I turn data into money at spindl.xyz.

Also at antoniogm.twitter.

It's really not that hard to accept that:

US is about ruthless, maniacal capitalism, so whether you're from a poor country and want to improve your circumstances or from a wealthy one and have huge ambitions, it's the place for you. 

EU if you just want a high-quality middle-class life.

Having lived in Costa Rica, USA, UK and Germany in the last 10 years:

Europe is humane. US is paranoia that you will end up in a lower class. Third world is struggling to just make ends meet and lives on high combative energy.

Measuring things at @spindl.

My FID is lower than all but 52 of you.

Distributed systems developer. Love /nixos and /hybrid-athlete 🏋️🏃🏊‍♂️ 🙆‍♂️.

A caffein ( ☕️ or🧉 or clubmate) substance abuser.

So I agree with @antonio 1000%. 

Also, UK behaves like an island in the middle of the Atlantic. So it has more American psyche than it should due to its geographical proximity to “the continent”

Working on Deep Learning for Artwork Classification. 

Agree, one must be  optimistic at an individual level. 

Though, what we are describing is the zeitgeist of each place, and so the zeitgeist will eventually affect the thought of the builders and on the solutions we focus on.

The types of problems I would solve in each country I have lived in are all different.

As a fellow SAmerican, both discourses (europoor/america brutality) sounds as a false appreciation. It’s more or less when you’re mad with your spouse but in public you defend not matter what.   After living in US/EU my impression is that everyone is coping instead to celebrate and work on the fix/build things.