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by guax 2y ago
Everyone will see and praise how good you are. The elite swordmakers of royalty did not think their elaborate swords would see battle, they knew it was a show piece. The point was not the use, was the position and recognition it brought you
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by guax 2y ago
The engineering and craft is beyond reproach, beautiful, involved, unique. The market in which it needs to exist is exclusive, arrogant and elitist. So there is a bittersweet response to it. Makes me think of Royal arts of the past, made to
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by guax 2y ago
And there is even more games! https://oe.tradoc.army.mil/oegames/
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by guax 2y ago
exactly is not like a president can override congress powers and be able to dismantle agencies or set tariffs for example. everyone will trust the stability of the policies then.
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by guax 2y ago
I assume the game is meant to be played with the knowledge of some supplementary course and material. the coordinates seem to be https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Military_Grid_Reference_System
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by guax 2y ago
Their capital was named after a Texas city, no?
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by guax 2y ago
Executive orders are not laws, they're fancy memos. Puerto Rico is in the US btw where the official language is also Spanish. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Languages_of_the_United_States > On March 1, 2025, Pre
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by guax 2y ago
Emergency services are supposed to be for everyone in your country. Now its easy to narrow down just to citizens or residents but the US will have at all times a large quantity of visitors who are not expected to speak english I would suppo
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by guax 2y ago
There is very little reason why a Business would prefer cash other than have some freedom in how it's reported. This is considering how much of a hassle and risk is involved in having large sums. There is even less reason why a person
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by guax 2y ago
Is he removing a veil or merely understanding another aspect the implementers of the change do not grasp. I have serious doubt that anyone currently running the US have much capacity to understand the impact of their actions that much.
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by guax 2y ago
This is misleading and borderline false. Most people don't have to do much during tax season nor keep any receipts. You download the declarations of your bank, receive one from your work. Fill them out on a free software and you'r
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by guax 2y ago
I believe it's more related to economic crisis and informal work (tax evasion). Brazil is very cashless for normal transactions.
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by guax 2y ago
The appeal is to replace workers by using a generic platform, that when mass produced, costs less and don't require retooling. One human commodity for a mechanical one.
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by guax 2y ago
1. Yes and No. I assume Wise or another will offer this at some point with better conditions. A vendor called recarga pay offer this already but charges 4% on transactions. 2. yes, and it is used a lot.
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by guax 2y ago
The pix revolution is for very small business: food stalls, mom and pop shops, seasonal sellers, street vendors, independent and informal professionals (plumbers, electricians, etc). Brazil adopted banking cards very fast and I remember usi
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by guax 2y ago
Pix does not substantially changes the tax evasion problem as that is mostly a problem with higher earners and small/medium business who evade tax using cash payment, convoluted setups of companies and "laranjas" (our slang f
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by guax 2y ago
A lot of governments have that ability for electronic transactions. In Brazils case specifically it was implemented as a payment broker between institutions that participate in the SPI (instantaneous payment system) and works pretty much li
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by guax 2y ago
The Steam Deck does a good job of running games offline. The mix bag will be the online style cash grabs from Ubisoft and EA but most work too. DRM is a thing we have to live with but valve does a decent job of making it invisible when it&#
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by guax 2y ago
It's not like the open source engines won't be worked on. Or other companies who are not ad companies (apple, etc) Browsers will not stop existing because google cannot make one. At worse google would donate to a non profit that k
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by guax 2y ago
He did say it was the best guess. Not that it was accurate by any means.
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by guax 2y ago
Someday at the office: What do you mean our auto scaling strategy stopped working when we switched to Office 360?
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by guax 2y ago
I remember de people graph search when no privacy settings really existed and people kept complete and updated profiles. It was the ultimate stalker took. Absolute batshit crazy that it existed even for the short time it did.
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by guax 2y ago
Not a single quantum in there. Could be even more advanced!
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by guax 2y ago
ouch, I am certain some people did the same for nokia against android/apple :P
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AI Thinks It Cracked Kryptos. The Artist Behind It Says No Chance(wired.com)
48 points by guax 2y ago|46 comments
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by guax 2y ago
What's the tradeoff tho? People usually are mad because those animals threaten part of their income, not because they cause harm to the environment. It's not about beavers or wolves or beavers or another ugly animal. Is usually ab
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by guax 2y ago
Kaliningrad likely has some nukes and offer no benefit for Ukraine to hold or even damage. most of the valuable targets for Ukraine would be reachable by long range missiles. No one wants to supply. Sadly the play seems to be increase Ukrai
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by guax 2y ago
I think Russia would be much more weary to attack a re-armed, well supported and "rested" Ukraine that would be bolstered by defeating goliath, even if at great loss, remember that everyone thought they would capitulate within two
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by guax 2y ago
I would not be able to say. I work with Russians but they avoid any political discussion. The few who do say something are more aligned with western views. The little I seen from news I take are part of a bubble but show the US being ridicu
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by guax 2y ago
He did not live through two world wars and the invention of ICBMs. His views might have shifted a bit.

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