Moved to just outside Lisbon and much prefer it. Beautiful, warm and cheaper. Not perfect but a better mix of attributes for my preference.
Otherwise, Cape Town is stunning and a great lifestyle. Gets a bad wrap for crime on paper but if you have a car and live around the City Bowl or Atlantic Seaboard you’re fine.
If you can do remote work and opt for private healthcare those would be my two picks.
Lived in Copenhagen (Frederiksberg) for 5 years and it was overrated in my personal experience. Weather is cold, dark and windy most of the year. Groceries, food, drink and taxes are eye wateringly expensive. Variety gets repetitive after a while. We left because we were always cooped up inside with our young daughter and wanted to be outside more. Don’t mind paying a high cost for a good lifestyle but overall the balance felt extractive in practice. Govt services are well run though.
@pitdesi@akshay__mehra@AkshatGoenka Thali is awesome.
Have you tried Brigadiers in London? Isn't mentioned as much as Dishoom and Gymkhana but always hits for us. Then walk over to The Ned for a drink after.
@eoghan@jeiting@RevenueCat CMD + K, type to search channel name, enter.
The catch up tab on mobile app is also handy for getting back up to speed across a lot of channels.
@thdxr It probably doesn’t. But in terms of pricing, Apple knows they can charge a higher margin for an iPhone and people will pay. Value-based pricing at the maximum tolerable price point.
@dobroslav_dev@perplexity_ai Probably not that profitable, so giving it away to drive usage and increase audience for Perplexity Shopping.
Shopping is more of a Google Adwords model which businesses are happy to pay for as opposed to consumers paying $20/m.
https://t.co/Zk43Qctbd0
Introducing Perplexity Shopping: a one-stop solution where you can research and purchase products. It marks a big leap forward in how we serve our users – empowering seamless native actions right from an answer. Shopping online just got 10x more easy and fun.
Its been a bit over 2 years since I got my M1 MacBook Pro, and now it consistently overheating while I'm just coding.
All I use is cursor, arc browser, docker, raycast, and notion. Even with light usage, this bad boy stilll overheats. Am I missing something here?