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by argentinian 2y ago
Would you use Astro for other type of sites apart from static ones? I'm not sure if I understand well its use case. It's not for cases when there's complex backend logic, right? What other technologies can be replaced by Astr
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by argentinian 2y ago
The educational level was declining lately, as seen in the PISA tests. Milei is not to blame for that.
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by argentinian 2y ago
Which future? It had tendencies of increasing poverty, increasing inflation and decreasing educational level.
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by argentinian 3y ago
I like about Vue that everything feels straightforward and if fits in my head. In other words I think it's powerful and at the same time simple. It had only once a big change, and even then it was very easy to understand. If you knew t
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by argentinian 3y ago
Have you seen inequality statistics?
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by argentinian 3y ago
Do you mean they become unable to enjoy good time with friends?
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by argentinian 3y ago
Considering that there are many different schools of economists with very varied ideas, that's absurd. I think you don't even understand the definition of 'economics'.
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by argentinian 3y ago
Venezuela has no Amazon. How do you explain that?
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by argentinian 3y ago
Venezuela and Zimbawe have a higher percent of greedy persons than other countries, that explains all. Venezuelans, you should stop being so greedy!
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by argentinian 3y ago
Please use as source a reputable newspapers. The fake news campaign to attempt to destroy Milei's reputation was enormous. I wasn't able to watch a youtube video without seeing an anti-milei fear-mongering advertisement in the mon
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by argentinian 3y ago
Yes, and that money needs to have a certain value.
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by argentinian 3y ago
It's an unrealistic reduction to talk about "The West" as if it was an homogeneous entity. The whole world used fossil fuels, and you should read the history of the big nations of the East too. What's your point? Are you
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by argentinian 3y ago
In Argentina it's not like that. The corrupt government has been focused in welfare for decades.
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by argentinian 3y ago
But when the ones in power are corrupt, they are the same people who would have to implement the welfare. And of course they steal a big percentage of the welfare money. And also inflation. Look at inflation numbers in Argentina. Look what
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by argentinian 3y ago
The same description can be applied to many South American countries.
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by argentinian 3y ago
As an argentinean citizen I believe that corruption and crime are what impede prosperity. How can prosperity arise when power is in the hands of corrupts?
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by argentinian 3y ago
That description of the culture also describes very well Argentina's culture, and I also believe that it's what causes Argentina to remain poor.
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by argentinian 3y ago
Who do you believe that buys the services or goods that the owners produce?
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by argentinian 3y ago
Democtrats may be already evaluating the benefits of currency controls.
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by argentinian 3y ago
What you describe is exactly what has been happening in Argentina since the government of Perón more than 50 years ago. But as that economical dynamic is relatively new in the USA, it's not yet understood even by many highly educated H
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by argentinian 3y ago
For Argentinian citizens what you say is common sense, backed by the experience of living with inflation for more than 50 years. For a liberal HN reader living in an expensive apartment in SF, what you say is a cause for downvotes.
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by argentinian 3y ago
> the government will blame inflation on greedy corporate profiteers and excessive wage demands by workers. That's exactly what happens in Argentina. The democrats are following the steps of Juan Domingo Perón.
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by argentinian 3y ago
Congratulations, you sound like a standard Argentinian politician now. Trying to minimize the impact of increasing the money supply.
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by argentinian 3y ago
That's what always happened in Argentina. Government prints money so they have more to spend, but it's not without consequences. Then they blame businessmen for the rising prices, and uneducated voters believe them. And now with t
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by argentinian 3y ago
If the results are very similar but the method is much cheaper, it will certainly be applied. At least with extras.
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by argentinian 3y ago
"The Chaos" is a poem demonstrating the irregularity of English spelling and pronunciation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tfRSvTSY0d4
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by argentinian 3y ago
Certainly. English can express the same ideas with less tenses, and having a gender for inanimate objects is absurd.
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by argentinian 3y ago
What confusion? These are 2 symbols that are pronounced in the same way https://www.rae.es/duda-linguistica/existe-diferencia-en-la-...
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by argentinian 3y ago
As a Spanish speaker I can say that even if it has some phonetic exceptions, Spanish is still extremely easy to pronounce compared to English. However, English grammar is much simpler than Spanish grammar.

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