Pedro_Ribeiro

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by Pedro_Ribeiro 2y ago
Curious about what your opinion of the Venezuela elections.
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by Pedro_Ribeiro 2y ago
the part they just made up of course!
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by Pedro_Ribeiro 2y ago
I keep laughing at the "law" arguments people keep bringing up - even if the law allowed for this kind of thing (which is clearly against the Brazillian constitution), does that make it right? Yes, the law is apparently abusable e
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by Pedro_Ribeiro 2y ago
Go ahead my guy, you have my support :)
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by Pedro_Ribeiro 2y ago
It wasn't? None of the people I know thought it was Scarlett Johansson. When Altman tweeted "her" I just thought: "wow, these voices sound really realistic, kinda like the movie" Is this lawsuit worthy?
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by Pedro_Ribeiro 2y ago
What if that's just the VA's natural voice? Must she stop doing VA?
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by Pedro_Ribeiro 2y ago
I think you're being a little disingenuous here. Nobody claims to know Norwegian, it's just that the value of knowing it is not as valuable now that I can just use Google Translate to talk to a Norwegian. I do agree that memorizat
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by Pedro_Ribeiro 3y ago
Also that sentence on "you need to go through YC three times in your lifetime, so you need 26 lifetimes" is absurd. I got a migraine trying to understand his line of reasoning.
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by Pedro_Ribeiro 3y ago
Hey man I'm Portuguese but just wanted to say how fucked up what's happening in Brazil (Brasil) is. The worst part is how people are fine with it. If you go to r/Brasil you'll see endless mobs cheering the supreme court.
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by Pedro_Ribeiro 3y ago
Come on, read what you just wrote. Freedom of broadcast? They're not exactly on state-sponsored TV. What does the government have to do with what shows up on social media? In a country with actual freedom you'd have riots on the s
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by Pedro_Ribeiro 3y ago
I'm guessing you're Brazillian? I'm Portuguese and we're very strict about freedom of speech, almost like the US. Sad to see what's happening to my brothers & sisters.
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by Pedro_Ribeiro 3y ago
Hey man you'd be surprised how much they stretch the "honour" part in Brazil. There have been multiple accounts of comedians, podcasters, and YouTubers being fined or even arrested because of their opinions or jokes. Often th
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by Pedro_Ribeiro 3y ago
To my knowledge, X hasn't had a recent history of not blocking posts/accounts that actively incite violence. What's weird to me is that the Brazilian court would prevent them from sharing (or even telling them why) the posts
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by Pedro_Ribeiro 3y ago
Thanks, that was very enlightening! I had already had the hunch months ago that the problem companies in the same space are solving is of a "minimum requirements cover your ass" thing rather than "how good is the platform&quo
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3 points by Pedro_Ribeiro 3y ago|3 comments