tim333

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by tim333 4mo ago
>anyone who has been indoctrinated by a lifetime of Western Russophobia or who turns on the TV and sees which atrocity they've committed this week.
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by tim333 4mo ago
Magyar is a big change. It's down to not being an Putin employee.
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by tim333 4mo ago
I think the far-right's pro Putin stuff is much more down to the Russians willingness to give them money in various forms than anything to do with their voters preferences.
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by tim333 4mo ago
The history of not defending against incoming new management is not good for zero wars - google Sudetenland for example. If you want zero wars you're probably better being like Switzerland - defend your own country but don't go fi
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by tim333 4mo ago
As a European I'd say my sentiments are low more towards Trump and friends. I imagine things with the the US will go back to normal once he leaves office.
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by tim333 4mo ago
If you want anonymous eSIM, Silent Link is pretty good. Pay with crypto, works nearly all countries/networks, quite reasonably priced.
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by tim333 4mo ago
Also trading on crypto futures markets at ~$160 vs the $135 IPO price so you should probably buy and flip to a greater fool.
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by tim333 4mo ago
The main argument is if you scale up a lot you run out of electricity supply on Earth.
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by tim333 4mo ago
>A divisive influencer... third-most googled person in 2023... "king of toxic masculinity"... facing legal investigations in Romania, the United Kingdom, and the United States (wikipedia)
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by tim333 4mo ago
Debatable. Britain used to be a bit of a mess around joining in 1973. Check out British disease https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_British_disease Sick man of Europe https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Si
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by tim333 4mo ago
Maybe you apply to Trump's sons with a proposal as to how to enrich their crypto ventures?
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by tim333 4mo ago
It's been quite meh economically - we'd be wealthier if we'd remained. Also immigration went up which is not what a lot of Brexiters were hoping. I think a lot of the Brexit vote was just people being fed up and voting for so
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by tim333 4mo ago
Well there are a lot of commenters so presumably some interest. I just had a look at the Bloomberg bit https://youtu.be/zbKDmkJPVvI and didn't see sweaty boosters rattled, just Ed doing his usual spiel - they are loss
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by tim333 4mo ago
The top twenty comments are negative about Ed. I think maybe HN just likes being skeptical.
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by tim333 4mo ago
Patrick Boyle has quite a good youtube on the IPO https://youtu.be/IHD8BDFYyGI
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by tim333 4mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oleg_Losev#Solid-state_electro... has quite a bit on it checking out: > He used these junctions to build solid-state versions of amplifiers, oscillators, and TRF and regenerative radio
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by tim333 4mo ago
Some of them. Turkmenistan isn't doing that great.
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by tim333 4mo ago
Thanks for the link. I'm a Brit and I wouldn't call it Russophobia but we do have a long history of opposing Russia like fighting Hitler when Stalin partnered with him to invade Poland and start WW2 and now when the slaughter civi
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by tim333 4mo ago
SpaceX going in the index is fine but I think changing the rule to make it different from other stocks is iffy and was at the request of Musk. There's a Patrick Boyle vid talking about it https://youtu.be/8rS3fTbC7TE
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by tim333 4mo ago
SpaceX got NASDAQ to change their rules so I guess people thought S&P might be similar. NASDAQ probably did it because they make money by the listing going to them rather than the NYSE.
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by tim333 4mo ago
These things get checked pretty carefully by humans. They can get sued for fraud. But some of the future estimates can be swayed by hallucinations, both AI and Elon Musk etc. You can also game things a bit like Anthropic is showing better f
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by tim333 4mo ago
Also Ukraine is not a great advert for giving up your nukes.
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by tim333 5mo ago
Partly - the documentary gives that a mention https://youtu.be/lI7tMxzSJ7w?t=3862 Also >It is because we have enduring demand for languages that are good at performance per watt. (1 min in from above link)
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by tim333 5mo ago
Don't you think the EM dashes might be a useful indicator of AI slop to avoid, if that way inclined?
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by tim333 5mo ago
Graffiti tends to be a visual indicator of lawlessness and petty crime.
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by tim333 5mo ago
It's a rather negative take on things. Take Musk for instance: >Mr Musk is America’s richest capitalist in part because he is its loudest Cassandra He's actually been going on about "A World Where All Is Free? That’s Elon
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by tim333 5mo ago
The Great Depression was a bit of a monetary screw up which we've probably figured out how not to do again.
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by tim333 5mo ago
Why do you assume other humans or cats and dogs are conscious? I'd suggest it's because they behave as if they are. LLMs show some signs of human like awareness, at least of text contents, whereas spreadsheets don't. When doc
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by tim333 5mo ago
Why do people do that? I've been on HN a while and have never figured how changing "How x" to "x" helps anything or complies with any guidelines or anything like that. The guidelines have an example specifically lea
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by tim333 5mo ago
It's a poor adaptation of the line in the original story ( https://www.eastoftheweb.com/short-stories/UBooks/TheyMade.s... ) The original: >That's ridiculous. How can meat make a machine? You're as

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