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Eriksen

@eriksencosta

Software developer and open source specialist. Helps organizations to deliver better software, continuously. Co-host of the @10deploys podcast.

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Eriksen@eriksencosta·
"You can't be agile when you're knee-deep in mud." – @martinfowler
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Giovanni Bassi 🇧🇷🦋
Giovanni Bassi 🇧🇷🦋@giovannibassi·
@LeBarbosa112 @flo824567 Eu não faria. Não sei se as empresas vão fazer. O que faz sentido pra mim é as empresas comprarem hardware e compartilhar entre os funcionários. Sua "nuvem privada de IA". Isso, e trabalhar em 3 turnos. Contrata remoto no mundo todo, e bota o hardware pra fritar 24x7.
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Giovanni Bassi 🇧🇷🦋
Giovanni Bassi 🇧🇷🦋@giovannibassi·
Anthropic limitando o Claude é um dos primeiros alertas de que a bolha de IA está para estourar. Não é sustentável cobrar 200 dólares de usuários que gastam 10x mais que isso. O workflow de todos que dizem não escrever mais código vai ficar muito mais caro e possivelmente insustentável. Eu avisei.
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Nate Berkopec@nateberkopec·
I'll give this to Twitter: when they decided to migrate off of Rails, at least they fixed the failwhales.
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Sonia Meneghetti 🇧🇷🇵🇸🇮🇷🚩
Alexandre Padilha, ministro da saúde, anunciou hoje que o medicamento Keytruda (pembrolizumabe) contra o câncer, cujo preço varia entre R$ 16.000,00 a R$ 27.000,00, será produzido no Brasil e será fornecido pelo SUS. Trata-se de uma cooperação entre o Ministério da Saúde,o Instituto Butantan e a farmacêutica MSD Brasil.
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sudox@kmcnam1·
Also 2025, 2026...
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Eriksen@eriksencosta·
@descrls Chamar aquilo de queima de fogos é ofensivo. Na ilha tava mais bonito, pena que é muito longe pra enxergar.
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polilaminina para dor nas costas
Engraçado que todas as cidades escolhem o principal ponto turístico pra fazer a festa da virada e salvador escolheu boca do rio daí a virada na barra é extremamente fulera e sem graça
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Aakash Gupta
Aakash Gupta@aakashgupta·
The math on this image is insane. New Horizons transmitted at 2,000 bits per second from 3 billion miles away. Slower than a 1990s dial-up modem. It took 16 months to download all the flyby data. The spacecraft had to hit a target box 100km wide, arriving within 150 seconds of schedule, after 9 years of flight. Miss it and the preloaded observation commands point at empty space. Ten days before arrival, the spacecraft crashed and went into safe mode. Engineers had 72 hours to restore everything. The probe is now 5 billion miles out, still whispering data back to Earth. We got 50 gigabits of Pluto photos using technology slower than your phone’s bluetooth.
Curiosity@CuriosityonX

It took 9 years and 3 billion miles to get this shot. Pluto’s icy Mountains.

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Könings@EdwardKonings·
When we look at the Brazilian economy and wonder why growth has been so low for so long, an uncomfortable part of the answer lies in the private sect itself. Brazil is a notorious breeding ground for zombie companies. These are firms that cannot generate enough profit even to pay the interest on their own debt, but remain in existence because the financial system allows for the constant rollover of this liability. They do not innovate, they do not grow, they do not increase productivity. According to an article by Granzotto et al. (2025) in the Brazilian Review of Finance, which compares companies in various emerging markets, on average 7.6% of firms are "static zombies" (firms with EBITDA/Financial Expenses < 1) and 5.5% are "dynamic zombies" (EBITDA/Financial Expenses >/= 1) in these markets. In the Brazilian case, 16.75% of companies are classified as static zombies and 13.94% as dynamic zombies! In other words, more than double the average for emerging markets. The authors themselves bluntly state that Brazil is the "heart of the zombie economy" among emerging markets, about 2.3 times above the international standard. To clarify what this means: we are talking about companies that cannot generate enough profit to cover their financial costs, meaning that investors will have to wait longer to recover their principal, and that workers will be employed in firms without the capacity to invest in new technologies and processes that could improve their human capital and productivity. The article shows that this mass of zombie companies distorts capital allocation, reduces aggregate productivity, and weakens investment dynamics. Credit, labor, and resources are trapped in financially fragile firms, while more productive companies face a hostile financing environment. And this, of course, has a cost in terms of potential economic growth. As long as the Brazilian government does not address the problem of reforming the business environment and its capital markets, these types of inefficiencies will continue to persist and condemn workers and investors to remain trapped in firms that should be defunct. SOURCE: periodicos.fgv.br/rbfin/article/… #Economía #econtwitter #Economics #Finance #Brazil
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Peter Girnus 🦅@gothburz·
I work at Slack. We tell employees their DMs are private. And they are. Mostly. Look, when we say "private" we mean private between you and the person you're messaging. And your admin. And HR. And legal. And whatever compliance tool your company bought. And the export logs. And the backup systems. And anyone with a court order. But other than that, totally private. We're very clear about this in our documentation. Page 47. Section 12. Subsection C. Paragraph 8. The part nobody reads before they trash-talk their manager at 11pm. Here's what employees don't understand. When you delete a message, you're just deleting it from your view. The message still exists. In exports. In backups. In the retention policy. It's like closing your eyes and thinking you're invisible. The data belongs to the company, not you. We say this right in our terms. Workspace owners control everything. They decide how long messages are stored. Sometimes it's 30 days. Sometimes it's forever. Hope you didn't say anything spicy in 2019. Enterprise customers get extra features. Full message exports. Metadata tracking. Who messaged whom. When. How often. Communication patterns. It's for "compliance." It's for "legal needs." It's for "regulatory requirements." It's definitely not for micromanagement. We're very careful to explain that admins can't see messages in real-time. They have to formally request an export. Fill out some forms. Click some buttons. Maybe wait an hour. Very high barrier. Almost impossible to abuse. The key takeaway is simple. Treat Slack like work email. Not like WhatsApp. Not like Signal. Just because it looks like a chat app doesn't mean it works like one. If a message could cause trouble when HR reads it, don't send it. This is empowering employees with knowledge. If you wouldn't say it in the break room with your manager behind you, don't type it in Slack. That's privacy. Informed privacy. Enterprise-grade informed privacy.
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nixCraft 🐧@nixcraft·
Linus, the creator of Linux and Git, is so savage 🤣. He doesn't hold back.
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Eriksen@eriksencosta·
O Agente Secreto é um bom filme, bem montado e com boas atuações. Mas é longo demais e cheio de cenas que não ajudam a avançar o enredo. O fim é fraco e fica um gostinho que podia ser bem melhor.
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Intercept Brasil@TheInterceptBr·
Nikolas Ferreira fez duras críticas ao caráter e ao espírito de moradores da Rua Novo Habitat, em Diadema. Milhares se juntaram nos comentários para atacá-los. Nos últimos 15 dias, ninguém foi ao local ouvi-los. Mas nós fomos. Na próxima terça-feira, na newsletter Cartas Marcadas, você vai entender os motivos por trás desses ataques à população. Quer receber histórias como essa na sua caixa de entrada? Inscreva-se! 👉 tibr.in/3FZVkZc
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Broca
Broca@alexcrfla·
Rogério Ceni esculachou o Palmeiras kkkkkkkkkkkkkkk
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Eriksen@eriksencosta·
@Darlanamott Ano passado teve o "foi eliminado pro campeão perdendo gols e empatando". Este ano nem essa desculpa teremos. Tá osso.
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Pensar a História
Pensar a História@historia_pensar·
Nos Estados Unidos, a funcionária de uma escola primária foi demitida por dar comida para crianças que não tinham dinheiro para pagar pela merenda. Debbie Solsman trabalhava refeitório da Denver Place Elementary School, em Wilmington, Ohio. E levava muito a sério a missão de garantir que os estudantes estivessem bem alimentados. Quando um aluno se queixava de estar com fome e não tinha dinheiro para pagar pela merenda, Debbie dava um jeito. Substituía tickets de lanches básicos por refeições completas, pendurava dívidas ou até pagava do próprio bolso. "Eu ouvia as crianças voltarem depois do almoço dizendo: 'Senhora Solsman, ainda estou com fome'. E eu não conseguia ignorar isso. Algumas me contavam que não tinham jantado na noite anterior", relatou à imprensa local. A escola, no entanto, não apreciou o gesto. Debbie foi demitida por permitir irregularidades e falta de registro formal das refeições. Ela trabalhava na escola há 15 anos.
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