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This

best strategy: just click as fast as possible.

also spanish

Though many more of that type of people in the US.

"Not because they copied each other. Because the constraints are physics."

Why do models tend to fall back on the ‘it is not X, it is Y’ structure so frequently?

And literally ∞ up since its release.

I think it relates to exchange rates. On 2001 1 US Dollar = 1 Argentinian Peso. On 2023 1 US Dollar = 185 Argentinian Pesos.

In truth, thing is much worst, because you wont get 1 US dollar anywhere (nor banks, financial orgs, or privates will sell it for that price). On the market is close to

1 US Dollar = 360 Argentinian Pesos.

I dont think that Senna can compare to Pele.

Are you referring to Twitter right?

19th century, or 2008. It’d be same.

I have seen a disproportionally bigger number of blowups of highly regulated industries, so does not seem like a strong argument IMO.

My 82 years old, disabled dad disagrees that this is a good idea.

Independent of the results, I find it truly amazing how fast results are available for the public. Literally every refresh shows hundreds of thousands of new votes already verified and counted.

South America and South Asia are not "free world"? What does that mean?

Turning away pacients? Really?

Not entirely sure if its a comparable case, but first thing that comes to my mind is 2011 PSN outage[1]. I guess any change of that magnitude should take an unprecedent effort to resolve.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2011_PlayStation_Network_outag...

19 billion dollars for WhatsApp. I cant think of a better deal than that on entire human history.

Maybe Google should label those experimental products more clearly, so users are aware and align expectations.

I was playing around a bit and it really looks promising! There's some key missing features (like, selecting multiple items) and bugs (ctrl + v not working for me at least), but as an MVP is remarkable. Thanks for sharing.

But Tim S. explicitly said that he did not ask for special treatment. This is just that.

Although configuration can be a bit problematic at first, the benefits of using Storybook are clear. In my previous job, the typical question of "Is there a component for something like <X>?" was pretty much resolved going to Storybook and check for it.

Amazing job, this is fantastic. And also great that you can get access to the code.

This is my case, although with a little caveat. I used to smoke 1 pack (20 cigars) per day, but right at the same time that I read that COVID-19 was more dangerous for smokers, my preferred brand (Gold Leaf) got discontinued. Im not superstitious, but this was kind of "Yeah, this is the moment". Was smoker for more than 15 years.

This. I was surprised a year ago or so when I last travel to US that Wap was not ubiquitous like in pretty much the rest of the world.

Thats the DNA of pretty much any profit based oganization.

There are places that are really risky to drive to. In Buenos Aires, ie, it was reported that multiple Uber drivers got physically attacked by taxi drivers when they got identified on downtown. In some countries, like Brazil, there are some really risky areas where driver could potentially put his/her life at risk. Areas where not even police can access.

Capitalism is not only successful on economic matters. Poverty, for example, got reduced significantly during the last decades.

Although I share hour feelings, is not that easy either. I have family all over the world, and facebook is the best way to get communicated with them.

Seven days from Dallas to China? How is this considered a serious alternative to current planes?

Yes. Exactly what I tried to suggest.