chistev

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by chistev 11mo ago
I've found it better than ChatGPT lately, at least the free version of GPT. I don't know, but GPT seems to have regressed a lot, at least the free version.
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by chistev 11mo ago
Interesting that he still has an estate. And thanks for explaining what it means
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by chistev 11mo ago
What does it mean to be in public domain
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by chistev 11mo ago
Haha
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by chistev 11mo ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46086771
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by chistev 11mo ago
What are the implications for life?
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by chistev 11mo ago
How does this work in practice. If a microphone is up there, it's constantly listening for things right? So how do humans here on Earth go over it to know if a sound was picked up knowing there's hours of recording? Is it that the
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by chistev 11mo ago
Enough time to start showing ads.
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Tell HN: Taking a Time Capsule Through HN
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by chistev 11mo ago
But he was?
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by chistev 11mo ago
Something I don't understand. What's the point of obfuscation if ultimately you can be caught when you try to convert it to fiat? If I have Btc and I convert it to monero to prevent tracking, how do I get it back to money in my ba
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by chistev 11mo ago
Ali?
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by chistev 11mo ago
Because you might succeed.
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by chistev 11mo ago
Shameless plug of my own blog https://www.rxjourney.net/
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by chistev 11mo ago
Python
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by chistev 11mo ago
Not an answer to your question, but it's ironic to me that I hate ads but wonder how to promote my product (if I ever have one) or services if I do not use ads.
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by chistev 11mo ago
#17 https://www.rxjourney.net/30-things-i-know
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by chistev 11mo ago
WHAT! I've read a ton about immense distances and time, but still get wowed when I read analogies or see visualizations like this. Crazy stuff, man. https://youtu.be/rWp5ZpJAIAE?si=UKIfhAlrz0IcXAZa
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by chistev 11mo ago
Why a couple minutes?
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by chistev 11mo ago
I love thinking about things like this, but we will never know! Sometimes I close my eyes and imagine I traveled back in time to the days of the Dinosaurs and just observed how the world was back then. But I wonder if I'd be able to su
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by chistev 11mo ago
Haha, never doubt science! You never know. Centuries ago, humans then would have regarded today's technological feats as impossible. But, yeah, I don't think we are ever leaving the Milky Way. Lol
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by chistev 11mo ago
Wrote a post on my blog on how to be productive. Create a Todo list of manageable tasks you can complete in a day. Nothing too daunting mentally or physically. https://www.rxjourney.net/how-to-be-more-productive
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by chistev 11mo ago
Something I don't understand. What's the point of obfuscation if ultimately you can be caught when you try to convert it to fiat? If I have Btc and I convert it to monero to prevent tracking, how do I get it back to money in my ba
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by chistev 11mo ago
Extended piece from my blog. The two Voyager spacecraft are the greatest love letters humanity has ever sent into the void. Voyager 2 actually launched first, on August 20, 1977, followed by Voyager 1 on September 5, 1977. Because Voyager 1
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by chistev 11mo ago
Yea, I mentioned that too.
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by chistev 11mo ago
This is just going to be a repeat of the arguments here - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46047580
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by chistev 11mo ago
Wrote about the Voyager probes two days ago in my blog - The two Voyager spacecraft are the greatest love letters humanity has ever sent into the void. Voyager 2 actually launched first, on August 20, 1977, followed by Voyager 1 on Septembe
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by chistev 11mo ago
I think I watched somewhere they stopped you from having to deal with banks individually.
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by chistev 11mo ago
Someone should create a Hacker news for politics. Moderation would be hell though.
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by chistev 11mo ago
Wrote about the Voyager probes yesterday in my blog - The two Voyager spacecraft are the greatest love letters humanity has ever sent into the void. Voyager 2 actually launched first, on August 20, 1977, followed by Voyager 1 on September 5

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