@ivanlezcano030 1) sos un perdedor
2) la familia siempre vale más que 5 años de alquiler y una discusión. Y si hay algo que conversar se hace sin audiencia.
3) la casa es de tus padres.
3) Tan poco produces que
@PabloExposito85@carlosjtilly@FormulaArgOK@xavigazquez Otro ejemplar de un mal argentino en Twitter
Bloquea los comentarios por temor?
Y lo de llamar “cabeza de verga” a este caballero… es fijación o simplemente su inseguridad le delata y se pone nervioso 😂
Después se preguntan por qué no los quieren 🤡
Super interesting graphic shows what people use ChatGPT for. I can be found in the 10% of people who give their finished writing to ChatGPT for editing. I ask it to critique my writing. It’s pretty good at finding holes in arguments.
The AI boom is already here.
Purchases of computer equipment added a full percentage point to GDP in Q1 2025.
That’s higher than the peak of the DotCom Bubble.
The future is now.
Ahí está Sir Jackie Stewart -a los 85 años- dandole un rol al Tyrrell F1 con el que se coronó campeón en 1973 en el marco del reciente GP de Bahrein y está usando el casco firmado por los campeones vivos de F1.
📹lucassstewart #ChoroHistorico
In June 1996, then-Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi addressed the U.S. House of Representatives, expressing concerns about the trade imbalance between the United States and China.
She highlighted that the U.S. imposed an average tariff of 2% on Chinese goods, whereas China levied an average tariff of 35% on U.S. products, questioning the fairness of this disparity.
Pelosi emphasized that the growing trade deficit, which had increased from $3.5 billion in 1989 to approximately $34 billion by 1996, was detrimental to American workers and labeled U.S.-China trade as a “job loser.”
She urged her colleagues to reconsider the status quo and advocate for more balanced trade relations.