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@longstayed @jacobrodri_ Many of them go in Germany and I do work for a Germany company, but I don't wanna live there because of the language barrier I mentioned Canada as it has a clear immigration route and they do speak English (and a bit of French) Also Australia has a similar immigration route

@TheUniqueMag @jacobrodri_ I hope you're also reaching to people from your country who have successfully emigrated for guidance. And I also recommend casting a wider net because there's more high QoL countries than just Canada.

bangkok might be the best capital city in the world: - cheap rent - modern infrastructure - strong expat + digital nomad scene - ultra safe - low taxes - elite nightlife - paradise islands just 1 hour away two weeks here and other big cities start to feel like a scam

@longstayed @jacobrodri_ Exactly, my goal is to move Bangkok next year and spend like 2 years there. At the same time trying to build more skills and save a bit of money then move to Canada. This roughly what I have in my mind right now, still don't know how it will go. Thank you!

@TheUniqueMag @jacobrodri_ Canada has the better upside but if you have internationally recognized skills that allow you to earn USD, $1000 certainly goes pretty far in Bangkok. You want to ultimately maximize the value of your skills and choose where to live based on that.

@longstayed @jacobrodri_ I certainly agree with you, I do live in a third world country with very low OoL. So, Bangkok would be a step up for me. I do work remotely and my budget is around 1k per month. Or I might apply for an immigration to Canada and live in high OoL city there

@TheUniqueMag @jacobrodri_ There's many price ranges in Bangkok. I mean locals live on less than $1000 per month and there's expats sending kids to private schools that need $15,000 per month to be comfortable. I'd rather work a normal job in a high QoL city than penny pinch in BKK.

@longstayed @jacobrodri_ Where do you think is a better city? But also, within the same price range as Bangkok, I mean on the affordable side

@jacobrodri_ And the country is not safe in the way Japan is safe. There's massive human trafficking going on in Thailand. Lots of shady foreigners engaged in shady activities. Lots of low ambition people just happy to get by. I wouldn't describe it as an inspiring place for talented people.

@lilyjayofficial He literally said I'm Jewish in the album, no hate though, the albums slaps

Is Drake secretly Muslim?! 😳

@LeahRain77 But you don't own the land if I remember correctly, you have something like a lease for the land for 20 something years ish. DO MORE RESEARCH

What $89,000 dollars buys you in Bali ..

@Coinvo Who are "WE"

BILL GATES: Most humans will be useless, and "we'll decide" if we still need you.

@TechPowerUp I would like to have Windows Lite (whatever the name) delete of all the AI and bloatware and everything that not used day to day.

Microsoft Now Recommends 32 GB RAM as a "No Worries" Upgrade for Windows 11 tpu.me/hvsf

@Ubermenscchh Wow is that what the support does when a PC is frozen? The answer is no. if it's the case we you rebooted the PC. You have to check why that happened by Event Viewer etc... and the important part is you have to log it, so you know if happens again and what was done last time

🚨BREAKING : Call centers are officially dead. ElevenLabs Agents quietly wiped out the $40B customer support industry. → Sounds human in 70+ languages → Books, updates, closes tickets mid-call → Plugs into GPT, Claude, Gemini, any LLM → $0.08/min, startups get $4K free Revolut, Cisco, Deliveroo already switched. You're next 🧵

That's why he is ahead for the avg normie here

Makes sense, I always like to walk while thinking

@GovPressOffice Didn’t know America bulids gold statues for the pedos

The gold statue in Trump’s new library (of himself) looks awfully familiar to a few others from around the world.

@windowsinsider Remove any AI slop you are planning

Our commitment to Windows quality aka.ms/WindowsQuality…

@faruqbayr @0xKusha What skills do you need to develop as solopreneur?

Depends on the purpose. DSA is valuable for CS fundamentals, but it's not the roadmap for people wanna learn software for shipping, and earning If you're prepping for FAANG interviews, it is good. But if you wanna become a solopreneur or build web apps, you'll rarely touch these structures in practice. There are far more important things to learn first. Trust me, i have degrees in algo & ds competitions, and these skills come up rarely. That said, if you want to learn, feel free to ask me anything about DS.

I’m 22 and I want to start learning DSA now. Be honest… am I already late?

@michalmalewicz What’s the name of that app on the left?

Cause and effect. Good night!

@levelsio OG days

Ok I set max players to 32 now q3.pieter.com Pure chaos :DDD

@elonmusk @peterwildeford How can I bet against this?

@peterwildeford xAI will catch up this year and then exceed them all by such a long distance in 3 years that you will need the James Webb telescope to see who is in second place

Based on the data I see, I think: - Anthropic🇺🇸/Google🇺🇸/OpenAI🇺🇸 all ~tied - Meta🇺🇸 / xAI🇺🇸 each ~7mo behind - Moonshot🇨🇳/- Deepseek🇨🇳 / zAI 🇨🇳 / Alibaba🇨🇳each ~9mo behind - Mistral🇫🇷 ~1.5 years behind - No other companies competitive

@OG_Wick0 Did he OUTMOG to him lol

Career Ladder The BIGGEST guest we've ever had

@usoppu I would like to do it but my passport wouldn’t let me

by the age of 30, i had visited almost 40 countries-and most of it happened when i had less than $5000 in my bank account I also lived in france, turkey, serbia, cambodia - moving to each of them when i only had four figs too. in 2018 i spent under $2000 going from germany > italy > slovenia > croatia > bosnia > serbia > kosovo > bulgaria > north macedonia > albania in 2014 i spent around $500 doing a month in thailand > cambodia > vietnam I also did trips under $1000 to czech > slovakia > austria, hungary and then also belgium > netherlands in recent years travel doesn’t have to be expensive or perfectly planned - it just has to start. the world is more affordable and welcoming than most people think. just go living or traveling abroad alone helps to build deep self-reliance, confidence, and adaptability by forcing you out of your comfort zone to manage all logistics and make every decision yourself. It teaches you to trust your intuition, manage anxiety, and embrace independence. it also fosters social skills, enhances personal growth, and teaches you to cherish freedom. priceless life experience.

@BRICSinfo The matrix

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