josfredo

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by josfredo 1y ago
People below the poverty line are real. But are they really “very, very” real?
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by josfredo 2y ago
I share your sentiment, I don’t believe that important women don’t exist there. Surely there has been some kind of bias here. Does anyone else agree?
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by josfredo 2y ago
I think the pragmatic consensus is: feel guilty about it; then do it anyways.
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by josfredo 2y ago
I think it’s completely justifiable, since it illustrates the core of the idea. Also, HN users, unlike voters, can see through the framing. If anything, it’s a great way to spark a debate.
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by josfredo 2y ago
I think your observation applies to most cultural legacies.
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by josfredo 2y ago
That’s what I say! Most companies think like this but say otherwise and receive praise or at least neutral stares. It’s almost like honesty is punished and deceiving is not.
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by josfredo 2y ago
This is true. Some of them could also be good persons, just like absolutely anywhere else in the world. Generalization is the great cow’s middle state.
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by josfredo 3y ago
Today I learned!
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by josfredo 3y ago
Yes, this is a must! A newbies-focused roadmap would differentiate it from other linksites. Newbies would benefit tremendously if they can grasp every keyword, and not get overwhelmed. This site could really be the starter platform of every
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by josfredo 3y ago
I think this is a general rule. Everything we do today, regardless of the short-term benefits they may achieve, will eventually “turn to the other side”, effectively balancing things out. My take is that it is far more valuable to do things
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by josfredo 3y ago
I bet no one at Bluesky is aware of this.