Viewing profile — _5uxp
_5uxp
HN member- Joined
- Mon, Jul 31, 2023, 7:17 AM UTC
- HN karma
- 2
- Public activity
- 106 items
- HN profile
- View on Hacker News ↗
About _5uxp
No profile information was provided.
Recent public activity
-
comment
Comment #36880412
U don't and masses are stupid. They elect thiefs, all over the world.
-
comment
Comment #36668927
meanwhile some of the legally available old games are just spreading virus, literally. see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34101899
-
comment
Comment #36656204
Only few people a year die from shark attacks, imagine writing about that type of low stats. ? Ridiculous. On the other hand dozens die everyday from car crashes in USA alone. Nobo…
- comment
-
comment
Comment #36524147
"they aren’t taking a directional position yet" Fixed it for you. What exactly making it accesible to trillion $ capital is going to lead? lower price for decades? stable price for…
-
comment
Comment #36280419
Sorry to say it but majority of book reviews are just stupid and not informative in anyway. The idea that a book can be reviewed in less than 1-2 page + not knowing and checking ba…
-
comment
Comment #36240049
You mean like Paypal etc and how they can just ban you and take your money? + Many countries can't access to "centralised version" by default. Imagine internet being country restri…
-
comment
Comment #36106934
How much of that lost is directly related to Intel and how they're soo behind in tech with thinkpads?
-
comment
Comment #36007745
Yes but I'm more curious about how they archive the content at the first place. It's not tamper-proof so it gives them a power.
- comment
- comment
-
comment
Comment #35324892
Facebook acquired Oculus 9 years ago, spent billions yet active users are similiar to crypto probably. So another tech like you said exist and Crytpo is being used for meaningful t…
-
comment
Comment #35324868
It helps libgen, sci-hub stay funded and makes Argentines, many other nations hold USD equivalent. It makes remittance much more cheaper and easier too
-
comment
Comment #35324819
Not to forget, their token drop to actual users and after that it went publicly up in real value and still holds similar to first price, unlike scammy financially enginered Tech IP…
-
comment
Comment #35276851
I mean bad deal doesn't %100 mean it can't be huge in future? Bill gates had almost half of Microsoft stock at IPO, every investing decision he had did'nt replace that lost but Mic…
-
comment
Comment #35185612
No, more like 75% Swiss and %25 foreign https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demographics_of_Switzerland One of the highest in EEA.
-
comment
Comment #35170134
Do you also mean things like Uber? with double digit $B lost with no road to be profitable? I agree.
-
comment
Comment #35135768
I think nowadays Intel CPUs are more planned obselence that any other hardware, so behind.
-
comment
Comment #35135548
Probably real answer is aging.
-
comment
Comment #35106552
As a media corp. The Economist just follows certain leads and filters to lie. Sometimes obvious, sometimes not so.
-
comment
Comment #35105823
So they build an incredibly convincing lying machine? is it always going to be like this because there is no algorithm for truth ?
-
comment
Comment #35105784
I'd say not majority of the banks or anything like that but top ones like Goldman Sachs (Apple's choice) is more stable than all 3rd world countries and their CB too. Because GS ha…
-
comment
Comment #34897345
They are more dumb tho, scripts and dialogues are so much simple. They rarely give you the feeling of once a lifetime seeing experience. Most of them have too much CGI and sometime…
-
comment
Comment #34881184
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/Eu Creating a "maps" website and not even knowing EU stands for European Union, then listing many countries from Europe but not from EU u…
-
comment
Comment #34879283
Sit long enough with that %4 and you will see with opp. cost that you're not getting anything for long term. That's for short term cash and such.