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by neves 9mo ago
Americans have trouble understanding that their free speech ideology isn't universal. That's why your post is being down voted.
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by neves 9mo ago
They also used Magnitsky law to prevent Brazilian judges to have any bank account it credit card. Just because America didn't like their decisions.
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by neves 9mo ago
As always a nice article that make us think. But the greatest pillar is his alliance is governments. They must fund these projects.
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by neves 9mo ago
Best comment in this thread. Bamboo is hell. Search the web about how to limit its spread. It's a war operation (trenches included)
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by neves 9mo ago
Does it mean that countries must not buy American telecom equipments? Snowden already revealed the intromission of the government in Cisco routers.
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Life of Tech Whistle Blowers(washingtonpost.com)
4 points by neves 9mo ago|0 comments
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by neves 10mo ago
How do we deal with the fact that billionaires’ social media platforms reduce the reach of posts with links? Will we always have our posts throttled?
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by neves 10mo ago
Does Americans really believe a chief of a big country is state is a drug smuggler?
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by neves 10mo ago
No. It couldn't be. Not even a remote chance.
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by neves 10mo ago
USA, the world's bullying.
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Medical Breakthroughs in 2025(scientificdiscovery.dev)
2 points by neves 10mo ago|1 comments
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by neves 10mo ago
Very nice summary that I couldn't find elsewhere.
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by neves 10mo ago
You didn't read the article. Sci-fi AGI isn't discussed. Subjective control of society by a handful of billionaires with fringe opinions is
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by neves 10mo ago
I have a Snapdragon laptop and it is the best I've ever had. But the NPU is really almost useless. This is a nice companion to the article: https://www.pcworld.com/article/2965927/the-great-npu-failur...
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by neves 10mo ago
You forgot to mention what may be the most serious water problem in Brazil. Agribusiness invests heavily in the Cerrado, the Brazilian savanna. In the Cerrado originate the vast majority of Brazilian rivers, which supply water to almost all
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by neves 10mo ago
Funny that in science fiction robotic voices were always the ones without adverbs and adjectives
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by neves 10mo ago
I’ve always thought volunteer firefighters are one of the coolest parts of American life. Neighbors stepping up to protect each other and their communities, even putting themselves in danger sometimes. That kind of teamwork and courage is w
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by neves 10mo ago
The unchecked oligarchy just buy the government.
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by neves 10mo ago
When we read about historical facts, I am always impressed by how entire societies do terrible things. I always thought it was ignorance or information censorship. Nowadays, I see intelligent people working for these big techs here on Hacke
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by neves 10mo ago
Where are American anti-trust instituitions?
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by neves 11mo ago
There conference had interesting lectures. Will they be posted online?
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by neves 11mo ago
There are other cases: Bush issued penalties for Brazilian judges that condemned corrupt ex president Bolsonaro USA also stole Russian assets (as did before with Cuba and Venezuela)
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by neves 11mo ago
It's just me or this article looks like propaganda? A traditional advertising nice is to plant news attacking your adversaries. This empty article looks like just part of the advertising machine of new Google model release.
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by neves 11mo ago
My favorite AI feature is to put a YouTube link in Gemini and ask it to summarize. Or even better: put the link of a 20min video "5 ways to" and ask "what are the 5 ways?" I think Gemini analyzes the transcription. Can I
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by neves 11mo ago
I'm impressed how USA companies became untrustful. Maybe this comes since Snowden whistle blowing, but it looks like the tendency is accelerating.
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by neves 11mo ago
The phrase below is worth the read: > giving creative workers more rights without addressing their market power is like giving your bullied kid more lunch money. There isn't an amount of lunch money you can give that kid that will b
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by neves 11mo ago
In my third world big city, a lot of people sleeping in the streets are the ones who don't have money to pay public transport for their far way homes. The jobs are downtown. It's perverse.
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by neves 11mo ago
They don't need to hire anyone. They just prompted Claude to write for them. :-)
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by neves 11mo ago
Leaning in the "China Menace" will also give you points with the USA Gov. I can see that they can detect an attack using their tools, but tracing it to an organization "sponsored" by the Chinese government looks like bul
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by neves 11mo ago
Of it can read ancient handwriting, it will be a revolution for historians work. My wife is a historian and she is trained to recognize old handwriting. When we go to museums she"translates" the texts for the family

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