The thing about the UN is it makes a great accountability sink. When it does good the member countries take credit, when things go poorly it's the UN that fucked up

Dude, what's with you and hating china? Can you fucking chill about it already

I think this is a great idea. Also find the "a few good devs" bit pretty laughable. Like it's be expensive and worth the money. Although I'd rather see schooling and hospitals get the money first

I actually think it's mostly an aim issue, the height of these vehicles is also an issue but I think the headlight one could be solved by aim

Public option cell and Internet I'd be very down with, especially if they reclaimed the lines they paid bell and Rogers to lay

Thank you! This is like the one thing it should have had

I feel like they def have issues, Taiwan, Tibet, Uyghurs, human rights record, general authoritarianism.

They also seem to have a better climate change story than anyone in north america, and USA has totally shown itself to be a mercurial alley.

I don't see what advantage high tariffs have on something we want more of (EV's). If the standards suck, then I'm ok with bringing them up to standard and charging for that.

Making this an either or "they are or aren't our enemies" seems unnecessary, when we could buy their things and put pressure on them to do better on the things at the top.

How soon i forget

He earns 1$ income, the rest is options, his income is below the minimum taxable. The taxes he pays on options aren't income tax.

To my limited knowledge (reading https://www.goodreads.com/en/book/show/1551870) this seems to be the Canadian norm: you don't own the land under your land

If you described what a "systems engineer" did that'd be a big help.

I do what the linter tells me to: https://github.com/koalaman/shellcheck