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   by _3u10 3y ago

   Im in BA today and went to both airports and there wasn’t a problem. My friend / boxing coach lives in the favelas in Rio, he has a home. There’s no one sleeping on the streets / tent cities like in Vancouver. Even in Chacarita in
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   by _3u10 3y ago

   Nah my gfs family also thinks it’s stupid. She came to check Canada out and definitely does not want to live there. Lots of people go to school in US / Europe and come back. Paraguay is for people who want to work anyone who doesn’t us
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   by _3u10 3y ago

   It has high crime areas which are generally not where you want to live. Most Latam cities are pretty good about keeping the criminals separate from the people. This is kind of what I meant by 100x less stupid than Vancouver. Brazil and Colo
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   by _3u10 3y ago

   Born and raised in Vancouver, still have a house in BC. Living in Paraguay, life is much better and way more friendly. 100x less stupid. Honestly there’s a bigger homeless problem in Vancouver than Buenos Aires, Rio, or even Asuncion. That
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   by _3u10 3y ago

   It counters the apartheid state narrative pretty hard so of course it’s swept under the rug.
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   by _3u10 3y ago

   https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Islam_in_Israel Muslim citizens within Israel have equal rights and many become parliamentarians, judges, diplomats, public health officials, and IDF generals.[23]
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   by _3u10 3y ago

   It’s mostly just objc_msg_send and a couple other methods in that header.
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   by _3u10 3y ago

   null results are also replicable.
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   by _3u10 3y ago

   The Cape of Good Hope will not allow this, the mixing of the seas should not be allowed.
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    by _3u10 3y ago

    Uhh hello airplanes? It’s blimps, you win, goodbye. https://youtu.be/vzYLTnI7TUI
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    by _3u10 3y ago

    It’s formal vs informal. The “economy” is only the formal economy. When people stay home the economy loses 1+1/N incomes where N is the number of children a day care worker can take care of.
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    by _3u10 3y ago

    Haven't even gotten to processing fees and taxes.
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    by _3u10 3y ago

    Because it’s going to quickly go from we observed this which is a finding to we project that the world is going to end unless we do X which is not a scientific finding but rather one of a multitude of opinions on the future which is why cli
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    by _3u10 3y ago

    It's almost as if almost all public servants in all governments are required not to be political publicly and is written into their contracts.
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    by _3u10 3y ago

    Yeah the cell phone world is a little dodgy at times.
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    by _3u10 3y ago

    Have you been to South America? Flagship phones don’t cost less here. Paraguay is about 20% more, Argentina 100 to 200%, and Brazil 30 to 40% more. Anything that is high end costs much more here due to a combination of tarrifs, reduced volu
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    by _3u10 3y ago

    This will thankfully take years, hopefully decades, to get to South America. We still have straws that work.
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    by _3u10 3y ago

    I love this kind of thing. In Asuncion, there are whole food parks dedicated to this kind of thing, and many parking garages have the top level converted to clubs on Friday and Saturday, usually with a smattering of food carts. Also, abando
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    by _3u10 3y ago

    The crap north americans put up with is amazing. In all of Central / South America the only country comes close to the level of day to day restrictions is Nicaragua. Not even El Salvador which is apparently a right-wing dictatorship wh
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    by _3u10 3y ago

    Exactly, you see this to a more extreme degree in South America. Particularly Rio, Buenos Aires, and Asuncion. Rio is don’t take your phone out if you don’t want it to get stolen. BA is you might get mugged at night. Asuncion is you can for
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    by _3u10 3y ago

    I was being sarcastic, note the part about Putin's son bribing officials in Ukraine.
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    by _3u10 3y ago

    Here's an NPR link about the same topic: https://www.npr.org/2023/08/23/1195305201/rudy-giuliani-arre...
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    by _3u10 3y ago

    Hopefully one day we'll have a grid designed to carry high voltages over long distances instead of using inefficient low voltage transmission which exposes the grid to these dangers.
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    by _3u10 3y ago

    I doubt anything in the electrical grid or that mattered actually cared about the two digit year being 00. Best case scenario some bills were going to be messed up / reissued. SCADA controlled water pumps never cared what the date was,
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    by _3u10 3y ago

    Wasn't society supposed to collapse from Y2K too? The people doing this research need funding, and no one is going to give them funding unless, it's to make sure that this won't wipe out society. If the grid collapses in any
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    by _3u10 3y ago

    And how many worked slightly less proficiently and didn’t make CEO : manager / etc?
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    by _3u10 3y ago

    Developer time is of course, free.
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    by _3u10 3y ago

    Canada certainly has enough land to handle a little sprawl.
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    by _3u10 3y ago

    If the government kept tax rates flat and produced economic growth it would also raise taxes. I think what people are getting at is that in Canada there is an artificial limit enforced by government on house production, when vacancy rates a
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    by _3u10 3y ago

    In Canada there are quota limits for a lot of commodities, obviously not most groceries but many of them.