diegoholiveira

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by diegoholiveira 3y ago
> 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.
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by diegoholiveira 3y ago
He didn’t buy windows, he bought a new PC. Or did I get it wrong?
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by diegoholiveira 3y ago
I expect that this "censorship for the greater good" will spread to other countries like US soon.
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by diegoholiveira 3y ago
In a isolated and secure VPC, for sure.
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Special Address by Javier Milei, President of Argentina – Davos 2024 [video](youtube.com)
2 points by diegoholiveira 3y ago|2 comments
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The Climate Impact of Bitcoin Mining with Alexander Neumüller [video](youtube.com)
2 points by diegoholiveira 3y ago|0 comments
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by diegoholiveira 3y ago
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.
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by diegoholiveira 3y ago
New technologies are expensive at the beginning. Nothing new here.
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by diegoholiveira 3y ago
Animal agriculture is unnecessary? Really?
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by diegoholiveira 3y ago
> What did you do to help it, what did your company do? Did anything help in the end? My company did nothing about it specifically, but no problems because they give me a really good health insurance plan, so I'm not paying anything
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by diegoholiveira 3y ago
Brazilian startup Gympass [1] tried to solve this a few years ago, but they pivoted to start selling gym as benefit for other companies. [1] https://gympass.com
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by diegoholiveira 3y ago
> I was planning on learning React, but the fact that it's owned by Meta really holds me back. May I ask why? React starts there, but it will probably survive Meta. Its a great framework, IMO.
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by diegoholiveira 3y ago
It was the most confusing F1 race I've seen to date.
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by diegoholiveira 3y ago
At this point, almost any "coin" is better than ARS (Peso Argentino).
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by diegoholiveira 3y ago
It’s a monarchy as well.
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The Scythian Empire(peterturchin.com)
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by diegoholiveira 3y ago
As a Brazilian, let me give you my opinion: Universities: are ok in general with a few ones really good, like USP, ITA, UFMG, Puc-RJ, UFRJ and others. It’s really hard to join those but if you’re able to do it, your education will be excell
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by diegoholiveira 3y ago
“i think” is what makes it a personal opinion.
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by diegoholiveira 3y ago
It’s a personal opinion, citation is not required.
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by diegoholiveira 3y ago
On the last 15k years, I’m not sure about changes in our own species. That’s why I found the “together” an strange affirmation.
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by diegoholiveira 3y ago
> We evolved together. Source?
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by diegoholiveira 3y ago
The money made with the IP is taxable. I can support your proposal only if the IP taxes are deductible from incoming tax.
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by diegoholiveira 3y ago
> Whenever people complain about Big Government I like to remind them that any attempt at regulating industries like Big Tech is decried by the owner class as "Big Government", which is often parroted by conservatives, libertar
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by diegoholiveira 3y ago
Many fundamental rights that everyone can agree on today used to be rare in the past, so I'm not sure that use this perspective is the right thing to do.
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by diegoholiveira 3y ago
> Our mission is clear - we aim to unravel the magic of FOSS, Linux, and self-hosting to individuals seeking a break from the shackles of Big Tech. IMO, it's not only Big Tech that poses a threat on privacy and freedom. Big Governme
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by diegoholiveira 3y ago
Why? Asking because I know nothing about crypto yet.
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by diegoholiveira 3y ago
I think they’re thinking like this: “it’s dangerous, but it’s better me than anyone else to do it”.
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by diegoholiveira 3y ago
> Private industry isn't going to maintain huge "burst" capacity. IMO, private industry produces, the government buys and store it. I'm thinking wrongly here?
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by diegoholiveira 3y ago
I’m not convinced that outsourcing it to private enterprise is bad. Outsourcing it overseas, that’s a really big issue.
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by diegoholiveira 4y ago
IMO, create a policy constraint one person, one account and One company, one account would help a lot about this because it will be much easy to identify and punish those who spread fake news. Anonymous accounts are, IMO, the biggest proble

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