I’m not American, I’m Estonian lmao, but I bet you’re one of those Americans who wants to seem cultured so you talk about how much better things are in other countries? Am I wrong?
Edit: Nvm, Canadian - but up till like 2 months ago you guys were America Lite tbh
I usually can’t even get all my ingredients washed, peeled and chopped in under 5 minutes. Do you just throw everything on the pan at once and that’s it?
Ugh that sucks to hear, I’m too old to get the shot for free. Used to be all women regardless of age and men up to 26. Now it’s up to 18 regardless of gender. Of course I only found out when I was 27 and there was no mention of a paid option at all back then.
Do you exclusively cook meals that go in the oven and that’s it? No sauces to simmer, etc?
I think if I’m ever staying at your house, I’m ordering McDonalds lmao
The US also has literal holidays centered around sharing a meal with friends or family. Thanksgiving turkey, 4th of July barbecue…
I’d wager the reason people eat in 10 minutes instead of an hour is the same as it is everywhere else: after an 8 hour workday, you feel like all you’ve got between work and sleep is a few hours and you don’t want to waste it on something boring like eating.
Python itself might not be, but all the AI shit runs on GPUs so it’s CUDA or OpenCL or whatever underneath
I’m having a hard time deciding which Tommy is weirder tbh
That’s pretty much exactly what I meant, yeah - except maybe the redistributing. The CEO makes the board rich with all the fraud and deceit before they even get their golden parachute. Pretty sure they’re gonna keep that for themselves.
Do fraud, earn 10 billion for the company, get caught, company pays a hundred million fine, you get a hundred million golden parachute, company gets a brand new CEO, everyone’s happy except for all the plebs who got fucked over.
Headspace app, omega 3 supplements, amphetamine, CPAP machine
Even that is not a full guarantee, as you may develop an incurable disorder, or even be born with one.
It is a great way to minimize the throughgoing though.
Not all my life, nor even that major a city (just under 100k population), but that’s where the jobs are. If I were to move to Sweden it would probably be Göteborg to work at Volvo, or Stockholm to work at some tech company. As a foreigner I don’t know the language or the tech job scene enough to pull off some small town.
I was actually born in a much smaller town, bored as hell as a teenager, my peers’ (obviously not everyone, but a lot of kids) daytime activities included booze, drugs and crime. Pretty much everyone escaped after high school, many after middle school. That’s not the kind of environment I prefer living in. The ~100k population range is decent, there’s places to go, things to do, it’s walkable (since we’re in Europe, not US), but if you want to drive out of the city, it’s 10 minutes to the city limit and then you’re gone.
Now if there’s a decent tech scene in like Jönkoping or Lund or somewhere, I’d be delighted to hear about that. But for the most part, those aren’t places you hear about, nor do they pop out much in job search sites. I’m not picky either, I don’t need to work at some big megacorp, a promising startup with an interesting product would be better even.
I’m not looking to move in the next few years anyway, but Sweden is a country I’m interested in, as is Norway.
I know, but los isn’t a verb unlike go. In other languages I speak, modal verbs like müssen are followed (not necessarily immediately but before the sentence is over) by the main verb in its infinitive form. E.g “ich muss gehen” would sound normal to me, but “ich muss mal” or “ich muss los” sound funny despite knowing it’s completely normal.
Trying to translate Bruder muss los literally word for word is also hilarious because to me it sounds like “Bro must away” but then German isn’t my native language (neither is English, but I like to think I understand it at a slightly higher level than my A2/B1 German lol)
Hella expensive property though. For my Baltic ass anyway
I heard we don’t even need our eyes by 4545 and in 5555 our arms are going to be limp. Guess the game is going to run all in our brains.
ME/CFS must be hard to cope with. As a person without it, I also sometimes have pretty bad fatigue but it’s mostly my lifestyle. Key difference is, if I get some exercise, I might be a bit tired at first but then I’ll actually have MORE energy. This little trick is a life saver. I don’t know how I’d survive if I couldn’t do that.
You definitely have my sympathy and I hope they crack it soon.
Robot life partner for everyone? Absolutely.
I thought they’re trying to show it as a before and after. They’re apparently in the miracle making business after all.