chaosbolt

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by chaosbolt 4y ago
>I can't feel anything but contempt for such lowlife humans Sounds to me like you could use some therapy, it's not good to have this much hatred inside. It's ok if someone does something that bothers you, some noise or som
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by chaosbolt 4y ago
>Causation and correlation are 2 separate things so I would caution you from making sweeping statements. This is like 50% of answers on HN now, reread my comment, I didn't say Win 11 was slower because of my experience, I said that
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by chaosbolt 4y ago
Yeah but my Windows 11 powerful laptop takes longer to boot than my old Windows 10 pc... there is no way you can just accept the bloatware and telemetry on top of the price of the OS.
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by chaosbolt 4y ago
>Multiple sources and whistleblowers about how social media companies design their apps to be addictive >An idiot can download any game right now from the app store and see how similar the design is to slot machines, plus they give yo
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by chaosbolt 4y ago
Except the kids born in the 2010's got their whole reward system fried by this, imagine a 4 year old being stimulated as much as a gambler because his parents gave him a tablet. The issue is that those companies know how much their pro
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by chaosbolt 4y ago
The age of cypherpunks is dead, we live in the age of the "programmer who blindly believes the same thing everyone at his company believes and thinks he's right because he's intelligent because he's a programmer". A
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by chaosbolt 4y ago
Reading your comment felt like that hearing Anakin saying he knows what's best for the people better than they do. As soon as you start assuming you know more than the people and that you have a right to censor the information they can
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by chaosbolt 4y ago
I still remember how I said the government is telling social media websites and most of faang to censor things like 2 years ago and got downvoted here, it was so obvious a child would see it but somehow most people here blocked that part of
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by chaosbolt 4y ago
Didn't know earthquakes don't want news printed... Had to type it because it sounded funny in my head. About news, we just lost that, there is a reason most of human history is full of dictatorships where the peasants/plebs&#
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by chaosbolt 4y ago
There are people like this everywhere I just learned to not answer them, you will say something that's true for 99% of the population, instead of reading between the lines and understanding that I was trying to say "people are dif
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by chaosbolt 4y ago
>3 x failed attempts => spending time institutionalized >anyone can do it with the right mindset Those are contradictory, I would guess the right mindset is one where failure doesn't destroy you to the point you get institutio
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by chaosbolt 4y ago
Well Alex Jones got sued and the judge said he has to pay 1 billion $, and all he was sued for (according to the prosecutor) was publishing the family's information which I'm sure he also found available publicly and they got hara
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by chaosbolt 4y ago
Exactly, this is the biggest problem with modern universities. I wish billionaires would fund things like this directly as in no patent no nothing, just from the goodness of their hearts, which they claim is there seeing how much they all p
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by chaosbolt 4y ago
People have just become unsensitized to clickbait, it's mostly the media's fault, they always use titles like "cancer cure discovered" to get more views and thus more money, the viewers see a thousand articles like this
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by chaosbolt 4y ago
Now imagine a decentralized version of this, as in I have it locally, ask it a question and rate how helpful the answer was, then share this feedback with everyone and they update their model.
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by chaosbolt 4y ago
How is that Google's problem? Android is open, so Samsung can modify it anyway they want, and they do put bloatware you can't delete there. If you're going to compare with apple then at least use a pixel phone.
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by chaosbolt 4y ago
>proves Zuckerberg said it himself on Joe Rogan, it's been common knowledge for years now, only contrarians and stubborn shills claimed otherwise
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by chaosbolt 4y ago
Chip manufacturing is both the reason everyone is protecting them and also why China wants them so bad.
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by chaosbolt 4y ago
>we didn’t print nearly as much as you think we did You do realize that it's not actually just printed and given to people right? The fed buys government bonds, the people through taxes pay the interests on this loaned printed money
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by chaosbolt 4y ago
I'm sure many people did illegal things in 2008, in HSBC, in MtGox, etc. and I'm also sure SBF will not go to jail. As I said before that, we will be given by the media a good enough reason why he didn't do anything wrong.
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by chaosbolt 4y ago
>For some reason >...not based in reality Epstein has been investigated for 20 years, during one of his trials the judge's son was killed by a pizza delivery guy, assassinated after opening the door, Epstein was only caught in 20
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by chaosbolt 4y ago
Of course they are, when you or I steal 1000$ we go to prison, when a Bankman steals billions of dollars they make a series to tell you how it was a mistake and he only had good intentions and the fact he donated tens of millions to the pre
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by chaosbolt 4y ago
Yeah Assange was directly working with Russian intelligence, Trump was directly working with Russian intelligence, Elon Musk is directly working with Russian intelligence and Kanye West is also directly working with Russian intelligence. Th
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by chaosbolt 4y ago
>Not to sound alarmist, but this is beyond Manhattan Project-levels of "maybe this won't turn out well for us." Yep, but I feel like we're past the event horizon and all we can do for now is enjoy the spaghettificatio
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by chaosbolt 4y ago
Meanwhile SBF is free, and the people investigating him have all received donations from him in the past. 11 years is too much for Holmes, people have done much worse and gotten a lot less than that. My guess is the sets of people who lost
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by chaosbolt 4y ago
The Sahara desert and Australia are huge but at least for the thermosolar farm in the Moroccan desert, the difficulty is transporting the electricity far enough to sell it. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ouarzazate_Solar
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by chaosbolt 4y ago
Honestly I've been saying lots of bad things about him, but at least he dropped the facade and was a little honest, the thing he said about other exchanges and even traditional finance is true, a bank run on any exchange would cause th
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by chaosbolt 4y ago
It amazes me the length to which some people will go in their mental gymnastics instead of seeing the obvious explanation in from of thel: SBF is a crook, easy, there are bad people, there are evil people, if all evidence points to someone
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by chaosbolt 4y ago
Comments like his form a pattern, start by saying X publication is biased, then say it's not exactly what's happening, then give you 2 links that arz unrelated and that you won't read becausz you're discussing the issue
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by chaosbolt 4y ago
Stress and social status, society used to revolve around social status, if you were married and had a house and a decent job people respected you, your family was grateful, and apparently all these things boost your testosterone (heard it s

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