Brazil will never fully block Facebook. WhatsApp and Instagram are the most used apps, with TikTok being their only relevant competitor. However, the Brazilian government recently blocked Meta from controlling payments, similar to the EU's Gatekeeper rules. While this is certainly a right-versus-left issue, it is about much more than that—it is a struggle involving civil society and the working class. Social media is the new press, and society is being manipulated.

Of course, people need to understand every angle; if you think Company A or Governor B is entirely good, you are being manipulated. I strongly dislike this censorship surrounding Lula, but it's important to understand that this is retaliation for the government attempting to regulate certain global aspects.

- Siri please suggest an organization for this folder - Siri over my last work in this app can summarize what i am struggle ?

Pro active:

- Hey, the last hour you exchange 30 mails from the same subject, i look with your team ai and all have same struggle, based your key points in communication is X,Y,Z, this an mail for final align

- Your and your partner don't have quality time in last day, i see has the seat available in your favorites restaurant for next hour do you want made an appointment ?

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Booting builder /usr/bin/docker buildx inspect --bootstrap --builder builder-1c223ad9-e21b-41c7-a28e-69eea59c8dac #1 [internal] booting buildkit #1 pulling image moby/buildkit:buildx-stable-1 #1 pulling image moby/buildkit:buildx-stable-1 9.6s done #1 ERROR: received unexpected HTTP status: 500 Internal Server Error ------ > [internal] booting buildkit: ------ ERROR: received unexpected HTTP status: 500 Internal Server Error

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It has the packet header, exactly the code part that directs the traffic. In reality, everything has a "code" part and a separation for understanding. In language, we have spaces and question marks in text. This is why it’s so important to see the person when communicating, Sound alone might not be enough to fully understand the other side.

K8s and Lambda serve different scopes and use cases. You can adopt a Lambda-style architecture using tools like Fargate. But if a company has already committed to a k8s, and this direction has been approved by engineering leadership, then pushing a completely different serverless model without alignment is a recipe for friction.

IHMO, the author seems to genuinely want to try something new and that’s great. But they may have overlooked how their company’s architecture and team dynamics were already structured. What comes across in the post isn’t just a technical argument — it reads like venting frustration after failing to get buy-in.

I’ve worked with “Lambda-style” architectures myself. And yes, while there are limitations (layer size, deployment package limits, cold starts), the real charm of serverless is how close it feels to the old CGI-bin days: write your code, upload it, and let it run. But of course, that comes with new challenges: observability, startup latency, vendor lock-in, etc...

On the other side, the engineer in this story could have been more constructive. There’s clearly a desire from the dev team to experiment with newer tools. Sometimes, the dev just wants to try out that “cool shiny thing” in a staging environment — and that should be welcomed, not immediately shut down.

The biggest problem I see here is culture. The author wanted to innovate, but did it by diminishing the current status quo. The engineer felt attacked, and the conversation devolved into ego clashes. When DevOps loses the trust of developers, it creates long-term instability and resentment within teams.

Interestingly, K8S itself was born from that very tension. If you read Beautiful Code or the original Borg paper (which inspired), you’ll see it was designed to abstract complexity away from developers — not dump it on their heads in YAML format.

At the end of the day, this shouldn’t be a religious debate. Good architecture comes from understanding context, constraints, and cooperation, not just cool tech.

look how all companies have super system for crm/sales but when you go to backoffice all run in sheets and sometimes in real paper.

The pocket chip it been revolutionary but waiting 2 years to receive lost all the time to been completive with other plataforms