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by sdfin 5y ago
Your answer is not related to the content of the articles.
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by sdfin 5y ago
Cuban doctors' don't seem to be very happy with that, according to the NYT and BBC: https://www.nytimes.com/2017/09/29/world/americas/brazil-cub... https://www.bbc.com/news
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by sdfin 5y ago
How did you learn it? Which books/teachers?
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by sdfin 5y ago
I understand your point and share it. Still, I believe you have no idea about what happens in Argentina's educational system. I share what a teacher explains about her experience in Argentina's schools. It's in spanish, but I
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by sdfin 5y ago
Good point. There's a hierarchy of priorities. First prevent children from starving, then give them computers. It's true that in Argentina more than half of children live in poverty https://chequeado.com/hilando-fi
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by sdfin 5y ago
Yes, I agree, there are many advantages. Still I saw various high school level children who were able to get a torrent and launch GTA San Andreas in their computers, but at the same time they were unable to read in a fluent way and of compr
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by sdfin 5y ago
I'm also from Argentina, and about 6 years ago I worked in a public school. I think giving computers to children is good only if the quality of education they receive is good. I saw many children using their government-given computers
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by sdfin 5y ago
Does is work for programming? and does it work for typing in different languages?
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by sdfin 5y ago
Is that 35 hour work week the one available in France? That sounds awesome, it allows a nice work/life balance.
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by sdfin 5y ago
Maybe he's talking about Argentina.
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by sdfin 5y ago
I re-learned JS recently, https://javascript.info/ was an awesome resource and has almost anything you may need. Also MDN is good.
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by sdfin 5y ago
At least whe have "globalThis" now.
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by sdfin 6y ago
I read similar critics in other sites but right now I don't remember exactly where as to share the links. The arguments were similar. The article is balanced and well thought. You could search for other sites in the web, but I'd s
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by sdfin 6y ago
Read it, but please also read it's critics[1] and form your own opinion knowing about the two sides. [1] https://mises.org/wire/review-stephanie-keltons-deficit-myth
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by sdfin 6y ago
Some months ago I was feeling some pain in my right wrist, and by buying and using a vertical mouse the pain ceased. Right now my belief is that non-vertical mice are badly designed and I see no reason to use a non vertical one again.
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by sdfin 6y ago
https://edition.cnn.com/2020/11/24/health/covid-nurses-big-m... https://work.chron.com/salaries-changed-nurses-23316.html I don't understand your skepticism. edit: corrected wrong s
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by sdfin 6y ago
Since central banks were created, there was no more a fully free market. (this video explains it, subtitles recommmended https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lljmiLNoEtw )
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by sdfin 6y ago
Are you sure? I believe that rather than notions of status the main factor that determines salaries is supply and demand of workers.
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by sdfin 6y ago
This year's change in the S&P Global Clean Energy index were incredible.
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by sdfin 6y ago
Why? If a worker loses his job, he also has to sell his labor-power on the market. But if the investor diversified well his investments, he's likely to have lower risk than an average worker. Ownership requires management and the steps
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by sdfin 6y ago
Using that definition, why would you say that emteycz has special rights or advantages or immunity?
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by sdfin 6y ago
How do you define "privilege"? Isn't it another way of saying "wealth"?
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by sdfin 6y ago
Profit is the wage of the investor that assumes risk in his enterprise. No profit, no investment.
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by sdfin 6y ago
2 is what happens in Argentina.
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by sdfin 6y ago
Thanks. After reading it, I wonder if the problems he mentions only occur in Go, or if they occur in most languages that are not Rust.
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by sdfin 6y ago
I'd find it interesting to know what those complaints are about.
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by sdfin 6y ago
That sounds amazing. Which country is it?
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by sdfin 6y ago
Markets are about optimizing allocation of scarce resources. A post-scarcity society (if it were possible) would work differently.
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by sdfin 6y ago
What you say seems to imply that every rich person is an evil and greedy. There are philantropists too.
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by sdfin 6y ago
I think that capitalism's endgame may be a post-scarcity society, where technology allows us to have almost free energy, and very cheap everything that we may require for survival, with minimum human work.

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