hue3

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by hue3 6y ago
As they say, "sarcasm is the wit of the fools." Your comment brings nothing to the discussion.
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by hue3 6y ago
The only disinformation here is you saying "violence is widespread" and that police is not targeting black people. If so, how do you explain these findings? https://www.pnas.org/content/116/34/16793#
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by hue3 6y ago
Some people don't need to/feel like rushing life and can take their time to use the bathroom.
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by hue3 6y ago
The good ol’ classic “if I did it, anyone can do”. Funny you say you got out of college in 2001, when the entire global and domestic political-economic scenario were different and the social value of a degree was much higher than today.
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by hue3 6y ago
You can also block cookie notices with the plug-in "I don't care about cookies".
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by hue3 6y ago
People here seem to know only one metric to quantify well-being: money! It says a lot about current times and the community around HN
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by hue3 6y ago
Most books could be summarized in an article. And while I think attributing negative adjectives to 2020 is arbitrary, since the bad things happening now are not bound to the calendar, this year was particularly bad for an even bigger number
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by hue3 6y ago
If we were all to adopt this article's metrics, I'm sure everyone is.
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by hue3 6y ago
I feel like these days almost every blog/medium/substack post is either about glorifying overwork, giving your entire life to a brand/company, or praising the whole "hustle culture". I don't know how it started
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by hue3 6y ago
If you participate in politics without being minimally informed about it, people will demonize you for not being up to date with policies and current affairs. If you do not participate in politics, people will demonize you for taking no sid
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by hue3 6y ago
The entertainment industry cannot let people realize we would live happily without its products. They have to keep the stream of shows and films coming so people don't realize that.
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by hue3 6y ago
Situation which will increase the disparity between the elite and the "dirty plebs". Since poor people have more risky jobs and lack the extra-care elites can afford, we will be the first ones to lose our jobs and go into debt in
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by hue3 6y ago
I would guess some people are more sensitive to it. My entire family handles mangoes (raw, ripe or whatever) and only my mother has allergic reactions. She also cannot eat mangoes otherwise she has rashes in the skin, while I eat up to 10 m
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by hue3 6y ago
We kind of figured it the hard way — it’s mango season now and she has bad allergies as always. We have been handling mangoes for years now, and she started using surgical gloves, but it still doesn’t fully prevent allergies.
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by hue3 6y ago
That would explain why my mother got bad allergies on her skin after handling cashews (seeds and all) from our backyard. Thanks for the info, I will look more into it.
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by hue3 6y ago
Because, ironically, this article is poorly written and needs an editor.
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by hue3 6y ago
I noticed writers trying to come off as highly educated and pompous often write sentences that are too long, with too many adverbs and adjectives. Not to mention excessive use of passive voice and useless phrasal verbs. This is precisely th
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by hue3 6y ago
How many people attended high school back in those days? Did people in every country have the same opportunities in terms of education? Remember that when people say education standards are improving, they are not talking about a particular
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by hue3 6y ago
I also live in Brazil. Here the government builds entire neighborhoods of 10.000 to 30.000 houses (basic building, with two bedrooms, living room, bathroom and kitchen) and sells those houses for very cheap installments, sometimes even as l
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by hue3 6y ago
This works to a certain degree. Often, many of the users contributing in "bad subreddits" also post on "good subreddits". This makes it so that many aspects of "reddit culture" leak into the good subs, for exam
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by hue3 6y ago
I have been to the location where this cashew tree is. If you are just passing by on the street you can barely notice it is "the cashew tree", for it is so huge it takes up what could be an entire lot. From walking around it, you
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by hue3 6y ago
Good thing you, or I for that matter, have no say in what counts or not as art.
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by hue3 6y ago
For real though, 99% of personal blogs/substacks/medium published here is straight up pretentious self-advertisement. I honestly don’t know how people put up with it, especially when some many of them offer no value at all. For ex
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by hue3 6y ago
Or if they were children books ;)
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by hue3 6y ago
But if people did this, how would they brag about reading pseudoscience on books about productivity? How would they come online and tell everyone they read the latest life-hack book and that made them a millionaire? Hell, how would they wri
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by hue3 6y ago
Exactly! Also, his saying he spent “hours” researching something is a strong giveaway he’s not very familiar with, well, researching and putting an idea forward. Everyone who wrote anything worth reading has also spent hours (often in the t
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by hue3 6y ago
Idk about U.S. but in my country the government (or any of its subsidiaries) cannot officially contact you via e-mail. It’s either by mail or in-person.
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by hue3 6y ago
Once you are inside the bubble it’s hard to notice how small it is. At least it was for me when I used it.
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by hue3 6y ago
Not to mention censorship. I used to participate in a large community for a popular moba, and posted proof of the gaming company having lied to users to generate views/access. After 8h the post had thousands of upvotes and comments dem
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by hue3 6y ago
This is the "most true" thing I read today.

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