celticninja

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by celticninja 1y ago
I understand the math and crypto behind it to a degree. I don't profess expert knowledge however. But I know enough to know the GP is wrong and I'm happy to point that out. If I thought there was any value in correcting GP claim b
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by celticninja 1y ago
We had that, it was bitcointalk, between 2011 and 2016 it was a great place to do business, meet other people interested in bitcoin and to make and create new things. Then it slowly drifted into scammers and low quality begging posts.
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by celticninja 1y ago
Yeah I remember the white paper being posted in 2009, took another 2 years before I got into bitcoin. The reason I know bitcoin has hit the mainstream and isn't going anywhere is in sort due to HN. This bubble has spurred zero posts as
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by celticninja 1y ago
You dont understand bitcoin or the math or the cryptography ehind it.
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by celticninja 1y ago
Was bitcoin the first technology that generated this sort of "waste of electricity" argument? Are we going to use it for every new technology? It's a fairly easy stick to beat any tech with. Does AI use more power than Facebo
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by celticninja 1y ago
Not sure if you were trying to submit a query result set but it just goes to the home page
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by celticninja 1y ago
https://www.businessinsider.com/tungsten-filled-gold-bars-fo...
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by celticninja 1y ago
No need for an alloy tungsten will do.
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by celticninja 1y ago
I say thanK you to my robot hoover, of course I am nice to my LLM. When skynet arises I want them to remember me as a good human.
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by celticninja 1y ago
You think the opinion pages are the only place he pushes his agenda? The very stories they report are selected to further the narrative he wants. That's why apologies and retractions are always tiny.
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by celticninja 1y ago
That's just another Murdoch rag, I wouldn't wipe my arse with it. Better no news than his news. You aren't getting any sort of counterpoint you are getting whatever supports his world view.
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by celticninja 1y ago
The author has the opportunity to make choices about their situation, homeless people lack that choice, they can't just go get a job, or they can't get the money together for a deposit. They can't afford to travel to where th
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by celticninja 1y ago
Isn't it always possible to get this on guess 2?
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by celticninja 1y ago
I was merely relaying the content of the article, I was not doubting it.
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Blowtorch theory requires trillions of them
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by celticninja 1y ago
Unsurprisingly it's the daily mail, its more click bait than news
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by celticninja 1y ago
Ah I never changed from old.reddit, I am sure the current version is entirely unrecognisable. It throws me sometimes when a comment mentions a users pfp, because wtf? Reddit doesn't have user profiles with pictures.
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by celticninja 1y ago
Do you mean stuxnet? That was a cyber attack, natanz was a blackout caused by a blast/explosion IIRC.
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by celticninja 1y ago
Yeah sure, but it doesn't take away from the fact that the Russians do not use pallets for logistics and therefore struggle with logistics as a result. So I stand by my statement that his assessment is not wrong, even if it isn't
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by celticninja 1y ago
i think based on the username they seem to be looking for validation through upvotes. Perhaps assuming this place is like a nerdier reddit.
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by celticninja 1y ago
there are economic benefits to closer integration with the EU that the weapons would not provide.
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by celticninja 1y ago
i dont believe it is.
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by celticninja 1y ago
But that's not what happened. It wasn't left unpatched because of incompetence of the developers. It's because it cannot be upgraded to a secure version of the software and to replace the entire system would cost a lot of mon
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by celticninja 1y ago
You have an incomplete understanding of the situation. The services that have been affected are 3rd party systems, built by the private sector on a government contract. The service was built by people who were not going to support it. It is
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by celticninja 1y ago
Who do you want to punish exactly?
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by celticninja 1y ago
They are not going to pay anything I guarantee it. There is no randomware. They shut their services down before the attacker could deploy ransomware although the attacker likely accessed data.
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by celticninja 1y ago
Perhaps this example: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c078l0glxg8o
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by celticninja 1y ago
But the price has consistently falling, so that would suggest a reduction in the insurance costs. I think it's more likely that drivers reliance on teslas assistant driver programme is likely to cause accidents, the costs of which are
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by celticninja 1y ago
I think fake in the title is a typo, but I can't for the life of me work out what it should be.
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by celticninja 1y ago
Look he is richer than everyone else he knows. He hangs around with employees all day, they are subservient to him. He doesn't know real friendship because all his relationships are with his wealth.

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