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@ffa2 @hentcredito Which bring to my opinion: working in small startups your work deliver more impact to customers. Therefore your work is more valuable and is not easily expendable

@karrisaarinen There no color diference from a active textarea and a comment thread. If you are doing a big comment it's common to mistake one from another,

impressive how every recent lib in python and typescript sells itself as revolutionary and I have the same in rails for at least 10 years.

@o_gabsferreira @zeddotdev is f*ck awesome!

Se não é Cursor nem VS Code, então qual o melhor editor pra codar com LLMs na sua opinião?

I’ve been using FastAPI for the past 2 months and honestly, I miss building APIs with Rails...

One of my favorite things about building @ruvopay: customers who find us before we find them. Lucas Faria had already built Ruvo into his workflow, receiving USD and paying 0.3% flat with no IOF, before we ever connected. We reached out, and now he's writing the definitive 2026 guide on getting paid in dollars as a Brazilian dev, with Ruvo as part of the story. This is what organic feels like. Go read it. newsletter.nagringa.dev/p/como-receber…

@garybernhardt amazing talk destroyallsoftware.com/talks/the-birt…

@joaogsantosc Janela de Overton na veia.

Imagina se a Anthropic fosse brasileira e o governo fizesse isso…

@levelsio If you still around Brasil you should use @ruvopay

I'm pretty excited to move off of Wise Business permanently after realizing I can't just transfer my money out when I need to They keep my money hostage for 10-14 days at least for a big transfer, like they literally won't transfer my money I remember when dinosaur banks did this? Like they'd purposely delay transfers or not transfer at all in the weekend to then make money on the interest of it But now fintechs like Wise have started doing it too? Obviously you don't want to use fintechs to store lots of money, but sometimes you receive money and you wanna transfer it elsewhere (like your broker) but Wise just delays that entire process by 2 weeks, which is quite mad! Excited to move to @Stripe Business banking ASAP!

You are far more dangerous to your startup than competitors are. A hundred times more startups die from poor execution by their founders than are killed by competitors.

@AmandaBPerino As every surfer does! 🤟

@dinizz Hossegor, France. It's lovely if you've never been. And I was back in the water as soon as I could see straight. 💪🏼

Yesterday in chaotic surf conditions (but no more dangerous than usual), the ocean snuck up and hit me with a hard left hook that nearly knocked me out, dazed me, and made my eyes spin. Now I have a newfound respect for boxers. Who does THAT for sport?! 😵‍💫🥊

The world is moving toward a future where local payment networks work everywhere. Pix changed how Brazil pays, making instant bank transfers the default for domestic payments. Now, it's beginning to transform how Brazilians pay internationally. Honored to see @ruvopay mentioned by Valor in its coverage of how Brazilians will have more ways to use Pix abroad, including during the World Cup. The future of cross-border payments isn't forcing people onto new payment methods. It's connecting the methods they already use. That's the future we're building at Ruvo

For a long time, I’ve been an rbenv user. I always found it neat and fast. Recently I decided to give mise.en.dev a chance. Incredible.

If you're looking for an order to try this in: 1. mise 2. hk (parallel git hooks will change your life) 3. aube (you are now immune to JS hacks) 4. pitchfork (a 'nicer' foreman) 5. fnox (higher up if your team is heavy into password managers and everyone uses diff ones)

Dear US companies, avoid making Sao Paulo your engineering hub. We have far cheap offices spaces in Brazil and way more engineers outside SP. Need to close to there pick Recife, Rio, BH or Florianópolis.

It's is good to be back to macOS, all the shortcuts after 6y in linux just came back naturally, but the state of the interfaces is worring, and tonsky compiled a few stuff in here: tonsky.me/blog/tahoe-ico…

@drewcrawford_ turns out that Prof. Dr. Enéas Carneiro was right about the niobio: youtube.com/watch?v=4whS1D…

Most U.S. money managers own less than 1% of Brazil. That number will look crazy in 10 years. Brazil has more farmable land than any country on Earth. It holds 12% of the world's fresh water. 87% of its power comes from clean sources, the cleanest grid of any major economy. One Brazilian company in Minas Gerais, called CBMM, makes more than 80% of the world's niobium. Niobium is the metal jet engines, oil pipelines, and the next wave of EV batteries cannot work without. Brazil sits on 30 to 40 billion barrels of pre-salt oil under the Atlantic. That oil ships out through open water, far from every place a hostile country could close. Two governors, a room full of allocators, and 10 minutes to make the case U.S. capital still misses. Brazil Week 2026, Harvard Club. Three reasons keep the money out. 1. Wall Street watches Brazil's elections and ignores its soil, water, energy, minerals, and carbon. 2. China controls the refining of the world's most important minerals. Brazil holds the reserves. Most serious investors stop reading after the first sentence. 3. Owning the Bovespa index leaves out where the real money lives, in family-owned factories across Southern Brazil and farmland across MATOPIBA.

it is good to be back, macOS!

Atlassian's revenue: $1.79 billion last quarter Atlassian's move: fire the engineer who built their infrastructure his move: post a 38-minute breakdown of every system he built, free for anyone to copy what he revealed: > Envoy proxy instead of enterprise load balancers > sidecar architecture for auth, logging, rate limits > DynamoDB + SQS for async provisioning > Packer + SaltStack for automated VM deployments at scale Atlassian charges per employee across 350,000 customers this guy just handed you the enterprise playbook for free save this

Is there any great dev events in new york during NYC's @techweek_ @sseraphini #bolhadev