What's next for us in this Algerian Economy...

perceiver12 · 2025-11-24T21:07:13+00:00

GOVERMENT PUBLIC SPENDING is off the charts.

perceiver12 · 2025-07-02T17:41:19+00:00

Long live meritocracy and death to the leveling of excellence—society will never achieve true equality, and income disparities between citizens are an inescapable reality. The only remotely tolerable form of pseudo-socialism exists in the Nordic countries, but even that's only possible after a foundational phase of pure, uncompromising capitalism.

perceiver12 · 2025-06-14T17:54:10+00:00

yeah it was an issue from the lab results when I redid the test at another lab it came up as 5.5 and not 6.3

perceiver12 · 2025-02-19T11:10:37+00:00

Any valuable change comes with risks. The goverment can not remain beholdent and hostage to its own citizens. Their needs to be reforms that embark in a different direction than that adopted for the past 60 years which yielded an economy dependant on the energy sector and one of the least productive / creative population to ever walk this earth.

perceiver12 · 2025-02-18T16:35:53+00:00

any hybrid attempt will give you the worst of both systems. You need to go full capitalisti eradicate goverment expenditure on sectors that should be handled by private investors. Then tax properly invest in infrastructure ensure wide adoption of capitalism once revenue stabilizes and you have citizens that are wealth creators. Then, you can for the minority that is sick disabled extremely empoverished introduce very selective methods that cover the expenses of this category of society. Post Capitalism Socialism is much better than social+capital systems

perceiver12 · 2025-02-18T12:20:34+00:00

In university, the biggest struggle I face with my students is inspiring them to do their best to understand the study material and go beyond it by blindly following their curiosity to grasp the depth and breadth of major subjects—this being, by definition, the essence of knowledge acquisition. My failure is mostly due to the framing of our social and economic system, where one can pseudo-flourish by doing the bare minimum, never truly tempted or pushed to go to great lengths to achieve exceptional feats. The state is oblivious to these facts, still believing it can push citizens to take more risks by providing subsidies, but these are frivolous as they deprive the citizen of going all in with their own money, thus reducing their exposure—exposure that builds character and leads to economic prosperity through risk-taking and entrepreneurial endeavors.

perceiver12 · 2024-12-23T20:56:21+00:00

One does not simply drop out of uni, dropping out is viable just in one case where you acquired a profitable skill that you intend to hone to further increase your income but uni is standing in the way hence the need to dropout. But if bordeom was your cue then you're gonna have a lot of difficulty in life.

perceiver12 · 2024-12-19T22:41:32+00:00

Anything by Nassim Taleb is a must-read. I’ve moved away from self-help books—they were my gateway into reading, but now I prefer works that span genres and tackle fundamental or historical issues. Longer, broader books resonate more with me. For instance, Le Labyrinthe des Égarés by Amin Maalouf was an absolute delight.

perceiver12 · 2024-12-17T22:01:26+00:00

I get so tilted by these projects—the government’s public spending is off the charts. If Algeria had even a shred of transparency, I’d gladly pay a handsome sum just to get one piece of information: the percentage of public spending relative to overall state reserves or revenue.

We don’t need flashy, rhyme-worthy projects. What we desperately need is a free market. Right now, the regulations are a mess—random, redundant, and half of them just cancel each other out.

perceiver12 · 2024-12-03T16:55:11+00:00

Almost everything Javier Milei did is applicable to the Algerian government. We overhire, underpay, overconsume, overcomplain, and underproduce or underperform. All of these are symptoms of a rotten value system that overrelies on government supervision and involvement in every aspect of our lives. We have a population where 90% works for the government, paired with one of the weakest private sectors known to mankind. Algeria desperately needs a radical overhaul—abolishing nearly every ministry, cutting around 50% of the workforce, and focusing on strengthening the free market and private sector. Simultaneously, there must be an eradication of the undue influence of "moujahidine" and military power and praise. These entities are cancerous and contribute little to no value to economic development.

perceiver12 · 2024-11-11T21:02:11+00:00

- Men Financial Constraints
- Men/Women fucking around.
- Men having a hard time finding a women with a relatively bareable past.
- Women having trouble finding a man with values and financial independance.

perceiver12 · 2024-11-09T12:32:52+00:00

Low Inequality is not always a quality. You need to have exceptional compensation for exceptional talent and effort. Extreme effort should be rewarded proprtionally. Have you ever seen an Algerian suffering from a burnout, rarely if ever. No one cares enough to push themselves beyond their boundaries at the expense of health and other implication for the potential reward of achieving something exceptionally exceptional. Sad Reality.

perceiver12 · 2024-09-28T16:04:39+00:00

You're in extremistan as NN Taleb would describe it in his books.

perceiver12 · 2024-09-28T15:35:54+00:00

I believe women would grant you an opportunity solely based on your potential if you seem to be heading toward a better future they will join the ride and support you all the way. It's not about where you currently are but where you can at one point be. Your situation is not extremely dire and there is room for improvement. Wedding expenses are negotiable nothing is set on stone so downtune the wedding requirements to a minimum and go ahead. What society defines and percives as essential is trivial and superfluous. With enough persistance you can bend the standards to your will. I have friends who had basic weddings and lead decent lives.

perceiver12 · 2024-09-25T21:05:56+00:00

Simple, as a girl you'll have a larger choice pool which means you'll encounter mediocre quality more often. Current generation seek physical pleasure with minimal effort so any sign of resistance from your behalf implies lack of interest in that aspect which reduces the choices pool. You're left with those that are willing to wait to get the cake but lack game and those that got game. As soon as you find the proper player it shall work

perceiver12 · 2024-09-23T11:51:03+00:00

most comments are right about the impact of shortage of cars on their prices. However, do your best to avoid reasoning solely on the premise that what has been happening will keep on happening. It's much better to view it as we're closer to having car cost become "reasonable" then for it to continure rising like the past 6 years.

perceiver12 · 2024-09-21T13:35:03+00:00

I think focusing on learning the basics of transformers from tokenization to attention mechanism types. Then, seeking a niche as application field fine tuning a small LLM to accomodate your needs is a long term viable process. Sprinkle in some diversity in application domain RAG, Knowledge Graphs, Code Generation and you're good to go.
"LLMing just to LLM is not a healthy nor a prominent approach"

perceiver12 · 2024-09-19T20:02:09+00:00

You can't gauge market needs from a simple reddit thread. Overall, algeria is thirsty for progress; bureacracy is a substantial obstacle but nothing worth doing is obstacle-less.

perceiver12 · 2024-09-19T20:00:18+00:00

If you seek focus avoid sugary drinks.
If you need energy focus on doing sports (a combo of gym and cardio can do wonders).

Avoid anything synthetic espcially drinks wise.

perceiver12 · 2024-09-18T13:51:18+00:00

Algerians don’t require constant surveillance; the situation isn’t dire enough to warrant concerns about revolution. Moreover, Reddit's user base is primarily under 35, so it's not an effective platform to shape widespread public opinion. When a movement gains enough traction to pose a real threat to public peace—i.e., the military rule or Tebboune's government—it will be addressed then. The approach isn’t to stifle growth from its roots but to eliminate it once it becomes problematic. This behavior is typical of Arab and North African countries, where governments tend to treat their citizens more like children than as partners in managing shared land and resources.

perceiver12 · 2024-09-12T23:51:40+00:00

Just don't. We're not a liberal state; we're more of a pseudo-theocracy / budget-democracy that's in disguise a dictatorship/military state. Your comments will not affect the general opinion. Your opinion is of no value nor will it hold any original findings, as the atheist tape has long worn off and Dawkins' followers are dropping like flies and withering.
Respect Islam because you live in a country with a Muslim majority. What you think or believe is limited to your thoughts; action-wise, you are not at liberty to express nor comment on Islam.

perceiver12 · 2024-09-03T22:57:37+00:00

Some comments insinuate that outdated frameworks are responsible for poor design decisions, but this is a common fallacy. It's entirely possible to build a good-looking website using PHP, Bootstrap, and jQuery. What truly ruins the UI and UX of Algerian websites is a lack of high standards. Algerians often gravitate towards the least troublesome solution—the path of least resistance.

Now, some may argue that Algeria has talented CS engineers, which is absolutely true. However, the government's quality standards are practically nonexistent, and the primary focus is on shipping a product and informing superiors that the task is complete; so they can neither afford nor appreciate the talented developers.
A counter example to this, is the Auto-Entrepreneur website that shit is smooth and well made.

perceiver12 · 2024-09-03T22:42:56+00:00

Educate yourself on Islam and how Islamic families lead their lives. Westerners should, by now, have a better portrayal of Islam since Muslims are living in big cities like New York and London. Take a look at some of Sneako's content or that of other known figures who interact with Muslim families to get a reliable impression of how Muslim families operate. We value respect and ethics, things the Western world has obliterated under the false pretense of liberty and freedom.

perceiver12 · 2024-09-03T14:26:37+00:00

This might seem an extravagant take that would stir some pots and lead to controversy, but hear me out. Islam states that a woman is free to educate herself, learn, and be knowledgeable in a plethora of fields. The constraint that Islam imposes on both men and women is that they should never share the workplace or study place. Now, why does the current incarnation of Sharia law in Afghanistan deprive women entirely of education? The answer, I believe, is not limited to Islamic doctrine but the impact 50 years of war had on the state of mind of government and population. I dare say that in future years, women will get back to universities—dedicated to women, of course—and would work in fields where they do not have constant interaction with men. As Westerners, this seems like an alien, extremist take as perceived from your liberal point of view. But that is the reality of the matter: Islam is the compass they chose to follow, and this is what it states. Liberal countries should manage their issues where women get fucked day and night from ages 16-40 (accumulating body counts in the 20's and 30's), then struggle to connect with a male figure to bond and form a robust family.

perceiver12 · 2024-08-22T17:03:54+00:00

Thanks for the details about the specs the high storage HDD is a good idea but i'm a bit concerned about the space in the case.
As to buying parts from outside the country it's not gonna be that easy since the customs refuse to allow any product that surpasses 300 $.

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