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mrleinad
5y ago
Argentina. Living alone, you'll be ok with half that, so you'll have plenty.
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I'm not so clear on how that works in the states. Here in Argentina you have a public system that everyone can use. Now, if you want, you can pay for private healthcare and use that if you think it's better, but the public system
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5y ago
Not everyone has to use it, private and public systems can coexist, as it works in many countries.
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5y ago
If all that money was spent in the US, you'd have a much higher inflation. This is another way the US exports the dollar as a worldwide currency, and is able to print money without causing high inflation domestically.
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The construction of the Great Pyramid and the new history of humanity revealed
(youtube.com)
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Macri didn't do anything new. He cut back spending on stuff he couldn't see profit from like public education and healthcare, added more public employees, and took inordinate amounts of external debt. It's true that he'd
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5y ago
"Argentina has been poor since the advent of Peronism" This argument is quite short-sighted, as it doesn't even try to understand or explain October 17, 1945. It just brushes it away like a nuisance that breaks that idillic A
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People that received Pfizer algo caught it, so yes, it's not a particularly insightful comment.
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Yeah, that didn't happen.
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5y ago
It may be because it's 7 AM here and I just woke up, but I didn't understand how to read it.
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5y ago
Any plans for a different keyboard layout? I see you have planned for different languages, but I didn't see different layouts.
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5y ago
Libgen seems to be blocked in at least some parts of the US as well. I tried to access it while reading this thread, and couldn't. Then I remembered I had activated my VPN and I was tunnelling through the US.
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5y ago
This gave me a chuckle
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Electronic lottery tickets as micropayments (1997)
(fermatslibrary.com)
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5y ago
Quark's trip to the past seems to have had unintended consequences.
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It is tedious for me to have to remember friends and family's birthdays. I care about them, but I don't want to have the mental hassle of actually remembering that today is someone's birthday. So I have a calendar remind me o
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5y ago
Wait, what? So the system was purposefully hindering everyone's productivity? Sounds more like a "I brought up production" story...
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5y ago
I take it deleting everything was an accident, right? Not that the guy applied for a job only to destroy that information... lol
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5y ago
Well, the University got pissed off. https://twitter.com/UMNComputerSci/status/138494868382169497...
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5y ago
They could do that by using all the existing patches and reported bugs already in the codebase. But that would've required them to work more than if they submitted new code with new bugs. They chose to effectively waste other people&#x
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You misunderstood me. I said the ones who tried to "see if the bugs would be detected or not in new submitted patches" are the lazy ones who instead of analyzing the existing code and existing bugs, attempted to submit new ones. A
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A far better approach would be to study patch submissions and see how many bugs were introduced by the result of those patches being accepted and applied, without any interference of any kind. Problem with that is it's a lot of work an
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6y ago
So they not only destroyed art, but also wasted energy on creating the NFT, adding to global warming. If there's anything that's not absolute evil in all that, I fail to see it.
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6y ago
I had to disable all adblockers to get the full functionality.
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Reminded me of a line in American Beauty, when the two gay neighbours are jogging, and Lester joins them and asks them for tips to get in shape[1]: - Neighbour: "Do you want to just lose weight, or do you want to have increased strengt
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I'd love to hear an answer for this one.
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6y ago
Related to that, do you have any recommendations on good quality ticker data sources you'd buy?
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Because a long time ago, Microsoft bought Skype and created its own communication protocol. It was all downhill from there on...
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Just curious, as I don't live in the states and haven't done the research: Didn't they need an approval for acquiring Instagram and WhatsApp? If so, did no one say at the time "hey, this might become a monopoly".
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6y ago
Witnesses can be bought. Pictures can't be fully trusted (unless you think you can see someone's age floating above their head). Give me judicial processes and hard evidence if there's any.
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