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villasv

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About villasv

If you really must contact me, you can try my e-mail: mail@victor.villas

Recent public activity

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    Comment #39435168

    There’s one about a lady addicted to coffee

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    Comment #31490840

    The card is just the gateway. All of these startups eventually expand into more profitable products later on. As a customer, it’s just a matter of trying something modern - which s…

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    Comment #29579419

    Moderators have always been working for "free" (or for their own reasons, there are monetized subs). The fact that Reddit is public or private doesn't change a thing. Why would wor…

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    Comment #29509122

    This has always been the drama of urbanism. Only a minority is pushing for it, while the rest furiously resist thanks to years of car-centric propaganda (and vested interests).

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    Comment #29411706

    And are regretting that they didn’t, and are considering something analogous

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    Comment #29345455

    If I had a dollar every time this Williams Group study is brought up... I'd have no trouble making my descendants permanently rich! Funnily enough, that consultancy offers the serv…

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    Comment #29344742

    Sounds very cool and inspiring, but we’re talking about rich people. Rich people historically have been able to just stay rich whatever happens. Sometimes a little less rich, somet…

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    Comment #29343252

    Rich parents don’t want epoch changing discoveries, they want good wealth management.

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    Comment #29166543

    I see the opposite happening. Strong currency and remote work further aggravates brain drain. 2 years of COVID has already impacted terribly the tech startup ecosystem in Brazil. W…

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    Comment #29163525

    Those definitely don't look like the anime I watch

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    Comment #29161440

    Because they want to.

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    Comment #29080526

    I’m enjoying it like I enjoyed Black Mirror. Science fiction is very hard to worldbuild right, so often the science minded audience has to turn a blind eye to a few things and thin…

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    Comment #29062770

    It's usually a matter of framing to me. Criticizing and finger-pointing is always easier than a nuanced and tradeoff-minded view. It is also easier to engage people with negative f…

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    Comment #29060134

    https://archive.md/dylwy

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    Comment #29043480

    It doesn't become useless though, the menubar is still there. It just makes the menubar black so the notch is less noticeable.

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    Comment #29033790

    He won mobile. He didn’t have to build phones to dominate mobile advertising. Facebook was a great beneficiary of mobile adoption and that’s why we’ve been seeing Apple attack thei…

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    Comment #29033779

    Yes, that’s how Ben himself says it in his podcasts

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    Comment #29013111

    TL;DR venture capital is becoming regular capital because tech companies keep growing fast well after the IPO; “the next big thing” is not coming on the short term, just more techy…

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    Comment #28999725

    Same news, from a better known and local source (in PT_BR): https://g1.globo.com/tecnologia/noticia/2021/10/25/youtube-l...

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    Comment #28986523

    The first habit you need is journaling. The NoOp journal (which requires no further habits) would be gratitude journal or dream journal if you’re able to consistently remember them…

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    Comment #28964028

    Yet many rich democracies have been using electronic voting without issue. There’s an entire field of science and engineering for securing digital democracy, don’t take a single Yo…

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    Comment #28930803

    It doesn’t seem common to write single file libraries in Python; and it doesn’t seem to be too unreasonable to add an entrypoint script for version checks.

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    Comment #28917633

    But he’s Back

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    Comment #28908016

    You just explained the meaning of the “meaningless” quote. Thanks, I guess.

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    Comment #28907027

    Not necessarily. Anticompetitive behavior is hard to define, but I like this quote from Ben Thompson: > What makes this distinction particularly challenging is that the question as…