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meira
10y ago
I think "implement" is misleading. The brazillian justice asked to use the same mechanism the US gov already use ;)
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10y ago
Bullshit. The first makes them have less power and profit less, the second do the opposite. It's a "fair" choice, don't you think? At least if you are the billionare owner that don't care with anyone and pretends th
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10y ago
Well, if customers paid 20% more, both Uber and drivers woould get more. And they would lose appeal compared to táxi, só Uber prefers to earn less and forces drivers to do the same in the fate of market share lol.
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meira
10y ago
It's not about tool replacement, but awareness enhacement.
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meira
10y ago
So Facebook doesn'tviolent crimes investigation(like in Brazil) but help when it favors their growth strategy. Isn't time to break these companies (fb, alphabet, Apple) into N pieces? Like Standard Oil Co in the past.
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meira
10y ago
I agree with him, but a new movement, stronger will emerge from this, just like free software started. And I bet in #indiewebcamp (Freenode)
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10y ago
Not to defend Erdogan, but if the coup were succesful the same or worae purge would have happened, by the hand of a not elected president. I wish Dilma Rousseff had done the same here in Brazil, but she didn't and our republic isn'
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10y ago
What if? You create them, of course. The f..king main reason that exists something called economy and polítics is to solve people's living problems, not to create stupid zillionaries.
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meira
10y ago
Answering your questions, you can have unions of unions and create something bigger and with better technology than Uber or airbnb and you'll not get some freak liberaloids attached it. Sorry pal, the startup dreaming is over. One more
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10y ago
Unlikely? Lol.
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10y ago
I don't know, but they expend billions of VC dollars subsiding rides to get market share. Maybe they could change strategy and expend the same money lowering their share in the rides. Probably the first strategy worked better for them
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10y ago
the article evidences a situation that COULD becomes a pattern, and a pattern that improves the gig economy. I don't think the title is misleading, but your judgment is. The same can happen in every "gig economy" platform, li
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meira
10y ago
A) if you and your contact knows that a channel is compromised, you'll be able to adapt if needed. But if one thinks it is safe, the other don't care about its safeness and it happens to be a compromised channel, the first guy mig
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10y ago
It's funny how HN didn't care when judges and the supreme court broke several laws in support of a parlamentary coup d'etat. And it's sad to see so many brazillians not defending the best interests of their country here
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meira
10y ago
They arrasted an ex-president and jailed a lot of people for "alleged delaying of investigation" in the weeks and months preceeding the coup detat that we had here. To be fair, every employee or director involved in the whatsapp c
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10y ago
> I'm quite firmly on Brazil's side, though I can see Whatsapp's point as well. Thank you, sir.
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meira
10y ago
Actually, not outrage but fun and memes
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10y ago
She got more annoyed with the arrogante attitude of whatsapp's director. He didn't answer her in the local language. He could have been jailed for delaying investigations.
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10y ago
> In this era, Protestants hated Catholics (and vice versa) all the same, but for the most part, they didn't kill each other over it It is because both pointed their hatred and violence against a common "enemy". And today
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meira
10y ago
Actually, if everybody knew that a channel is insecure, it would make it a lot less dangerous. The problem is: most of people need it to be safer, and there is no real option.
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meira
10y ago
The last one - 5. There is no such thing as reverse racism.
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meira
10y ago
Nope, I guess I misunderstood you statement with others, sorry.
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meira
10y ago
This happens all around the world, genius.
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meira
10y ago
Awesome!
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10y ago
This is really bad, but I'm going to use it to compete with Facebook. I hope they sue me, it would be great PR in Brazil.
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10y ago
Haha this is the biggest BS I read in HN for life. Congratulations, sir.
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meira
10y ago
This way of thinking makes you feel less "guilty"? Because You're wrong, but it's ok if it helps you live with.
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meira
10y ago
I think you probably watched too much whitewashed movies about the Egypt and internalized that it is an European country, don't you?
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10y ago
Your opinion is stupidly racist, as probably is the owner of the opinion. Egypt was far developed intelectually than any other country for centuries, most of the called "western" culture was built using their foundation (and we ca
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meira
10y ago
Very good!
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