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by spxneo 3y ago
This seems quite promising. Using pseudo-code as an intermediary step isn't new but seems like this takes it a bit further. Will need to see some code and test it out.
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by spxneo 3y ago
you are saying because a government granted LLC it belongs to public domain
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by spxneo 3y ago
interesting does/can it work behind structures? is it safe to point this at yourself?
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by spxneo 3y ago
there is a DIY community around it and because it is so simple to make I just dont see any need to rely on commercial solutions. Literally store sand somewhere and heat it, use it for days or months depending on the setup.
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by spxneo 3y ago
I go to the beach fill up 50 gallon drums with it and then pipe hot water through it so that you can enjoy heat without electricity or gas. im obsessed with it. i love the way it feels on my body. i take warm sand baths with it. i have cold
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by spxneo 3y ago
The SK telecom one is highly suspect too. My guess is we are not going to see ChatGPT-5 until the AI bubble begins to deflate. My question is will it be before or after US elections?
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by spxneo 3y ago
Did you hear that? It's the sound of another opencore AI startup unknowingly participating in NVDA arbitrage becoming irrelevant overnight.
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by spxneo 3y ago
well you need money to get people to do anything you want. if you dont agree there's few countries that might cater to your ideological needs.
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by spxneo 3y ago
is it then the public taking the risk investing their capital into an LLC? No.
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by spxneo 3y ago
There's all sorts of legitimate ways for instance there are traders who are watching companies doing mergers and acquisitions and you want to make it not so obvious. There's family offices that do not want to advertise but still n
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by spxneo 3y ago
if the article was about Tor, comments would be overwhelming supportive of privacy. I have a hunch about why they would be against corporate privacy and it is probably tied to socioeconomic reasons and the media they are exposed to (aka red
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by spxneo 3y ago
Megaregions is nothing new but lately seem to be a testing the waters for an independent Texas state. I feel like articles like this is mentally preparing the American public for a potential secession states forming post-election.
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by spxneo 3y ago
The most disturbing part for me (going beyond Israel/Palestine conflict) is that modern war is scary: - Weaponized financial trojan horses like crypto - Weaponized chemical warfare through addictions - Drone swarm attacks in Ukraine -
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by spxneo 3y ago
flagging is voting to censor a particular view. it could have legit uses like spam or toxic comments but just as easy to censor narratives that isn't aligned or clashes with the voter's im not sure what other tools exist other tha
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by spxneo 3y ago
I'm not sure why its such a shock to many to see the censorship on HN. This isn't a public square. We are privy to the whims of whatever political views of those that aligned/run/manage/stake in YC and their policie
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by spxneo 3y ago
i like this even better! so much workflows often get tainted by top down ego. delegate and trust.
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by spxneo 3y ago
very sound advice not just in sales but dating too dont be a turn off dont signal turn off behaviour
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by spxneo 3y ago
this area is super murky with legitimate use cases for shell companies. im wondering why this is an area that hasn't been solved by eager engineers. seem like there is a large gap to fill for people needing turnkey IBCs but one problem
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by spxneo 3y ago
this is the greatest article i ever read on HN in the past 12 years i been coming here
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by spxneo 3y ago
its that e/acc cargo cult bs
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by spxneo 3y ago
37.9 million Americans live below the poverty line...you think they are buying a 30k car when most ppl are living paycheck to paycheck? like the lack of awareness of your own citizens in the comments is appalling. its no wonder trump is so
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by spxneo 3y ago
how will a 2023 tesla become cheaper than a 1991 honda civic?
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by spxneo 3y ago
you went only back 6 months and he was off by a few days was to conclude your own bias to begin with...
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by spxneo 3y ago
how do ppl get to work now if they are still driving old cars because they cant afford a new car? in the cold? uphills?
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by spxneo 3y ago
how does this help most americans who cant afford ev? this is like "let them eat cake"
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by spxneo 3y ago
so he's off by a few days? did you go back to his past predictions that also came true last year and the year before? he's better than any predictive processes we had so far
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by spxneo 3y ago
his track record indicates this is not a random reinforcement but something worth looking into. I also didn't know what this planetary alignment is but there have been papers around it.
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by spxneo 3y ago
wow that is crazy attention to detail it must be so negligible but significant enough for the production
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by spxneo 3y ago
he's been doing this for years with youtube videos accompanying his tweets i dont think hes here to sell anything
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by spxneo 3y ago
this guy is right again at predicting these earth quakes: https://twitter.com/ssgeos/status/1775146068079960148

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