chistev

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541.
by chistev 7mo ago
Wow, why every day and not weekly? Every day seems too frequent.
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by chistev 7mo ago
Wealthy people are notorious for having a ravenous desire for more wealth... It's often the mindset that made them wealthy in the first place - unless they inherited it, and even then.
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by chistev 7mo ago
What would killing him achieve? The Bitcoin technology is out of his control.
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by chistev 7mo ago
I haven't.
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by chistev 7mo ago
> In contrast to a certain convicted Australian fraudster who got caught trying to backdate his statements, Who?
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by chistev 7mo ago
If Satoshi is still alive (I believe it's a single guy), then it's incredible the amount of self-control he has to not reveal his identity after all these years. Not needing the wealth or the fame and ego-stroking that comes with
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by chistev 7mo ago
> Sure, you can spin up another Notion or Jira clone over the weekend using Cursor or Claude Code now. You can't.
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by chistev 7mo ago
How do you know what feature request to add, then? The ones suggested by multiple users independently?
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by chistev 7mo ago
I take back my comment on Twitter being better on mobile apps. I just tried it on my mobile browser and it doesn't have that stupid bug (feature?) where you leave the detail page of a tweet and the app automatically takes you to the to
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by chistev 7mo ago
Don't you need a certain level of convincing for the average person to use a PWA?
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by chistev 7mo ago
So that's how she feels about me?
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by chistev 7mo ago
My Google Chrome app is by far the most used app on my phone. If you catch me at a random moment on my phone, chances are I'm on Chrome. Sometimes the mobile app experience is better than the mobile browser for me, though. Examples are
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by chistev 7mo ago
It was Meta not too long ago.
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2003 Angola Boeing 727 disappearance(en.wikipedia.org)
4 points by chistev 7mo ago|0 comments
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by chistev 7mo ago
It doesn't need one?
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by chistev 7mo ago
Never heard of him
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by chistev 7mo ago
Apologies, I was trying to be funny.
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by chistev 7mo ago
You can just jump bookies.
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by chistev 7mo ago
A false positive can be a problem if you're shooting missiles at things that aren't real threats, no? Those missiles cost money.
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by chistev 7mo ago
Does it really make games more interesting? If anything, doesn't it add anxiety as you watch the game? Is anxiety interesting? And if you only bet a negligible amount of money, then the outcome of the game doesn't really matter al
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by chistev 7mo ago
The house always wins. I don't know of any long term profitable sports gamblers - but that makes sense because why reveal yourself and your methods if you're profitable? By long term I mean at least 1,000 bets while still being pr
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by chistev 7mo ago
Related previous discussion from 2015 - How much of your audience is fake? - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10271348
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Astroturfing(en.wikipedia.org)
4 points by chistev 7mo ago|1 comments
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by chistev 7mo ago
Alright. I like the quotes on your profile.
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by chistev 7mo ago
How come you can post videos but I can't? Is there a karma threshold? Because everytime I post a video link it goes dead instantly.
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by chistev 7mo ago
Joe Rogan wouldn't like this.
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by chistev 7mo ago
The book by Carl Sagan is one of my favorite books, and, in my opinion, one of the greatest books ever written. As Richard Dawkins described Sagan, he was incapable of composing a dull sentence. Wrote about the Voyager space probes on my bl
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by chistev 7mo ago
This picture wasn't taken from far away, but I thought about that quote from Carl Sagan - Look again at that dot. That's here. That's home. That's us. On it everyone you love, everyone you know, everyone you ever heard o
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by chistev 7mo ago
>Thank you. I approved your blog. Can't find it. > It looks like your feed items don't have published date which makes it hard to store and sort recent posts Okay, you mean the RSS feed?
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by chistev 7mo ago
Great job. Submitted my blog.

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