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hansword

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About hansword

made some money with bitcoin a decade ago, but I am not the 'invest' type, I am more the 'spend and share' type, so it's all gone. I am very happy to have no connection to the crypto scene anymore. :)

I believe the platforms are the scourge of the web.

Recent public activity

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    Comment #32285126

    Did you ask one of your poorer friends before putting words into other peoples mouth?

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    Comment #32285052

    This whole bunch of comments shows that y'all have far too much money for your own good.

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    Comment #32285025

    you don't see why? really? Please ask one of your poorer friends if they see why.

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    Comment #32252461

    Your comment made me remember another handy rule: "if stuff doesn't cut both ways, find out why it doesn't"

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    Comment #32252349

    Normal rpm's for a spin welder are Datasheet: https://www.sonics.com/site/assets/files/2949/spin-welder.pd...

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    Comment #32252235

    Wut? The prices have risen since? surprisepikachu.png

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    Comment #32252211

    > would spin the rivet to about 11,000,343 RPM I just checked with the datasheet of a current commercial spin welder.[0] The rpm's given on the datasheet are 500 to 2500. I think t…

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    Comment #32240313

    Some friends in the US are really non-ironically worried about the country coming apart within the next few years.

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    Comment #32240222

    Look how often this has been posted already: https://hn.algolia.com/?q=russia+to+quit

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    Comment #32240104

    Do you, by chance, write cheap adventure stories for a living? Cause this sounds like something I read a few months ago. A pretty silly plan.

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    Comment #32238729

    I care about these things and left crypto over a decade ago.

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    Comment #32238035

    You are missing the central point of the Walkie-Talkie and Disney-Concert-Hall controversies. These are Frank-Gehry(-style) buildings, and in those roughly half of all surfaces is …

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    Comment #32237969

    With an express train from the easternmost stop to the westernmost stop, zero in-between stops... possible, but not very practicable.

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    Comment #32223890

    You are right. And I do understand why he does it. I can see his side. But I sit on the other side. I hate it and will tell everyone how much I hate it. --- Edit: Or, if you prefer…

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    Comment #32222901

    There have been many great suggestions, but I am surprised at the lack of: - Tom7 / Suckerpinch - it feels like hackernews catnip to me

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    Comment #32222864

    I want to very much second excluding Veritasium. Whenever he talked about something I was knowledgeable in, he made mistakes. This combined with branding himself as 'the element of…

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    Comment #32222804

    Think about how the hosts.txt file was originally used before the DNS. It's closer to that (with a lot of extra sophistication and 40+ year learning)

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    Comment #32212244

    There is another consideration that people on YouTube ignore, but Apple doesn't. You don't want the underside of the computer to reach substantially over 40deg for a considerable a…

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    Comment #32203816

    What is the price? shut-up-and-take-my-money.jpg Where do I sign? Can we make it same-day delivery?

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    Comment #32203550

    The way this is described it reminds me of the and tags in HTML, most often used for spoilers. But I am not sure if I understood it correctly. This might be more for different leve…

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    Comment #32190323

    Why is this titled "Advice for New Developers"? The actual blog post is called "The best investment". A proper title for HN, imo, would be "A personal fitness trainer is the best i…

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    Comment #32189705

    This is very close to (and at times is) climate denial.

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    Comment #32173232

    I would say it helps to first think what you want to get out of it. If your task is "show me something that breaks through our hyperspeed media", then I guess some obscure museum i…

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    Comment #32170100

    "Neural Head Avatar" is not a good name, but it sure beats "deepfake".