blitzar

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601.
by blitzar 6mo ago
> Nobody attacks the US because they would lose. And anytime the US attacks someone it loses.
602.
by blitzar 6mo ago
I think you will find that Biden closed the straights and that it was going to be reopened and China was going to pay for it. (/s?)
603.
by blitzar 6mo ago
I actually think it is important to talk about winning and losing, more so when the overwhelmingly stronger party loses. > even idiotic leaders have learned Call me a cynic, but if you are dumb enough to start the war in the first place
604.
by blitzar 6mo ago
I have a serious problem with calling 100+ schoolgirls who - at best - got instantly dismembered by a bomb and didnt suffer (too much) and at worst were crushed to death or bled out from shrapnel wounds "evil"
605.
by blitzar 6mo ago
The US doesn't have the cards
606.
by blitzar 6mo ago
> to the world's de facto acknowledgement that Iran now has sovereign control of the Strait of Hormuz That people thought the sovereign waters of a nation were not their sovereign waters absolutely blows my mind. Is it poor schoolin
607.
by blitzar 6mo ago
They have a roof that isnt a motorway.
608.
by blitzar 6mo ago
I tried going out to shops again to buy things recently - its so much harder, more expensive and time consuming than having it arrive through my letterbox the next day.
609.
by blitzar 6mo ago
Everyone on TV gobbing off about anything is a grifter.
610.
by blitzar 6mo ago
Only 3 certainties in life; death, taxes and the cost of everything going up every year.
611.
by blitzar 6mo ago
> never mention their longer-term moving-average unit price 17.1p (last 6 months) no battery, no timeshifting
612.
by blitzar 6mo ago
24.67 pence per kWh, the Energy price cap (fixed till 30 June 2026) is a better representative number for what people are actually paying. If you fixed at 33p, sucks to be you, my electricity has been free to negative all day.
613.
by blitzar 6mo ago
> We have some of the highest electricity prices in the world. Current price −£24.86/MWh (yes you get paid to use it)
614.
by blitzar 6mo ago
NFTs will solve this
615.
by blitzar 6mo ago
> chase after whatever works Crack is really moreish.
616.
by blitzar 6mo ago
The grifter that teaches this as a great example of "entrepreneurial hustle" as part of an MBA programme is the real hustler here.
617.
by blitzar 6mo ago
People love to say they are working hard. 9/10 times they are not. It is culturally important (at this point in time) to be "working hard" and "busy".
618.
by blitzar 7mo ago
In a fight between a piece of toilet paper backed by millions in legal spending vs a rock solid contract backed by nothing -- the toilet paper (even if it is used toilet paper) will win every single time.
619.
by blitzar 7mo ago
Gym bros are going to be eating their own faeces for the gainz.
620.
by blitzar 7mo ago
I am hopeful the leaked claude code narrows the capability, perhaps even googles offering will be viable once they borrow some ideas from claude.
621.
by blitzar 7mo ago
previously I have found claude code to be just better than the alternatives, using large models or local. It is, however, closer now and not much excuse for the competition after the claude code leak. Personally, I will be giving this a go
622.
by blitzar 7mo ago
A phone is also required then?
623.
by blitzar 7mo ago
We have finite time, considering ones wishes towards someone takes a portion of that time even if it is a very small fraction of time.
624.
by blitzar 7mo ago
No, if I believed wishes, hopes and prayers affected anything why would I waste the finite quantity of them on random people let alone people I professionally separated myself from? As Donald Draper once said "I don't think about
625.
by blitzar 7mo ago
Being the most technologically advanced aircraft in 1969 ... a novelty indeed.
626.
by blitzar 7mo ago
Across America, free speech, I fear, is in retreat.
627.
by blitzar 7mo ago
Sales tax is charged at the "top up" point - guessing that renders the cash into non-refundable disney dollars that vanish to the balance sheet after 1 year and 1 nano second.
628.
by blitzar 7mo ago
> not available on Amazon for next day deliver either Available on aliexpress - but has longer shipping times and of course those tariffs, that you don't have to pay, that you have to pay.
629.
by blitzar 7mo ago
> Your credit expires 90 days after the date you claim it. I am guessing the vast majority of eligible credit will not be claimed or expire unspent. Worth mentioning that normal credit expires after 12 months too, use it or lose it.
630.
by blitzar 7mo ago
"Standby Artemis, We have Ken in the simulator running scenarios"

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