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by bluepod4 3y ago
You can also join the rowing team at certain “elite” colleges without having any prior experience (besides knowing how to swim).
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by bluepod4 3y ago
> but they absolutely look for 20 football players every year. Yeah, out of a freshman class size of about 4,000 students. It’s negligible.
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by bluepod4 3y ago
Do you mean in general? Or do you mean that MIT gives far too much weight to sports achievement? Because I don’t think they do.
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by bluepod4 3y ago
And you can do that without agreeing with someone who is blatantly lying about how websites work in general
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by bluepod4 3y ago
Not sure why I got downvoted. Two people literally denied how websites work in order to prove their points.
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by bluepod4 3y ago
> Clicking the logo in the top left usually leads to a blog or forum or help page That’s not speaking in general. That’s called lying to prove a point.
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by bluepod4 3y ago
Probably because GGP’s comment reflects a narrow , unfavorable , and extreme view of reality > Real life is a rigged game where rules are not enforced Even in the United States, there are plenty of stupid and non-stupid rules that
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by bluepod4 3y ago
Did OP update the site or something? Clicking the logo on mobile redirects to the home/landing page as one would expect from a website.
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by bluepod4 3y ago
Usually clicking the “logo” in the top left or center brings you to the “homepage” or “landing page”, not a blog/forum/help page. Websites have worked like this for decades. Also, this is an announcement for an update . Not an an
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by bluepod4 3y ago
Some people can do this with their vocal cords. Sometimes it’s more than 2 notes. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Overtone_singing
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by bluepod4 3y ago
They only speak English in Nigeria?
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by bluepod4 3y ago
I usually see “Threads” (1984) paired with “When the Wind Blows” (1986), which is a British animated film with similar themes. It’s really good if people are looking for something to watch. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x
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by bluepod4 3y ago
We’re not saying the opposite actually. I agree with what you’re saying, BUT: > idk. Most of my YouTube recommendations are exactly that but from all around the world lol. I can’t even say most are from Japan. I would be lying if I did
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by bluepod4 3y ago
Reading you loud and clear!
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by bluepod4 3y ago
Exactly
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by bluepod4 3y ago
“Hip-hop” lol. But also, don’t forget that there are ignorant (and proud of it) Berklee graduates.
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by bluepod4 3y ago
> if you don't want to come off as an idiot, then don't act like an idiot. Cool story! Take your own advice. You made a quick assumption. Own it. Admit that your beliefs are based on an overly produced segment on a canceled day
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by bluepod4 3y ago
This was a quick assumption based on passing knowledge of a person. This makes you ignorant. Why are there people like this on HN?
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by bluepod4 3y ago
Uhh, not sure if you misinterpreted what I said. I said that most of the videos in my feed aren’t Japan-related.
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by bluepod4 3y ago
Explains the lack of emojis sews thread
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by bluepod4 3y ago
Yeah, it seems like sugar wasn’t the issue then. It seems like you’re saying that you just weren’t exposed to different foods. (Unless, you’re saying that McDonalds has lamb burgers in whatever country you live in and you couldn’t tell the
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by bluepod4 3y ago
> All stories of extremely small batch but precisely crafted products seem to come out of Japan. idk. Most of my YouTube recommendations are exactly that but from all around the world lol. I can’t even say most are from Japan. I would
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by bluepod4 3y ago
True. Also, I guess people forgot about all of the “Whites Only”, “No Negros Allowed”, and “No Irish Need Apply” signs at storefronts too.
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by bluepod4 3y ago
> couldn't see difference between beef and lamb or veal vs pork From 6 to 26? What changed at 26 lol? Are you saying that you stopped eating sugar? I’m surprised by the beef vs lamb comparison. Lamb has so much iron in it that it ta
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by bluepod4 3y ago
sewing thread emoji (Yes, but it was combined with an operating system class.)
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by bluepod4 3y ago
Is it? I see homeless people who aren’t even stealing get kicked out of places like Target all of the time.
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by bluepod4 3y ago
> It is often that I see people on hackernews post as if the world was designed for them. When, in reality, they are most definitely the odd-man out. sewing thread emoji
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by bluepod4 3y ago
Luckily Dennis the Menace wasn’t around! https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=vArIH8-J6Tc
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by bluepod4 3y ago
If you can give a specific example where you had trouble Googling for something, then I can try to help.
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by bluepod4 3y ago
Thanks for the reply. I originally started filling out the notebook without assuming this since I was getting Clue/Cluedo vibes where you don’t need to enter one room to get to another technically. But this is cool. Are you a huge fan

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