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andrenth
7y ago
> Those were not separate trials, but rubber stamping the first one. This is what you’d probably like to be true, due to political alignment or something; however, there isn’t any evidence whatsoever that that was the case. Do you really
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andrenth
7y ago
Nope, they show nothing of that sort. It also has to be mentioned that the defendant has been convicted by three independent instances of the Brazilian justice system (local, regional and superior courts), each time unanimously.
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7y ago
By the way, I think this administration is far from perfect. But it's strong in at least three areas, the Economy, Infrastructure and Justice cabinets, which are three areas where Brazil is severely lacking, and which have been abandon
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7y ago
> 15 seconds of Google and you can see how your first statement has little support It’s great that you researched 15 seconds about Brazil. I live here, so what do I know... Your link is basically saying things are getting better, but who
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andrenth
7y ago
I’m not sure why you wrote that in Portuguese. Bolsonaro has already done good things for Brazil. Violent crime is down more than 20% in 6 months. Particularly, murders are down 25%. Foreign criminals who were protected by the previous admi
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7y ago
What’s your point? A corrupt party was removed by peoples’ votes. It’s how democracy works. Eventually people notice the stealing. Did I say that ended corruption? No, I said he won because people were tired of the previous party corrupt wa
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7y ago
I am Brazilian.
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The Band That Time Forgot
(spectator.org)
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7y ago
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andrenth
7y ago
No, it was a reaction to the previous years of corruption and economic destruction.
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andrenth
7y ago
https://gitlab.com/kode4food/ale/issues/5
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andrenth
7y ago
Next ( https://github.com/atlas-engineer/next ) might be a truly hackable browser.
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andrenth
7y ago
There’s also Clojerl for BEAM.
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andrenth
7y ago
Right, so practical reasons and sovereignty trump environmental consequences. This standard should be applied for all countries.
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andrenth
7y ago
Well not simply for having money, but for not spending it immediately. By saving you sacrifice immediate benefits for future ones, and you get money for it because you lend your money to people who are willing to pay to spend it now. This i
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7y ago
I’d like to see other countries sharing their own resources the whole word depends on first.
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andrenth
7y ago
What about the rest of the world? Does Norway’s fossil fuel extraction do any good for the world?
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andrenth
7y ago
Every rich country has done exactly this, so this doomed scenario doesn’t strike me as true.
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andrenth
7y ago
Why doesn’t Norway stop making use of all that fossil fuel they sit on?
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7y ago
The other day there was a thread on HN where most people agreed that Amazon should pay France more taxes because even though it’s an internet business, it benefits from things done by the French government. Maybe developed countries should
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Communism and Nazism Are Now Legally Synonymous in Ukraine
(fee.org)
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7y ago
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andrenth
7y ago
Indeed.
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andrenth
7y ago
BIRD is a BGP daemon. Autonomous Systems exchange routing information via BGP and calculate the best route to a given destination. It’s dynamic because routes are updated via the protocol and the preferred route selection algorithm, instead
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Non-Profit Hospitals Are Making a Killing
(fee.org)
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Rejoice, the Earth Is Becoming Greener
(fee.org)
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7y ago
So is PHP.
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7y ago
Sure, not all FP languages provide encapsulation, and neither do all OO languages (e.g. in Ruby there's always some way to access an object's private parts). My point was simply that the nice property you described can be achieved
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7y ago
> Consider implementation of a hash map. Isn't it nice that the state is accessible only to {contains, get, set}? After auditing these three functions you can be sure that the invariant is never violated. How would you ensure that i
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Racket2 Possibilities
(groups.google.com)
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7y ago
“Money won’t buy you happiness, but lack of money won’t buy you anything”.
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Interesting Programming Languages
(btbytes.com)
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