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People on humanitarian area are likely to intrinsically have an strong work ethic, yet not assume others should understand it and even don’t care to explain when questioned. Maybe the plausible realistic knowledge that other people who help can literally not be alive on next day, or at least the awareness that they may have to deal with issues where governments fail basic human rights can shape your thinking to not get tired in your work shift

Well designed/tested algorithms can lead to better journeys aligned to the user internal needs. When people criticize big companies that filter and priorize large amounts of info, in special for humans who have large number of virtual friends and follow several content producers, algorithmic assistance tend to be superior than randon or even user chooses himself with 100% control. Sometimes the user could think "wow, this almost have my name on it!" as if designed by human who he empathizes

#WhiteHelmets is a good recommendation to watch on Netflix. Then later I would recommend extra facts, in special that existed special targeted propaganda to make even rescuers (note: equivalent to what could be the #RedCross on declared wars!) be labeled as enemies based on fake news theories which assume as evil acts what should be common sense. That's why is not an option avoid do what is right mainly because of misinterpretations that could lead to get shot by what are not even real...

Sérgio é uma referência pessoal que tenho

Most developers don't want to waste time to learn underlying well-crafted reasoning of advanced interfaces for their building blocks as long as it in practice works better than anything else. This already is true for general technology deployment, but critical for life-saving taboo topics when even the de facto references on each subject feel lost to document details of what needs to be done (but are open to endorse what... couldn't be done without prior explanation!). Complicated? Actually...

Any typical life-saving organization able to do real-world help still running by humans who really believe in such cause, despite bureaucracy and massive shortage of financial and human resources. Offending for things they can't control, while refusing to get help and provide viable alternative make them fallback to same criticized rules: not rare trying to give assistance (for anyone) itself become a target; yet good things still need flow [Cachoeira das Capivaras, Brazil, GO. by Caio...

As soon as you have trust earned by relevant past work (and you become essential as you're able to do high outputs for overall benefit), the next challenge is to extract any requests in actionable focused acts (the over justifications already become a burden; what do to is what matters). This means that if even you can't be sure of what should be done, neither would be your network to give aid from above. The real world still this simple. [Cachoeira de Santa Bárbara, Brazil, GO. by Caio...

Hoje é uma quarta-feira para mim. Eu tento não pensar muito a respeito, porém pensar como um dia como qualquer outro simplifica, ainda mais na falta de referências. Em cinco anos vou rever minha anotações: hoje olho para as de 5 anos atrás e vejo que mesmo com menos conhecimento e experiência sobre o que eu pensava, foi mais na coragem e persistência que eu cheguei aqui, a ponto de me sentir menos desconfortável em meio ao que já assusta as pessoas. Enfim: um dia após o outro.

2/2 (weeks after the 1/?, now 1/2) Turns out that the initial brainstorm is leading to an much more complex result, over more than 25 pages just to add context. Hummm... (TODO. Continue). Update: see internal notes. So many content.

1/2 Machines store information and process logic differently than conscientious beings (id est, humans). It's computationally expensive (even global warming!) mimics the biological brain. And humans do need (at least) different emphasis to activate their creativity when interacting directly with full knowledge representation overview of complex cases. I still need to dig deeper. (Image source: "The Everything Essential Latin Book: All You Need to Learn Latin in No Time", 2014 by Richard...

Latin was the old 'working language' before French/English. It actually have some very interesting features beyond be an very structured language. For example: the order of the words actually don't matter! This actually makes hashtags + attributes not only acceptable from the programming language side, but likely to be valid in the language itself!

Life is likely to be perceived as complicated to any sentient being whatever they're able to express this or not and eventually be acknowledged. How do I handle such discussions (and bootstrapping implementations) on (for my age) hardcore issues even at top level? I'm not sure. But on my head I perceive-me as average human. I do understand feelings, pain, hopeless… but think this way: things like #HumanitarianInnovation help you understand the self. Lots of self's.