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by mateus1 6y ago
Just get Firefox. Brave has ads, including annoying desktop pop ups!
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by mateus1 6y ago
I don't like Zuckerberg but I agree with this action. Trump is inciting violence and Facebook is not obliged to be an accomplice.
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by mateus1 6y ago
I'd love that. I don't think there are any players in that market in Brazil.
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by mateus1 6y ago
AMP is an anti-competitive abortion that should just die. It's Google throwing its weight to force websites into dubious practices all in favor of an alleged performance. Users also get the short end by being served low quality pages i
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by mateus1 6y ago
I was part of a leadership team at a startup for 4.5 years (went from 10 to 200 employees, series A and B). During that time I accumulated a significant number of stock options which could potentially make me a millionaire. I left the compa
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by mateus1 6y ago
This is great. I was actually looking for something like this. Can anyone recommend other content to help Marketing at startups?
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by mateus1 6y ago
Hi! I'm already ate 25% of the book. Great read, thank you!
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by mateus1 6y ago
It's an endless pit. The corruption and inefficiency is astounding. The worst thing is most liberals in Brazil thinks he's pushing that agenda. It's not even that, it's just cronyism.
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by mateus1 6y ago
Mainly insuline. I'm taking semaglutide (brand name ozempic) once a week and it raises your insulin secretion, reducing hunger and fat storage. My visceral fat was high even though I don't appear fat. This fat is bad for pretty mu
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by mateus1 6y ago
Loved the piece. Diet is a part of it but so are hormones. I've been overweight (90kg/200lb at 1,8m/6ft) since going to college and tried dieting but never managed to be lean. In my 20s I would diet and lose 20lb but then gai
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by mateus1 6y ago
I guess I shouldn't be scared US citizens are so eager to drop fundamental rights for "freedom". But I am. HN is a forum of quite intelligent people and surprises me to see so many people see US as a bastion of freedom...
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by mateus1 6y ago
I experience the same thing. It's bad. Mine is more related to not knowing where the universe came from and why we exist.
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by mateus1 6y ago
Minor correction: the victim's name is Elijah McClain.
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by mateus1 6y ago
I know they are not personally injecting the drugs themselves. But if they are requesting, ordering and even determining dosages is completely disturbing and inappropriate.
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by mateus1 6y ago
Ah, I stand corrected! Thanks for the info.
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by mateus1 6y ago
Policemen without any medical training are injecting and murdering people with drugs. This is a disturbing (and new) phenomenon. At least for someone outside the US.
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by mateus1 6y ago
Yes this is commmonly known as a K-Hole. It's worse than a bad trip from what I've heard. Ketamine is a party drug especially common among young gay people here in Brazil. It's usually briefly inhaled so I'm guessing ver
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by mateus1 6y ago
You can't compare niche edutainment channels to the major news outlets. NYT is in the business of credible news, these small content makers aren't credible sources of news.
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by mateus1 6y ago
If you're intending to disqualify a peer-reviewed study being covered by Smithsonian Mag due to a single sentence then yeah, you're being pedantic.
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by mateus1 6y ago
I went there a month before they cordoned off more sections. I don't see how it's a tourist trap. It's definitely hard to get there but it's completely worth it. I literally cried when I got there. Go to a lot of the mus
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by mateus1 6y ago
Can you elaborate on this? State federations are nothing new. US and Germany come to mind as particular successes of this.
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by mateus1 6y ago
This is one of those ideas so great they seem obvious. Anyone knows if there are any stable implementation?
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by mateus1 6y ago
I don't mean the hosts on AirBnB are all bad. I mean it's insane for a multibillion dollar company passing the hat for homeowners. Both sides aren't charity cases.
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by mateus1 6y ago
I've gone to an executive leadership training on gender equality (a cause I fully endorse) that was lead by women mostly sidestepping the structural causes to gender oppression. I find this kinds of activity more damaging than silence
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by mateus1 6y ago
Why would you donate money to people who are houseowners and up until few months ago were racking in profits by renting? This is not even charity, it's just pointless.
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by mateus1 6y ago
This is barking at the wrong tree. Brazil has tons of structural economic problems since its inception ever since the Portuguese came over. Saying the labor laws are to blame is completely wrong.
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by mateus1 6y ago
This is an dishonest and naive take at Brazilian labor laws. We were the last country in the Americas to abolish slavery, only 60 years before Vargas created the framework to our current labour laws. Before that there were laws but they wer
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by mateus1 6y ago
Many around of the world see the US also an authoritarian state with little regard for human rights.
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by mateus1 6y ago
This is bonkers and absolutely doublethink. I guess you Americans are not familiar with ideologies like the Big Stick Policy and Manifest Destiny. (coined 1845).
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As someone who works in Growth this is what I hate about most of my industry. A lot of growth hackers sell this BS of "simple tips & fast hacks" whereas the awesome professionals I know have "boring" methods and expe

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