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The numbers actually seem reasonable…

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Iguaçu Falls, on the border between Brazil and Argentina. Nearby you could also visit Itaipu Dam, formerly largest in the world.
Going a bit into the same Brazilian state of Paraná, there’s also the amazing Vila Velha park, with incredible sandstone formations.

I will never not complain about bugs that obviously someone put in the effort to do the wrong thing when the correct would have been easier.

That just means that USian democracy is sick for a long time.
Here in Brazil we have lots of problems and room to improve, but I think we do right by requiring everybody to register to vote on turning 18 and if anyone misses an election without justification they are fined.

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Big? Trump got elected with only 20% of USians voting for him.
Anything less than 90% turnout would already start being dangerous for democracy.
Voting is not a right, it’s a duty.

Best looking for sure.

I don’t use AI because it doesn’t exist.

LLMs and image diffusion? Yes, but these are just high coherence media transformers.

One of the very few?

At least it’s the “only” editor that handles tabs correctly. Tabs are to go to the next tabstop, not advance a fixed amount.

He’s way beyond that, is he approaching from the other side?

Forcing myself to write in the format of Conventional Commits has helped me a lot to write better commit messages.

If he wasn’t losing voters, why was he behind Trump in the polls?

Well, there are millions of them, so both things can be true. MY personal experience is seeing them criticizing more than defending.

I’m not USian, but I’ve seen online Democrats complaining about Biden as often, if not more, than Republicans.

Will it stop people from claiming it was a single judge being political and arbitrary? Certainly not.

It seems that the strongest justification is that they closed their local branch, and have no legal representation here in Brazil, which is required by law for them to be able to operate.

Indirectly, yes, but not far. The instability created by people fighting over the scraps of his conquests allowed the rise of the Roman empire, and people fighting over their scraps throughout the Middle Ages led to the creation of the modern empires.

I posted this question on Mastodon some time ago:

Is there any modern geopolitical issue that can’t be blamed on Alexander “the great”?