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meira
10y ago
I like how in Brazil the ones that really suck in government tits are the riches, but their sons keep coming here in HN to Tell that the problema is the expending with the poors.
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10y ago
The defense had N opportunities to proof (and they proved) that Rousseff didn't commit any crime. But it doesn't matter, because it's not a real judgement. It's a theatrical judgement for stupid guys like you to have a j
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meira
10y ago
It's funny how idiots here in Brazil thinks that the neoliberalism BS is a serious econômica thesis. Parent post probably studied in a federal university, but hates "big bad state".
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meira
10y ago
Great to see this kind of article here.
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meira
10y ago
If we were back in 2012. Today is more like a day for a SaaS company like that to close.
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meira
10y ago
Double check isn't lack of confidence, but experience of knowing what can go wrong. Actually, this is confidence.
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meira
10y ago
I feel that the second dotcom bubble finally burst with the fall of Uber yesterday.
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meira
10y ago
If what you hide there is a dead body and the robbers tell the cops anonymously, you're guilty of murder :) and then, I don't care if you got robbed.
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meira
10y ago
DNC policies affects way more people in the world that they should (innocent people in Syria and Libia, for example), so I see the leak as a problem that DNC is responsible, not the "leaker".
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meira
10y ago
I don't feel very comfortable with this "anti-sugar" campaign. In a recent past, the villain was fat, now is sugar. I don't think both of them is the problem, the problem is a life without sports and workout. And sugar i
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meira
10y ago
I think the same about drug dealers, although I disagree that rich tech boys breaking the law isn't a big problem.
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meira
10y ago
That TV Globo and other media families wanted Dilma and PT ousted of power was nothing new. Social media support, beginning with the "jornada de junho de 2013" was what really triggered the parlamentary coup.
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meira
10y ago
Really? I could care less. (Is it right?)
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meira
10y ago
I guess you guys proves that FB/whatsapp/Google/YouTube brainwashed most of Brazillians. After the coup, peace is reigning in Brazil (thanks to the media that stopped with the terror and the American tech companies, mainly FB
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meira
10y ago
If you look by another angle, Facebook is holding 10, 100, maybe 1000 million Brazilian dollars in taxes at some bank in Ireland :)
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meira
10y ago
Google loon and Facebook Drone are essentially the problem. Or they start to conform with local policies or they will find a bad ending anytime.
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meira
10y ago
Next step: stop their tax dodges and unfair competition :)
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meira
10y ago
He doesn't live here, he lives in Asia. He's barely brazilian, actually.
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meira
10y ago
Not once again but for the first time :)
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meira
10y ago
haha best comment ever.
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10y ago
> On the other hand, imagine if Facebook proper, pulls out of Brazil and that causes their government to fall. :-) Facebook already deposed one government here in Brazil. ;) That's why current gov probably will go full power against
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meira
10y ago
Lol. American média companies are being hired to troll Putin.
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meira
10y ago
Great essay. I missed only one point: why he used Brazil as a succesful example of internet use? Facebook, Google & Twitter sponsored a mob that finished with a coup d'etat here. We are far from being a good example, I think we are
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meira
10y ago
There is at least 3 to 4 years of fp hype. I don't think the hype is still hype. Who think ls it is something new is a laggard in the hype sense.
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meira
10y ago
New to who?
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meira
10y ago
Well done
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meira
10y ago
And others countries should do the same. Brazil included.
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meira
10y ago
Nice :)
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meira
10y ago
Well, I disagree. When I started to program, in 2000, it was só easy that a child 12 years old could do (HTML,php,ftp). Although anyone can deploy something online today, I doubt it's só easy for a 12 years old kid to learn something s
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meira
10y ago
Yeah, I'm developing a competitor. Guess what? We don't have zillions of dollars and if we don't answer the justice right, we bankrupt. Facebook don't. So yeah, it's part of the development of my product to stop the
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