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by ahhhhhhhhhh 9y ago
The difference is the approach — they look for the cause and sometimes the cause is the blame. When you only look for the blame, you tend to be satisfied once you reach that goal and might ignore the cause.
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by ahhhhhhhhhh 9y ago
They're currently working on a Mac Pro backtrack; moving from this super-powerful tube to something modular like previous Pros
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by ahhhhhhhhhh 9y ago
I think we've all made gambles despite the odds. That's a bit of an unescapable human element.
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by ahhhhhhhhhh 9y ago
>but I think people know what a longshot is. Gambling addiction and various mega-jackpot ticket-purchasing fervors are an indication that many people can't really comprehend the odds. A human can easily visualize 1 (the number of ja
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by ahhhhhhhhhh 9y ago
The court system should be able filter (and if that's a problem they should solve it on their end), we shouldn't just throw out an entire avenue because some people abuse it
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by ahhhhhhhhhh 9y ago
I grew up in Springfield, MA — and I was seeing similar red flags reading his post about Cleveland. Springfield also has a very clean heart of downtown, but it's a total ghost town after 5pm and really only has one significantly sized
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by ahhhhhhhhhh 9y ago
good point
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by ahhhhhhhhhh 9y ago
...because these companies can just go somewhere else that won't pressure them, so when cities are faced with a billion dollar tech campus or none at all they often feel like they have to bend. Cities often even cut taxes to see big co
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by ahhhhhhhhhh 9y ago
dude you're being pedantic about how bad nazis are, is this really worth it
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by ahhhhhhhhhh 9y ago
no one should have that power, but fuck nazis
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by ahhhhhhhhhh 9y ago
You should listen to yourself, maybe for you that means listening to someone else or maybe it doesn't.