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Really doing nothing and not just using the phone, for example?

It's really fishy.

Brazil simply does not have any leverage in the matter. The country almost conducted the first test in Serra do Cachimbo, but the hole where the nuke was to be detoneted was closed by the former president. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serra_do_Cachimbo

Whats the difference between Claude Code and Aider?

I'm really struggling to understand how it works. Can you give more details about it? Love the general idea

I'm not sure how this contributes to the thread. This isn't a technical support forum, so it might not be the best place to discuss specific browser issues.

I've been using Firefox on Ubuntu since 18.04 was first released (about 6 years ago), and while I've encountered some issues, I haven't experienced the problem you're describing.

Of course, browser performance can be affected by many factors in your system. If you're seeking help, you might have better luck in a dedicated support forum or the official Firefox support channels.

There should be a line drawn in the sand. When it is crossed, something should happen to preserve the well-being of everybody

I don't think it's comments they dislike. I think it's accounts spreading fake news and feeding a narrative of 'current government bad' to impose what they think is the right way. I mean, there are limits, and they're being imposed by the force of law

Brazilian here. I find it very bad when someone from another country criticizes our Supreme Court, especially when it seems driven by ideological motivations. As others have pointed out, similar situations occur in other countries without bring Elon's comments

Brazil doesn't have an equivalent to the U.S. First Amendment, and that's not necessarily a problem. Our legal framework reflects our historical and cultural context. Why he feel the need to impose his vision of what's best for Brazil, without fully taking account our legal and social nuances?

Of course, I thought that my comment didn't touch on the critical part about it. I just liked the talk he gave. Should I also criticize when saying 'It's great' so I can express myself in a perfectly balanced way between justice and what people think he said badly? I'm asking an honest question

Sorry, mate. I'm really not immersed in the English-speaking world, so I don't exactly understand the use of 'crazy'. I just see this word being used and used it here. What I meant was that I think what he said was perfectly normal C-level talk, and that's it. I hope my words don't resonate badly

Really, I was just commenting something completely honest about what I thought.

I don't know exactly why, but I suspect it's because of the repercussions that started popping up in the news just after the release. The talk was given 1 month prior to the publication of the video, so it was already a little outdated

I really liked the openness he presented about himself. He talked to a bunch of students about things he knew, with little filter, that's it

It's crazy to see the repercussions of the talk he gave at Stanford, even after the video was made private by the Stanford YouTube channel. I thought the talk was great. I remember in the talk he said something like this, but he was being really open about what normally happens in these types of companies. I think the problem is that he, as someone in a position of power, was too open about it?

I think they took the video off because of the repercussions about some things he said:

https://www.wsj.com/tech/ai/google-eric-schmidt-ai-remote-wo...

https://www.businessinsider.com/ex-google-ceo-losing-ai-race...

Someone has the download? It went private. I was watching it.

Cool stuff! Maybe consider using (Fabric)[https://github.com/danielmiessler/fabric] as the templates for different prompts :)

I see customer support as a very talked subject to solve this. But these system really manage to solve the issue removing the human feedback dramatically?

What's the use cases people are using Multi AI Agents to solve problems that deliver real value? Someone has something with your hands on right now?

Probably worth to take a look https://atlasos.net/

BYD is also taking over in Brazil. Last year some deals was signed[0] and there's some incentives to in-house production

[0] https://brazilian.report/liveblog/politics-insider/2023/10/0...