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by lobocinza 2y ago
While I understand the concept of A, B and C employees to the employer from the PoV of the employee there is also management attrition and lack of incentives.
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by lobocinza 2y ago
This isn't from wider society, it's a bunch from a niche of socialists that made a career preaching against big tech. It's basically a call for state censorship because big tech is bad and government good, "obviously&quo
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by lobocinza 2y ago
Finally it will be a bit less insane to buy an iPhone at Brazil. Still I will avoid anything from Apple.
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by lobocinza 2y ago
I believe any place in the world even barren grounds have a great chance of prospering if they are built on solid values and are free from the yoke of a government controlling all aspects of their lives. And conversely a propesrous nation (
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by lobocinza 2y ago
> If you gave me a button that burned down the entire Amazon and made a semiconductor industry magically show up in its place, I wouldn't even think twice before pushing it. I wouldn't. It would be a really bad deal. It's
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by lobocinza 2y ago
Now I'm rumminating if I paid more than I should last time I bought sunglasses in Brazil. I don't remember bargaining but it was cheaper than online prices. With further reflecting buying online for almost everything is certainly
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by lobocinza 2y ago
The wildfires are devastating and like nothing I've seem before. Yet if deforestation is solely to blame then why countries with much less forest coverage have less of a problem? Brazil forest coverage: 60%, EU: 39%, US: 33%. Every ti
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by lobocinza 2y ago
Brazil forest coverage 60%, EU 39%, US 33%. Hypocritically Europe frequently uses the deforestation card to sanction Brazilian agro.
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by lobocinza 2y ago
> I don't think the supreme court acted in an authoritarian way, they just don't have the same legal tradition as the US does. What do you mean by that? The constitution on article 5 and 220 is clear on freedom of expression be
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by lobocinza 2y ago
> Said who? Any criminal will say that what they do is justified and legal and all. The scans from the secret court ordes published by X on @AlexandrFiles. Note, if these are fabrications why haven't the STF denied their content? It
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by lobocinza 2y ago
Not long ago an average Brazilian expected this from Turkey and expected different from Brazil but the times they are changing. And Brazil is a canary for implementing this modus operations on US. Thankfully US constitution and institutions
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by lobocinza 2y ago
My friend don't fall for this trap. Every Brazilian with at least half a brain knows that Lula is corrupt, Moraes is authoritarian and Bolsonaro a coward. He is just poorly repeating the talking points of those that deceitfully try to
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by lobocinza 2y ago
Moraes orders were illegal and went against the letter, the tradition and the spirit of the laws.
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by lobocinza 2y ago
This doesn't look like duress. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BbQFNp_y1F0
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by lobocinza 2y ago
It's no secret that Bolsonaro made a career on this kind of rhetoric but this is a tangent. Bolsonaro being a good or bad person will not make concrete authoritarian acts from the supreme court less authoritarian.
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by lobocinza 2y ago
He entered military prep school in 73 and graduated in 77. Re-democratization started in 74. Obviously he had no political influence at the time even though he supported the military government as a politician. Anyway it doesn't matter
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by lobocinza 2y ago
My argument is that Boeing is closer to an unofficial government branch than an independent corporation owned by a billionaire.
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by lobocinza 2y ago
You're biased. There was collusion between the judge and prosecutors but there was no forging. Evidence is indisputable, most of the accused made deals and confessed the crimes. The process was nullified by the same authoritarian and c
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by lobocinza 2y ago
Musk said employees were threatened with jail.
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by lobocinza 2y ago
> You might not be impressed by the censorship happening in your country, but it's certainly worrying. For him the ends justify the means. Such people are more political and emotional than truthful and rational. When the current pre
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by lobocinza 2y ago
> What is the fuss around Brazil? Why this is not just another day with business as usual? The orders in Brazil were issued in secret. X couldn't even show that the accounts were withheld by legal demand. Turkey government is consid
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by lobocinza 2y ago
> Brazil's last president was literally an officer in the military dictatorship that ran the country for decades Dubious. He was born in 55. Military dictatorship was from 64 and 79. At 64 he was 9 years old.
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by lobocinza 2y ago
Boeing is a military contractor strongly backed up by the US government.
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by lobocinza 2y ago
"au·thor·i·tar·i·an favoring or enforcing strict obedience to authority, especially that of the government, at the expense of personal freedom." I don't think Elon is the authoritarian one.
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by lobocinza 2y ago
Unfortunately HN doesn't allow for deleting an account or old comments and it would be mostly pointless anyway because 3rd parties will archive them. While the probability of information posted here reaching Moraes is virtually zero it
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by lobocinza 2y ago
And where is the proven link between X and Starlink? Edit: My comment may have sounded stupid because obviously Musk ownership is a link between both companies though this isn't by itself a valid reason to pierce the corporate veil in
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by lobocinza 2y ago
It is not as simple as that. The law said that 2+2=4 and this was the accepted jurisprudence but now he is saying that 2+2=5 because he wants and he can do that because he is a supreme court judge and his decisions legally are the new accep
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by lobocinza 2y ago
Non sequitur. My loyalty is first and foremost towards God, myself, my family, my friends and extended family, my community, my ideals. It makes zero sense to speak of loyalty towards the state when the state interests are not only not alig
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by lobocinza 2y ago
You're assuming that the interests of the state are aligned with the interests of the people which is a false premise. The state is a parasitic organism and those in power will always seek their own interests and those of their allies.
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by lobocinza 2y ago
This isn't the perspective of Brazilian jurists. https://www.estadao.com.br/politica/bloqueio-de-contas-da-st...

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