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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ute_people You don’t need a city to consider it a settlement, they had dominion over the outlined land, treaties, and trade. I’d consider that civilation, settling, and land management.
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Awesome, love to see this tech develop in these yards and expand as viable.
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Yeah they know how to build relationships.
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And they computers don't have a sense of humor.
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Start a new company and eat the old bloated ones business...
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Google Earth and msfs are pretty fun.
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Maybe, but you can also end up with standard cached assets and people leveraging optimized frameworks like unity. Already the tooling is there, and I as a react dev am having an easy time building up a vr project, that I see as a next evolu
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Can you give some concrete examples?
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The talent abroad ends up working for US companies though, how will dominance dissipate. The market and financing is in the US.
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Yeah at this point, swe are more key to bringing in the future efficiency advancements per person than doctors or lawyers, I remember doctors making multiple hundreds of thousands a year decades ago, with surgeons into the millions. It seem
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How's southern France for long term tourists/expats? Would love to hear your thoughts.
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I mean there aren't cities like Vienna in the US.
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They aren't way smarter, they are about as smart as you, you just were lucky enough to pick a more flexible, marketable, and evolving skill set. They probably are a bit more diligent than you though, but that can get you trapped in a l
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For less money and flexibility than software;
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Coffee shops, health clubs, parks….. would like to see the daytime opportunities for socialization and entertainment to rise.
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Love the code, be the code, test the code, and you will become the master of the code. But seriously you don’t have to make it your life, just start writing tests for different modules during your work day and you’ll be embedded in no time.
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At the last place I joined, I just wrote out tests for the code. It got me easy quick prs, a context of the codebase, and appreciation from about every stakeholder.
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Are they happy or are their parents happy at their “success”. Go watch some Frasier, it’s good for some perspective on success and happiness across career, family, personal baggage.
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Self taught in 2014 coming off an engineering degree with a decent background in engineering focused coding like arduinos, matlab, fluid dynamics simulations, and android on the side. Should have went to my schools cs program instead if I w
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Still cheaper than traditionally tracking down money laundering. And most people would make a mistake or two over a criminal career.
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Replacing it with exercise and stretching has helped me a bit.
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Then buy a nice with with a decent commute, enough room for 2 kids with good public education, a car, and a lawn on that one 100k income... And any health issues that happen to strike you. Because thats what the american middle class was so
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After 5 years I got a pinched nerve that has kept me a bit sidelined this year. Watch your spine people, be careful.
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I just got an ipad for the first time. I spent more on digital purchases for that thing than I have in years on my android. Theres something about how big it is.
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Many money managers will sell the news, take profits, and reallocate. Catalysts like this cause a bunch of managers to do it at the same time, thus a dip. But look at it as a temporary discount.
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Many money managers will sell the news, take profits, and reallocate. Catalysts like this cause a bunch of managers to do it at the same time, thus a dip. But look at it as a small sale.
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Elon is one giant ad, and he has equity. Just because its not defined as traditional advertising, doesnt mean they dont promote the brand. They have physical car showrooms with large tesla logos. They litterally spent millions to put a tes
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I dont think hydrogen is the wrong bet, it just the mature evolution of the electric economy. Batteries cant hold enough power per pound/size or charge as fast as hydrogen and we will need hydrogen for those applications that batteries
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I was looking at the usdc, vs tether, vs dai market caps over the last few weeks. Tether seemed to have stopped printing as usdc has continued to grow. https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/tether/ https:/&#x
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Ive moved everything to eth over the last few months. It retains the ability to store value like btc, but fuels a defi ecosystem that is providing an automated financial services economy. As traditional financial institutions dive into the
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