Wiki had data up until ~2013 and things haven't exactly improved since then. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economy_of_Puerto_Rico
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Wiki had data up until ~2013 and things haven't exactly improved since then. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economy_of_Puerto_Rico
U.S.A was also once owned by another country and it managed to figure something out.
I lived in PR for a few months in 2014, every week I would learn more and more about how much of a disaster that island is.
I wish them luck cause it's going to be hard to get things going again.
PR has more debt that California, and zero industry except for Bacardi rum.
Name one thing made in PR?
It's a given all guides have false information, it then begs the question are guides worse than no guides? I think this can be easily answered more information is better.
You can give people information but you can't understand it for them.
kudos for making the app :)
What do you think your app would identify this as? Carpet mushroom? http://imgur.com/a/Rqc64
*Except for the Sagrada Familia building in Spain which started construction in 1982 and is expected to be finished in 2026.
There are maybe 5 major EPC Engineer Procure Construct companies all of them are very similar.
Lots of military types find the field work similar their previous experience.
You get to meet people from all walks of life, rural farmer to execs of S&P 500 companies.
Lots of driving.
More project management then Engineering if you're in the field.
I've also been a part of a few large scale solar farms 20-100MW Same companies and same work situation, but less cranes.
If you want to know where they are building go through Abilene, TX and ask.
Embedded software is extremely hard to do mobile, and anyways all of the electronics tech is designed in Germany.
Getting a entry level job in wind is about being nearby and willing to work. If you have a college degree you can always be a field Engineer.
I'm an Electrical Engineer in the wind industry now, previously I was in the field, and previously I was an embedded software/hardware engineer.
This is inline with the absolution of the self... If Buddhism believes that the self doesn't exist it's hard to use language that directly engages with the idea of self (subject).
I soon figured out I could get detention, miss the bus, but still get home on my bike. Couple that with a habit of getting the mail daily, and I was able to to serve detention without my parents knowledge (I think).
The radiolab excerpt is here:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Scy35jm5Hw
Paul Hoffman’s biography has Erdős on “10 to 20 milligrams of Benzedrine or Ritalin”
so yea the coffee, it was the coffee.
I was on the verge of starting my own business but I back tracked as I saw it in a different light, I gained new perspective on it.
I spent one year in South America learning Spanish, studying yoga and mediation in Thailand and India, learning bit of Chinese, learning to run and running a 10k and getting fit. Getting a real low paying job in America selling fireworks. ect...
Now I am back at the full time gig and getting shipped off to Puerto Rico to build a solar farm, something that would have never been on the table if I didn't take the time.
two weeks seems so laughable to me.
I spent 12 days in a silent meditation retreat, that is almost two weeks there.
One way to look at life is through the lens of time, we all have x amount of time, we get to choose how to use it. Everybody is given time, rich people and poor people all have this x amount it's a great equalizer.
My year abroad cost about $17,000, that is an incredible deal.