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Comment #44724600
I think you'd have a good time doing GSOC, though I think this year's already gone... Something else that could be done, though I'm not sure how UK unis work, is that you could loo…
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Comment #44443656
Absolutely spot on: > Many people choose to sacrifice an additional portion of their income (on top of what they already pay in taxes) to access these services privately. In Brazil…
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Comment #44443616
I've replied to a comment with this but I'll leave it here. Reducing inequality in Brazil (even a tiny amount) is a DEAD SIMPLE problem that is not in any way related to the govern…
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Comment #44443550
The state is anything but the solution in the Brazilian scenery. Full of incompetent/ignorant people who only have ambitions of further enriching themselves. The brightest minds le…
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Comment #44443506
> cut taxes Yep, this is absolutely correct. I don't see how people don't realize this, the simplest way to make brazil less unequal is to REDUCE tax! From wiki: > The collection o…
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Comment #43192852
125 years? So has it ever been lower or it wasn't tracked?
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Comment #43183746
Got chills seeing the first pic. What a beautiful piece of machinery.
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Comment #42851293
Yes, via FAANG jobs lol. That's one of the few realistic ways young people nowadays can afford to spend a considerable amount of time learning the ins and outs of very complex OSS
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Comment #42192697
I could see myself living there, if criminality lowers significantly and I don't have to commute somewhere. Anything else is a no-no.
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Comment #42192326
I recently got an offer to work in Sao Paulo, 3 days from home, 2 in office. FAANG-like company. Can't seem to make myself accept, the city is almost Gotham nowadays. I live in the…
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Comment #41031854
I bought seeing like a state and never got around reading it, perhaps I should actually do it now, rip.
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Comment #39862824
May he rest in peace, humanity surely lost a great mind today.
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Comment #39703861
So interesting. I cannot help but wonder how it must be to live such an eventful life. Surely it must feel as uneventful as others, with small patches of action?