diegoholiveira

I use to like Gnome 2. Simple, clean and efficient. When Gnome 3 was launched, I was already using a mac book, so didn't try it.

Batman. Any Batman movie but specially the cartons.

> Please please please read academic books about the political history of Brazil or contemporary politics in Brazil instead of listening to a rando like me on the internet!

LOL

Super cool. Huge potential.

software change because the job that is does, also change. example: moving money around today is not like it use to be 20 years ago.

an analogy with constructions makes no sense, IMO.

> What makes politicians popular?

Their ability to lie.

with half the fine, Meta buys the entire Brazilian supreme court and suddenly: no fines, no jail and everyone will be happy.

IMO, shared utils must be a library, like:

    features
        auth
            login
    libraries
        dates
        strings
        ...

I don't like to have a package / library called `utils`, `commons`, `shared` and other generic words that does not indicate me what's the context of this folder.

> Valeria Chomsky said via email that her 95-year-old husband is in a Sao Paulo hospital, where she took him on an ambulance jet with two nurses once he could more easily travel from the United States following the June 2023 stroke.

He came here using an ambulance jet from US. Or did I get it wrong?

But yeah, in general you right, SUS is a great public health system, specially for such cases. But rich people don't use it, so it's not relevant to people like Chomsky. But it's super relevant to people like me.

He is in one of the best private hospitals of the south hemisphere. Didn’t understand your point here.

> His magnum opus, Pedagogy of the Oppressed, was a groundbreaking book at the time and remains extremely relevant to this day

Oh boy. We’re exporting our shit.

> Majoring in computer science today will be like majoring in journalism in the late 90’s.

computer science is a big field. can't agree with this statement.

YNAB. They use to be a desktop app, but converted it to a SaaS, unfortunately.

> Give Brazil time. Things will improve again.

What mechanisms were put into action that indicate improvement?

I'm Brazilian, living in Brazil and I don't share your optimism.

> "I strongly opposed deregulation of finance, in part because I understood that 'freeing' the financial sector would make us all less free in the end," Stiglitz writes in his book.

LOL

> He blames financial deregulation for contributing to the 2008 financial crisis.

Some economists says that it happened due to regulation and monetary policy [1]

[1](https://mises.org/quarterly-journal-austrian-economics/subpr...)

What is your main advantage over https://usegravity.app/?

Thank god my hometown produces a lot of coffee, organic coffee. LOL

Unfortunately, it’s a very common attack.

It’s amazing (or scary) to see how much power any government in the world has this days.

Some of them are trying to get even more power with CBDC.

> As an ex-Dir of Product Mgmt at Twitter, I care about mitigating harm associated with speech.

I would love to see real examples of tweets that this guy considered “this will cause harm, let’s censor it”.

Why it is misleading? I didn’t get your point here.

LOL

You’re interpreting it wrongly.

Currently vim, but I’m very excited about Zed.

https://zed.dev/

> Human curators can distinguish between nuanced arguments, recognise cultural subtleties, and evaluate the credibility of sources in ways that algorithms cannot.

The Catholic Church use to do something similar during the middle age.

He didn’t buy windows, he bought a new PC. Or did I get it wrong?

I expect that this "censorship for the greater good" will spread to other countries like US soon.

In a isolated and secure VPC, for sure.

I didn’t say it will become cheaper overtime.

New technologies that require massive amounts of bandwidth and CPU/GPU power are expensive. And those will not became cheaper overtime.

New technologies are expensive at the beginning. Nothing new here.