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by slashdev 3y ago
There's no income tax on foreign source income here.
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by slashdev 3y ago
That's a glass half full way to look at it. I'm creating jobs here and helping the local economy. I think it's a win-win.
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by slashdev 3y ago
It's not for everybody, but if you can find a way to not play the rigged game, you can get ahead. I moved from a high cost of living city in North America to Latin America. I bought a two floor penthouse overlooking the ocean for less
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by slashdev 3y ago
Stop is a fantasy pretty much prohibited by game theory in a world with multiple competing states. It’s not going to happen.
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by slashdev 3y ago
Terraforming planets is science fiction. We’re a long ways from there. We don’t even have industry in space yet.
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by slashdev 3y ago
You have 24/7 solar power in space
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by slashdev 3y ago
A lot of immigrant women stay home with the family, do you think that explains most of the 50% unemployment?
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by slashdev 3y ago
Obviously you can recover it, but they will Be a performance hit. Single threaded without GIL will always be slower than with it. I’ll be surprised if they can keep it to only 10%. It will depend on the workload and there will Be some patho
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by slashdev 3y ago
Both is not really on the table. Getting rid of the Gil will slow down single threaded code.
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by slashdev 3y ago
That does seem difficult to do.
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by slashdev 3y ago
This is not a problem Detroit has
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by slashdev 3y ago
I’ve heard economists champion the idea, but I’ve heard little talk about what the tradeoffs are. What are the downsides?
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by slashdev 3y ago
Does this have any implications on dark matter? I think most of the evidence for dark matter is from outside the galaxy, so not really. But might we not have made similar over estimations of baryonic matter at the edges of other galaxies? I
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by slashdev 3y ago
The temperature in my office right now is 28.1 with 86% humidity. I'll start to sweat in a couple of minutes. I rely on air conditioning to keep things more comfortable (at the setting I use, it brings it down to about 24 degrees and 7
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by slashdev 3y ago
Could this result in those tumor cells spreading elsewhere in the body? Not a doctor, nor do I play one on TV.
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by slashdev 3y ago
Yeah, I use offline maps. Lack of traffic info is sometimes an issue.
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by slashdev 3y ago
Thanks, I’ll check them out
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by slashdev 3y ago
Likewise, this would be enough to replace my cell plan. I don’t need high bandwidth stuff, just text communications, PagerDuty, gmail. The rest I can do over Wi-Fi.
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by slashdev 3y ago
Buses typically aren't frequent enough except on the most popular routes to just turn up without planning. Subways / light rail systems usually are frequent enough.
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by slashdev 3y ago
US only
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by slashdev 3y ago
Canada won't work?
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by slashdev 3y ago
Is Canada ok?
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by slashdev 3y ago
This looks sketchy
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by slashdev 3y ago
> mainly drunk/high people who suffocate their children like that. That's a lot of people! > You only need a sufficiently wide bed and separate covers for the parents Why even take the risk.
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by slashdev 3y ago
"if you let your baby sleep with you, you are a bad mother" that leads to a number of accidental suffocations. I think that’s pretty reasonable to educate the public about that.
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by slashdev 3y ago
Yeah, that’s my thinking as well. I also try to get some sun exposure. I get too little being an tech worker.
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by slashdev 3y ago
Thank god the hospital caught it!
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by slashdev 3y ago
Don’t say horrible things like that unless you can really back them up. Think of how a grief stricken parent might feel after reading that.
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by slashdev 3y ago
It would make for a good Monty Python sketch. That’s really a sad state of affairs.
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by slashdev 3y ago
This is not one of those stories, yet that’s how some people here are reacting. This person did a lot of work, including drudge work like support, building a Twitter following, building a newsletter audience, etc.

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