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by cbozeman 5y ago
> Knowing when to stop should probably be a white-hat quality. You don't stop until you fully explore just how severe the vulnerability is and all affected systems. This isn't rocket science. You have to know just how bad thing
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by cbozeman 5y ago
Even as a kid, if you can't afford $10 a month, you're doing something wrong. I remember a young boy, around age 10, who would go around the neighborhood offering to take people's trash to the road on Sunday for disposal on M
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by cbozeman 5y ago
> Also worthless, because they just keep printing them and giving them away to VCs You literally just described what's happened with fiat currencies in the past decade. Endless printing of money and giving it away to big banks. I gu
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by cbozeman 5y ago
Uh, because you can inflate MSRP into the stratosphere and blame it on crypto miners? Cryptocurrencies give NVIDIA the perfect bullshit excuse that people won't ponder too hard over, because the story of modern media is simplistic... e
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by cbozeman 5y ago
Yeah, go explain that to a 40 year old Mom or Dad, who are buying one for their 10-15 year old child to play a video game.
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by cbozeman 5y ago
Awesome... so we just need a computer that's about 200x faster than what we have available today. So 20 years from now.
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by cbozeman 5y ago
People who have to actually get work done on a computer are almost always good with using a mouse and keyboard, so we understand how to move with precision and speed.
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by cbozeman 5y ago
This sounds like the ranting of a madman. You sound like Energy Thanos. If you think the modern world is going to grind to the kind of halt that your... "solutions"... would cause, you're seriously mistaken. The only 1 soluti
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by cbozeman 5y ago
> Please don't try to conflate vaccination policy to the level of human rights. What you just said is: > Please don't try to conflate medical human rights to the level of human rights. The fact you can't clearly see tha
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by cbozeman 5y ago
I don't know why people are downvoting you for what has become an objectively true position to hold. In just the past 10 years, journalism has taken such a nose dive that I'm legitimately nonplussed when people take everything the
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by cbozeman 5y ago
It's this kind of user-unfriendly design that makes me want to abandon all social media.
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by cbozeman 5y ago
Everyone ought to be obsessed with censorship. Allow creators to express themselves as they see fit, and to quote the late great Paul Mooney, "It offends people, but good... they should be offended."
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by cbozeman 5y ago
Uh, it was obviously, "We don't do that yet." Otherwise he'd have something about it.
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by cbozeman 5y ago
It's hard not to be critical of this headmaster, but I do have to question both the intelligence and the wisdom of someone who, in 1989, could not clearly see computers had no chance of becoming a "passing fad". Picking u
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by cbozeman 5y ago
This script is both hilarious and brilliant. I laughed out loud.
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by cbozeman 5y ago
> It's hardly a winning VC pitch. Strong language is coming, skip my post if you're delicate. They're cowards. Plain and simple. They want a "safe" investment with a pre-defined path to an IPO in 2-10 years so th
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by cbozeman 5y ago
This would only apply if the quality of boots increased by about 4x every 5-7 years, which I'm pretty sure they do not.
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by cbozeman 5y ago
Bravo Oscar was the call sign given to the commander of Collation forces in the Middle East when I was over there.
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by cbozeman 5y ago
By age, I'm Generation X, but by philosophy, attitude, etc., according to my nieces and nephews, I'm a millennial (one of my nieces actually thinks I'm a zoomer... lol), but I think you're spot on with this. I actually u
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by cbozeman 5y ago
> I feel the Economist is very behind the times on this and is actually one of the key magazines read by empty suits, who have been at the forefront of 'office theatrics' (a the print edition of this article was titled), for de
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by cbozeman 5y ago
Other people are on that plane with me, but your attitude kinda makes me want to start a highly scalable business so I can one day take a private jet to NYC and really contribute to CO2 emissions. But you've touched on a real problem
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by cbozeman 5y ago
Get a Reuben from Katz's Delicatessen in New York City and tell me it ain't worth $22. Sometimes I fly from Dallas to New York just to get one. Whenever the price for tickets goes down below $100 for a weekend round-trip flight, I
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by cbozeman 5y ago
The club is so exclusive it costs $5.
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by cbozeman 5y ago
I also struggle to understand how the users of HN don't see, what I think is to any thinking person, the clear advantages of values of blockchain systems. Immutable ledgers with permanently recorded and inalterable activity make many i
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by cbozeman 5y ago
Given the amount of rampant fraud that's occurring in the crypto spaces, I don't see how you can't at least entertain this as a serious notion.
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by cbozeman 5y ago
People only expect things to be free because they're not being told / educated on the actual cost of their "free" service. I wonder how many people over the past 15 or so years have been denied a job because a tech-savvy
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by cbozeman 5y ago
Ronald Reagan. Donald Trump. Shit... why not Dwayne Johnson?
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by cbozeman 5y ago
> Then I guess there’s the question of if we even should, since none of it’s real anyways. The idea of "policing" something that isn't even real should be seen as just patently ridiculous to any thinking person. What comes
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by cbozeman 5y ago
Well we have SpaceX now... and Microsoft is a trillion dollar company. Launch some satellites.
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by cbozeman 5y ago
> I think Google made a huge mistake discontinuing <insert great products here>. Google collectively as a company suffers from some kind of mental illness whereby if 20% of the world's population doesn't immediately love

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