i'm saying is there's no objective "baseline", it's all perceived value no matter how you look at it.

brankoB | 6 years ago | on: Surprisingly popular

I get what you're trying to say but having multiple potential buyers is literally the definition of liquidity. If you only have one for what you're trying to sell then it's very easy for someone else to sell their share and boom you can't get rid of yours. These secondary markets work because there's a low amount of buyers AND sellers but if there would happen to be a sudden surge in sellers then the low liquidity of the market would eventually show itself.

brankoB | 6 years ago | on: Surprisingly popular

Disagree. Think about what makes a share liquid: lots of potential buyers (i.e. people perceiving it as a safe investment).

brankoB | 6 years ago | on: What If Consciousness Comes First?

> And here we are commenting on this "thing" that we clearly understand because X, Y, and Z study that affirms our beliefs says it's so.

No one is claiming to understand. In fact the whole point of the article is about how much we don't understand the problem.

brankoB | 6 years ago | on: What If Consciousness Comes First?

Why believe that a god is reponsible for the gaps rather than believe that we simply don't have the answers yet and that eventually science will give us them (as it has in the past, countless times)?

brankoB | 6 years ago | on: How Diablo Was Reverse-Engineered Without Source Code [video]

Super noob question but i'm trying to wrap my head around how one could figure out the source code just based on things like debug info and assert strings? I watched the video and am staring at your examples and I just don't understand how you go from those to actual source code.

brankoB | 6 years ago | on: Ask HN: Who wants to be hired? (July 2019)

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Recent CS grad with two internships under my belt looking for challenging opportunities (preferably with mentorship opportunities available!).

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