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Wow, very good Andrew! I hope you will explore this use of AI in your next videos!❤

Andrew visto che sai creare vidoegiochi cosa pensi che fai i videogiochi ai altri?

Grande, sia per l'esercizio non banale (te lo dico da PhD in Computer Science) con l'AI generativa sia per il lavoro di game-design. Mi rimanda decisamente a Universal paperclip

So at first glance I see is a web project with vanilla JS, if you are interested in digging on the topic and make your projects available on web, next step could be to check for an hosting solution. Nowadays there are several solutions (many are layers on AWS - in the meaning that are third party services using the Amazon Web Service cloud infrastracture) - E.g: Vercel. Otherwise if you want to play with something more... "junior-dev" frinedly, you could check Firebase (by Google). Is pretty straight forward but still requires a basic knowledge of IT (nothing you can't cover with chatgpt and old fashion try-and-error school). The world of IT is still so huge in skills needed, that we devs will be still around for a while... and as a matter of facts, this tools can fast little task as short snippets creations - to patch and tailor manually. Still... it make me wonder... in 10-20 years... will I still have a job? Junior devs will find they way out for being competitive? Anyway, everything can become an opportunity for who will be able to think and take the best out of it.

Ma è js? 😅

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Currently doing my first experience of living abroad (Germany) alone and even if I'm not the right person, I got some second-hand infos about some dissatisfied locals and expats in here: inflation, job market struggling more than it did in past years and (political) instability are playing a major role. In my opinion, the concept of loss aversion has to be held into account when dealing with this subject. P.S. as we're both italici, you can get me when I do feel like "welcome to the club" each time I hear these complaints.

beh in Italia si dice: mal comune, mezzo gaudio

I’m an Italian living in Canada. Here the issues everyone talks about are mostly immigration and high housing prices. It’s a huge country and there are obviously lots of places where houses are very cheap, but they are usually in the middle of nowhere and without the job opportunities you get in expensive cities. Also climate plays a role: even if you can work remotely, why would you move to the middle of nowhere in Manitoba where it’s -40 in the winter and there’s nothing to do. Lots of people immigrated here in the recent years, mostly in the big cities like Toronto and Vancouver, and housing construction wasn’t able to keep pace, resulting in higher rents and house prices. Having lots of immigrants also tends to suppress local wages and put pressure on public services such as healthcare and transit. Immigrants here are usually skilled professionals from places like India and China, working in tech or finance. The geography of Canada obviously makes it easier to cherry pick the immigrants they need, without worrying about people crossing the border illegally. Isn’t it funny? In Italy, when people complain about immigrants they usually point to their laziness and tendency to commit petty crimes. In Canada, they complain about wage suppression and rent increases. But the truth is, we actually contribute a great deal to the tax base and drive domestic demand, and the economy wouldn’t be doing as well if it wasn’t for immigration. And funnily enough, this immigration-housing spiral is often cited as a reason why some people want to emigrate: where to, I don’t know. In general, the complaint type of videos you are talking about tend to be about the cost of living and house prices if they are from rich countries where the economy is doing well, and about low salaries / lack of jobs in countries where the economy is struggling. But it’s hard to solve both at the same time, especially in today’s day and age when people tend to move around much more and concentrate in big cities.

I moved from Italy to Portugal after attempting to finds a job in Germany. In Germany, nobody is willing to give a chance if you are not a perfect match. In Italy...well, it's the salary

In a month, I will complete my PhD (in Milan), and for some months now, I’ve been looking around to try to shift from the classic academic path to the private sector. Salaries in Italy are very, very low, and opportunities are not that many, given that my field of study is a bit specific. Plus PhD here Is not So valorized by most of the companies. So, I keep asking myself if it’s worth looking elsewhere, or maybe I’m just looking for the courage to Say goodbye to everyone and do the big step. Who knows, haha.

As always: much to say and where we’re gonna ending up? Nowhere. These kind of discussions are interesting, I want to make it clear, but personally everytime I feel so incapable of doing anything which could improve such situations. I’m happy where I live, it’s the fucking culture that I hate: positivism, patriotism and honesty seems banned in Italy, because if someone starts to doing something about problems we have he’s either a dreamer (seen with pity) or an idiot; it’s frustrating. I love my country so much and sometimes I realize that in a certain way I’m ashamed to expose it. I think you’re making a good work with this vids, it’s me that I’m tired of a world of moanful morons… I wouldn’t run away as soon as my country still stands, this is my answer. Too many fought for what we have achieved today. I have a question for you, do you or do you not feel positive for the future, your future, Germany’s future, Italy’s future, humankind future? Oh and P.S. I’m pissed off, of course, so what? Let’s play ignorantly FC25 with my friends 😁

Are you unhappy of the place you live in? Would you run away? Please leave a comment and share your experience.

Read Daniel's prophecy in the bible and it's already foretold your future especially about who the king of north is

You are not an European citizen, but rather have citizenship of one or more particular countries. Europe is a continent, not a country. I am migrating soon to Europe with my wife and 4 children, to live in a nice Muslim neighborhood in Germany. Long term probably will settle in Canada. Greetings from Cairo.

Our countries do not have a future. They are massive ships sinking. Our leaders are trying to get us to stay on board as long as possible so they can extract the most wealth out of it. Then they will leave and leave us to drown. Focus on yourselves, stop thinking about a national ideal. It stopped existing a long, long time ago.

This is the result of embracing globalist and liberal policies of americans mainly for the last 30 years and result is obvious. And it will keep getting worse , where 2 to 3k families will get the wealth to themsleves and world will be dystopian nightmare for very big majority of the population.

i hope we can get trough this

Its somewhat hilarious that US starts the conflict in Ukraine, gets its European satellites to jump in head first and is going to force them to hold the bag. Europe needs to understand that the US is using them, they want conflict in europe as it keeps Russia and Europe down, increases the importance of the US - all the while the US sits back and suffers zero consequences because its on the other side of the world. Its the same with how they are provoking a conflict with China over Taiwan, the US wants it because it provides an opportunity to set China back while the US suffering no consequences on the other side of the world (yes the US will lose militarily but it will damage China significantly - there will be no economic damage to the US). The EU is getting played..

Italy has been sabotaged by the US decades ago and even now.

I have trouble believing the statements about skilled worker shortages. If there were such shortages then it would be much easier for the skilled people I know to find well paying positions.

The pimary reason is the Cost of Life crisis, precisely the cost of housing. There are two solutions: 1. Europe should build high-rise residential buildings. 2. Market rules should be restricted for common residential units. Residential real estate should be less an investment. Also, europe should embrace new technologies in the future to improve on ageing.

Don’t worry pal, Chinese and Indians will fix problem with kids

Don't be. After US hegemony would be over, EU hegemony would begin.

europe is too slow while the rest of the world is going faster everyday.. we can’t have european governments making decisions internally, that is already a challenge, and then the same decision must be discussed and approved by the rest of europe! we are a giant elephant in a horse race

I went to Milano this year and I think that Italy is cooked.

People do not want to admit it, but no one wants to be a slaves to the rich families, that own everything that also plan on working future generations to death. Why have kids and a family when you are, a wage slave? It does not make any sense. A recent US military officer said that the rich want everything for themselves and nothing for anyone else, and they are not shy about it. You would have to be a fool to continue to maintain this status quo.

We need protection of all humans life from moment of conception.

What's funny is how the UK, France, Germany and the Scandinavian countries are obsessed with rules and regulations, but they have opted to import a load of people from countries where rules and regulations don't exist, so on one hand you have things like an obsession with safe working practices and green policies and on the other you have a literal modern day slave trade going on in these countries and people who have probably never even heard of recycling throwing tons of plastic rubbish into our rivers.

Good points - I think there is big problem within European Union. It needs strong, nonconformist leaders and big reform to become innovative and competitive again, sadly I can't see any this days. There's too much bureaucracy and regulation, it needs to be stopped. I even think that current EU politics is dangerous for ordinary citizens, farmers and small to mid-sized business. Greetings from Poland.

Bureaucracy is often seen as a fundamental aspect of European society. It's hard to think of Europe without considering its bureaucratic systems. On the one hand, bureaucracy has played a crucial role in Europe's development by helping to organize society, promote humane practices, and foster greater equality. On the other hand, it can also be a significant burden, as it tends to slow down progress. In a rapidly changing world, there is less time to adjust and adapt, and it seems necessary for these bureaucratic processes to evolve.

Just a reminder. Europe doens't exist 'cause there is no a superstate like the US.

Siamo tutti fottuti

Population is growing older, but the young people don't want to work/ The current laws give no stimuli to become farmers, to produce goods. Who make lots of money? Bloggers, IT specialists, singers, sportsmen...Do they produce any tangible things and make society better? Immigrants will not work if you pay them welfare and pay welfare for each child they reproduce., no insentive. Office plankton of managers and government bureaucrats is useless for society well-being. Artificially created floods and natural disasters killl farming , just look around what is going on all over Europe and the US. 20 years from now it will be a desert run by Claus schwab communism

i am russian i lived in italy milan and rome for 5 yeras moved when i was 20,studied, i think that you mentioned that enviornment for start up is super toxic, i agree i dont see anything support from government to do that if you dont want to work for someone, i feel that young people in general nowadays feel like enterpreneurs, especially with social platforms

Don’t panic , we are ended relax I can guide you … because political Union don’t represent us so okey

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Virtually everyone in Italy pays the Mafia in one way or another. Officials in the Italian government have no higher education. The Italian Mafia itself was created by English Freemasons at the time of Marx's Manifesto. Italians should ban communists and pass a law that judges and officials are obliged to report about their belonging to Masonic lodges. That way they will lose their jobs quickly.

Oh no, again about AI, we are a couple of years away...omg,nooo, this sounds like we are in 2000-2005: drivers will be replaced by AI in 2-5 years, we are so close:)))

Some problems you mentioned are universal across Europe, but not all. The feeling of progress, new opportunities, better jobs, new companies being created, technological development, new startups being created you can now feel in Poland, but we have some problems, low birth rate, bad healthcare system. In general though future here looks quite hopeful.

Hit the nail on the coffin with this one, as a fellow European all spare income I have I invest in the USA market and the ROI is fenomenal because even though they have many flaws they are true capitalists, every country is doomed in the end but Europe is on a steady path to destruction. Europe decided to sacrifice the future for current comfort.

The unraveling of The West has begun.

The current political and economic will not be enough to tackle that issue anyway. With current economic and political ideologies, when this generation grows older, the EU pension system will collapse. This cannot be forever sustained through immigration. You can expect a clash of interests somewhere, sometime. Or a new economic structure that can better yield cutting-edge technologies and a new form of international cooperation. However, the latter is more difficult to realize while the first one does not lead to a solution but further conflicts.

I am an Indian living in Europe. Europe today reminds of India during the middle period (18th and early 19th century) of European colonization. It still had potential to industrialize (India was industrialized before European invasion, not the kind of industry that involves machines but mostly spices, handicrafts, handwoven textiles etc. which had a huge market worldwide) but, as you said, the property and the capitalists were no longer native by the 18th century.

This situation in Europe feels like an impending doom. I moved from Europe to US and now Asia, and it feels like night & day comparison, whether it is related to efficiency, support for startups, work etc. The arrogance, bureaucracy, and division among others are slowly killing the economy and the future. The new generation should pick up and be better

Student here from India 🇮🇳 .. youth are not good in European countries more into alcohol party rather than studies

Capitalism will reap what it sowed.

1. Why would we want the population to increase when we are already well past the point of having a sustainanable population on Earth? That also concerns Europe - how much of farmland an ever growing population needs? How much of the still relatively natural land should be converted? 2. The only solution with regard to economic issues arising is to abandon free market economy, to declare the right of everyone to live decently and to move to sharing wealth, including natural resources, restricting right to private property in the process. In other words, socialism is the only answer. Current economic model, even in those countries that adopt a somewhat Keynesian approach, cannot solve these issues. 3. AI depends on huge energy consumption, in an epoch when we actually has to lower our energy consumption to not boost our emissions even further during the transition. AI is incredibly bad in light of our predicament, and it cannot "solve" any meaningful problem we face, except "how to make billionaires even richer in the short term?" 4. As a takeaway, we need new political powers that are grounded in long-term reality of things, not in the current very shortly lived social constructs.

This is inevitable unfortunately. Speaking from Bulgaria - check our fertility rates :D :D My country will disappear in the next 20 years.

One daughter who was born when you were 38. 🤔 you should have stated a lot earlier at 23. You could be on child 6 by now!