Invictus0

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by Invictus0 5mo ago
The Manus founders had already left China. They were called back and went willingly, because if you don't go back, then China disappears your family.
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by Invictus0 5mo ago
I'm sorry this happened to you, but your data is gone. Ultimately, your agents are your responsibility.
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by Invictus0 5mo ago
The infamous orgasm episode (NSFW): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2RkhQsGCXco
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by Invictus0 5mo ago
The title of this post doesn't match the repo at all
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by Invictus0 6mo ago
https://x.com/Kaz_Khadem/status/2045600370617995600?s=20
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by Invictus0 6mo ago
I've been using AI gateway for months already, is this any different or is it just moving out of beta?
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by Invictus0 6mo ago
> too big to fail genuine question, what do you think these words mean?
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by Invictus0 6mo ago
ItS thE eND of ThE InTeRwEbS
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by Invictus0 6mo ago
Fun fact, helium was discovered on the Sun nearly 30 years before it was found on earth.
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by Invictus0 6mo ago
Which internet freedoms is X strongly aligned against?
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by Invictus0 6mo ago
Business is business. Non-competes expire. Don't waste your feelings on chess.com.
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by Invictus0 6mo ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/history/comments/sivy5j/comment/hvi... Boy is that a terrible analogy. France "won" nothing, they actively collaborated with the Nazis, and they were pretty useles
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by Invictus0 6mo ago
The ticker is USO, not OIL, and it's abundantly clear that you have no idea how it works.
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by Invictus0 6mo ago
old man shouts at cloud
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by Invictus0 6mo ago
complaining about sand on the beach
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by Invictus0 6mo ago
I see in your bio that you work on cars. Surely you've heard of car accidents? Clearly we find them acceptable enough to keep driving, wouldn't you agree?
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by Invictus0 6mo ago
Only on hacker news is the destruction of all your military hardware and the death of all your leaders a win
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by Invictus0 6mo ago
Their new Ayatollah is braindead. It's not over yet.
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by Invictus0 6mo ago
Fools hacker news every day. And it worked on the Iranians.
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by Invictus0 6mo ago
Either way, it's maximalist aims, not realistic aims. Negotiations will obviously converge closer to US aims since Iran has no leverage.
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by Invictus0 6mo ago
Huh? This is not a "dumb teen" smoking weed in the parking lot, this is a student at IIT Delhi, which has a sub 1% acceptance rate and is one of the most elite schools in the world, that is smart enough to make a social media app.
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by Invictus0 6mo ago
https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2017/6/5/2021-offers-resc...
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by Invictus0 6mo ago
it's not 1999 anymore. you can't create malicious sites and then cry "I'm just a nerdy teeeeen" afterwards
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by Invictus0 6mo ago
> Ideally, we would have preferred to avoid this post. However, the articles and comments published in response to Collabora’s and Michael Meeks’ biased posts compel us to provide this background information on the events that led to the
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by Invictus0 6mo ago
None of that counts as studying the brain. It's like saying rubbing sticks together to make fire counts as studying atomic energy. Those early "researchers" were hopelessly far away from even the most tangential understanding
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by Invictus0 6mo ago
she agreed to it to get a severance payment
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by Invictus0 6mo ago
To say we've been studying the brain for millennia is an extreme exaggeration. Modern neuroscience is only about 50 years old.
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by Invictus0 7mo ago
Don't worry, EU companies never become that successful
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by Invictus0 7mo ago
Foolish blunder
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by Invictus0 7mo ago
you can even make gamblers pay to apply for the license

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