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majestic5762··on As a US Navy fighter pilot, I witnessed unidentified anomalous phenomena
Some people seem to condemn these theories, while identifying with them and putting themselves at the center. It gives them power. People use this tactic often, but some become boring.

((Jews)) don't like when people say about them they rule the world, but the truth is they like it.

Same goes with Germans. ((Nazism)) is taboo and nobody talks about it, but the truth is they are proud of their history. Not about the killings, but proud of their might and power - they "almost succeeded".

Coming back, i had 0 antisemitic intentions

majestic5762··on As a US Navy fighter pilot, I witnessed unidentified anomalous phenomena
People often imagine secret societies with secret gatherings, doing bizarre rituals. This is why it's hard to imagine such cabals. But they do exist and might be pretty chill: people smoking cigars, drinking and discussing ways of making money from their position of power. We all do that. Happens that some are more rich and powerful
majestic5762··on As a US Navy fighter pilot, I witnessed unidentified anomalous phenomena
Exactly. [redacted, i was wrong]
majestic5762··on As a US Navy fighter pilot, I witnessed unidentified anomalous phenomena
What's antisemitic from my words? But you're correct: people see patterns, like me or you, and they're often wrong, but not always. The truth lurks in there somewhere. But that was just my theory based on personal experience and observation. I'm not interested in political, religious or racial discussions.
majestic5762··on As a US Navy fighter pilot, I witnessed unidentified anomalous phenomena
My theory is that the wealthy and secret fraternities who put their men in government and politics always need controversial subjects so that they can push hidden agendas behind them. Orchestration can be easy: just a handful of people know the truth, some execute knowingly, the rest are unknowingly part of the story. It could be useful to think why they need this UFO story to resurface. Better weapons and more funding? The aliens are the masters who ask for peace and a global government? The Overton Window has already widened. Once people accept the idea of UFOs/aliens, they will start accepting more crazy ideas. Not implying there is an evil plan. Maybe there is a good plan for a better world, and the only instruments are these kind of stories that keep us in a state of wonder. They've been cooking this UFO stuff for decades. Curios to see where it ends or what's born out of it.

But it seems there are evidence and trustworthy people talking about these UFO sightings. Maybe they're true. Let's not forget that the Covid story was also true, but way more convincing that it should've been. What did they gain? More money and control. Who benefited? Everybody who joined the dance silently but knowingly: from Pfizer, WHO, to local governments, businessmen, medical staff, politicians, etc, to name a few. The whole Covid story is riddled with corruption, from top to bottom, in every country of this world. But everybody's happy: the elite at the top ruled out their plan, those at the middle executed and made a profit, while those at the bottom paid the price and are glad to be alive. 3 years ago this sounded like a crazy conspiracy, but the reality of today is that they managed to pull it off in public! What's even more perverse is that even those people who feel there is something wrong, now they feel hopeless and will accept whatever life throws at them. Anyway they're always busy working to afford existence or that expensive and instagramable M6 BMW they want so much. Educated, domesticated, but sophisticated cattle.

Today we have deadly viruses, WW3, UFOs, draught and famine, climate change, economic crises. Too many things happening at once, no time to find the needle in the haystack, let's just trust the government and press when they start screaming at us again.

I'd love the truth that aliens are visiting us, that there is more to science than we know, but life taught me that humans are always behind any kind of story. Either fabricate, or use some real truths, but always leverage a backdoor to exploit the human mind. The backdoor is our reaction to fear and the exploit is the story. Fear is primal and many other feelings eventually boil down to fear, even love. Fear of loneliness, of hunger, of failure, of an unfulfilling life, of reject, of pain. Fear of the unknown.

majestic5762··on The future (and the past) of the web is server side rendering
Very cool!
majestic5762··on Small SaaS banned by Cloudflare after 4 years of being paying customer
I stopped paying for cloudflare after their support team was unable to debug why one of my rewrite conditions wasn't working. I provided them full details like for kindergarden, but they replied after days saying it's working on their end, lol. I deeply respect the cloudflare tech and the dev team, but support sucks and i don't trust cloudflare anymore. I won't pay even a single cent, even if they would have stellar support from now on. After reading all these cloudflare stories lately, and knowing how they treated me, i don't care about them anymore. Someone should write a "you probably dont need cloudflare" article. I'm disgusted by these kind of companies that grow large and they stop caring for the people who were there with them from day 1.
majestic5762··on Write admin tools from day one (2022)
I agree, but only after you have a product that works. Else, you will see yourself drawn into maintaining the admin features, and not the real product. There can be a middle ground: design your API with ACL from the start, and then the CRUD admin features would just work out of the box. Or there's a cool shortcut: Hasura and Appsmith. Hasura connects to my PostgreSQL data and provides authorization, while Appsmith just consumes the REST endpoints created with Hasura.
majestic5762··on Ask HN: Is TypeScript worth it?
I write types everywhere. Without types, I'm in the blind. So yeah, don't look at motifs why some library maintainer has TS errors in their declaration files. I'm a full-stack TS developer, and I can count on my one hand fingers the times when some library had type problems. And if they had, I would fix them with my own declarations. But how do you code without types? It brings so much clarity to everything. Judging by your questions, you haven't worked with TS a bit. Or you like sensational HN titles, drawing in all the kids lol
majestic5762··on Aleister Crowley, the Wickedest Climber Ever? (2022)
Incredible! How didn't i know about it! Pure gold
majestic5762··on Aleister Crowley, the Wickedest Climber Ever? (2022)
Same
majestic5762··on Aleister Crowley, the Wickedest Climber Ever? (2022)
> I've held those letter in my hands, penned by his own hand.

Interesting, could you elaborate?

majestic5762··on Why are antennas popping up over the Salt Lake City foothills?
Or maybe they are used for fraud. Tunneling traffic through a sim card nobody knows about, which if located would be discovered in the mountains, well that's a blackhat dream
majestic5762··on Life Is Short (2016)
Beautiful ! :)
majestic5762··on Lesser-known JavaScript APIs
Whoever is a js/fe dev, used these already
majestic5762··on Ask HN: I've Built a DHT Torrent Sniffer and Search Engine. Should I Release?
I wrote a similar solution 8 years ago. I repurposed the system to identify IPs owned by the government, and notified them if a malicious copy of Windows (but not limited to) was seeded by them. Meaning there was a chance that an unknown actor had a backdoor in my government's network. If you wanna discuss, I'm happy to talk and even contribute towards a commercial solution majestic.hn@fastmail.com. I didn't pursue this opportunity for money at that time, but I had my fair share of "shoutz". Won't be bad to pick this up again
majestic5762··on Some people who appear to be in a coma may be conscious
Can say it's true from my experience. My uncle cried and tried to grab my hand when he saw me near his hospital bed, even if he was in a coma. I've knew since then people might be awake even if we perceive then as vegetables
majestic5762··on Telefunc: Remote Functions instead of API
The DX is really cool, but I remembered protobuf exists https://buf.build/blog/connect-web-protobuf-grpc-in-the-brow...

The marketing rhetoric of telefunc activates my skepticism, but I hope it's just me

majestic5762··on Poll: Should you work for yourself or take a full-time job?
I have 2 full time jobs and working for my startup. 1 job provided stocks, my startup provided crypto, and my monthly income overall is 15k. It's hard to handle everything but key is to prioritize and do as much as possible in a day. Nobody blames me if I hang on a task, because everybody has multiple jobs as well - it feels like an unspoken acceptance between people. For context, I'm living in Romania
majestic5762··on Poll: Contractors, what is your hourly rate
I raised $2M by developing a full e2e white-labeled crypto crowdfunding solution as an entrepreneur(as a solo dev anyway), but I make 50$/h as a solo dev for any other side gig. And I took care of everything, from legal, accounting, infra, dev team, marketing, and business. Guess I'm undervalued as an individual and not as a corporation? Take away: incorporate yourself
majestic5762··on Supabase – Realtime: Multiplayer Edition
I've been watching Supabase for a long time and wanted to try it out. I had the chance to use it in a couple of projects that I started, but I feared it will cause me problems down the road, and eventually I decided to build the backend services myself. I'm comfortable with NestJS which is not supported in Deno, and I felt that my productivity would've been harmed if I picked up Supabase. But definitely I have to build up confidence by starting a personal project. Is there anyone who uses Supabase in production? Do you have any feedback?
majestic5762··on Ask HN: Where to meet people who are interested in building a company together?
You are right and I agree 100%. This is my experience as well.
majestic5762··on I'm starting a tech cooperative. Ping me if interested
I'm starting a tech cooperative. Ping me if interested. Premises: high income gigs, balanced focus on in-house grown SaaS and on-prem subscriptions for passive income, cash evenly distributed among members, freedom for everyone to take time off as they want, senior-level members to execute tasks in a precise and timely manner, junior-mid level members welcome to learn the tricks of the trade, everyone is equal - we coagulate inside a Decentralised Autonomous Organisation (DAO) that gives rights to all of you.

We're taking the best out of all worlds, into a tech coop that's focused on quality of life and service

majestic5762··on Ask HN: Who wants to be hired? (June 2022)

  Location: Bucharest, Romania
  Remote: Only
  Willing to relocate: No
  Technologies: React, ReactNative, TypeScript, NextJS, NestJS
  Résumé/CV: Upon email request
  Email: majestic.hn@fastmail.com
I'm a full-stack developer with over 10+ years of experience. I'm a certified pentester and I love bleeding-edge tech. I can build stuff as a solo dev, or part of a team. I can lead teams as well. Always open to pick up and learn new tech.
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