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by meira 10y ago
Looks like money laundring to me.
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by meira 10y ago
This kind of News is so fun. Google supported ISIS and Al Nusra in Syria, we'll not forget.
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by meira 10y ago
Why not?
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by meira 10y ago
Uber penetration is very low, a lot of cities don't have their serviços available so others can occupy these spaces without worrying with network effect at all. Uber is doomed.
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by meira 10y ago
With a tiny cljs lib (bidi) and some 10 lines of code to change content reactively
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by meira 10y ago
Great! I removed React router from a project yesterday, now it seems an even better decision. Edit: I didn't have any big issue with React router and don't dislike it. It just don't work well with clojurescript/rum. I&#x
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by meira 10y ago
The ratio developers/ratio most be in a historic low level (at least here in Brazil). Everybody is a consumer of a siloed technology nowadays, producing content for them for free (or earning scraps), while not getting the internet bigg
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by meira 10y ago
FB is AOL done right, but this shows some strategies that could work against them.
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by meira 10y ago
Btsync isn't open, is it?
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by meira 10y ago
Look at me, I'm an "unprivileged" American. But I'm great and the system sucks.
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by meira 10y ago
This American company evades taxes from Norway (and all other countries they operate), so maybe they have even more reasons to complain than their American counter-part. Same problem is happening here in Brazil.
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by meira 10y ago
The one you aren't going see in WSJ: teens who say no to Paywall
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by meira 10y ago
Nytimes is in a rush.
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by meira 10y ago
Obviously. All algorithms come from human judgment. There is no such thing as "AI". It is all human intelligence (or to be more precise, developers intelligence), after all.
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by meira 10y ago
The pub next door struggles to survive while Apple don't know what to do with hundreds of exploited billions.
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by meira 10y ago
People working is something we don't need discouraging, not people making profit of them. I hope apple has to pay it and must important, don't have another place to run.
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by meira 10y ago
So Ireland, the tech hub that would replace London, isn't going anymore?
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by meira 10y ago
Do OP thinks that what we accomplished until now with this mindset isn't a great achievement? I understand the point about minorities more commonly get stuck at considered worse technologies -I got stuck with PHP for 7 years - but help
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by meira 10y ago
Yes, but in a few centuries a lot of kids will laugh about our first assumptions.
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by meira 10y ago
João Goulart, former Brazilian president ousted by an US plot, was also killed by poison.
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by meira 10y ago
Hey you, troll. Are you paid by DNC?
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by meira 10y ago
MN - Mainstream News
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by meira 10y ago
This is correlation, not causation. People living in high standard trust more (because lose of marginal money isn't a live-threat risk) or societies who trusts more becomes more developed? I guess that history backs more the first dedu
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by meira 10y ago
As a transition solution, this is genius!
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by meira 10y ago
You can say the same about drug dealers and buglars, but it would make "less" sense.
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by meira 10y ago
I agree that Google fits the description, but not Wikileaks :P
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by meira 10y ago
To make a profit bullying people that aren't public should not be considered a job.
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by meira 10y ago
Yep, but this discussion creates a lot of projects targeting to improve these numbers in the future
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by meira 10y ago
It's clear that tech is the Golden mine of XXI century, so democratize this industry in particular is important.
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by meira 10y ago
It's happening right now in Brazil with left wing and social movements.

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