logiclion

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by logiclion 8y ago
I've also thought this exact thing, the reality is (to me at least) everyone processes information and forms opinions differently. The climate of political discourse, in my opinion, has a large majority in a defensive mindset. What peo
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by logiclion 8y ago
I don't mean any offense since I was in a similar mindset as you going into college. A "9-5" is not a soul killer if you know you don't want to stay, nothing is forcing you to. You want to be a creative, do you know the
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by logiclion 8y ago
The US has a similar ceremony. However, the engineers are nominated.
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by logiclion 9y ago
unfortunately to my knowledge they work only with thunderbolt 2+ (ideally 3), not quite sure about 2014 models and their ports.
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by logiclion 9y ago
I've thought the same, have you considered the possible options of external graphics cards and bootcamping?
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by logiclion 9y ago
Whats the name for assigning a logical fallacy to a post that starts with “no scientific evidence” and “it feels”?
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by logiclion 9y ago
Thanks for the question. The entire comment is kind of defensive and impolite, but I'll focus on what you asked. In my opinion, approaching it like the parent did as an individual making a statement that can be disagreeing is polite to
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by logiclion 9y ago
I believe the person was comparing the engineer to his model of a TV star rather than comparing his model of the engineer to the other 'tv looking ones'. "Sorry to call you out on this" but this person is clearly giving
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by logiclion 9y ago
I think the performance improvements have drastically changed due to the adoption of SSDs in Apple's line up. The Macbook Pros in the early 2012 started to incorporate them around that time. Windows laptops took awhile to catch up star
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by logiclion 9y ago
In my opinion 'maximum' diversity doesn't just mean diversity of identity, it also means diversity of thinking and opinions. I also think the division of power up to the individual level is called Democracy...
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by logiclion 9y ago
I like to think of it as integrating with the shadow, both hands serve the same master
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by logiclion 9y ago
but when should 23:59:59.9999999 switch to 00:00:00?
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by logiclion 9y ago
web app tools...
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by logiclion 9y ago
Just wanted to say, this is a fantastic app in my opinion. I took one photo and it was already more accurate & personally identifiable to some friends as a 'better' Bitmoji. I'm impressed
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by logiclion 9y ago
"sapere aude"
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by logiclion 9y ago
Sorry, when I said access to private property I was referring to the right of having private property in general. A poor person can still have private property, I'm not going to play the game of rich vs poor. Again for the utilization
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by logiclion 9y ago
since you seem to be replying to everyone else can you please reply to my comment as well? I'm curious where the downvotes come from but no one is addressing me...
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by logiclion 9y ago
Ah yes, The Gulag Archipelago
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by logiclion 9y ago
Sure, hate the rich, it doesn't prove you have compassion for the poor. What you are stating as a threat is really the 'protection' of private property. Something that a poor person has access to as well, and in fact the util
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by logiclion 9y ago
If he pays 2k a month and you pay 700 a month thats $24,000 vs $8400 a year. Given that 120k in the bay after tax is probably roughly 95-100k (guesstimate) the simple question is, is OP's after tax pay comparable to your pay relative
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by logiclion 9y ago
Not to harp, but the big difference is your relative cost of living. $700 for 'complete' housing is a pebble compared to > $2000 a month for housing in the bay area. It might not be frugal itself but the choice to pay what you&
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by logiclion 9y ago
As a early/mid 20's college grad, thanks for this.
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by logiclion 9y ago
If you are getting a $70k salary AFTER taxes, which would then be roughly 90-100k BEFORE taxes, then that'd be equal in the bay area to what? 150k-170k? I don't think this is an equal comparison.
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by logiclion 9y ago
What it means is that we are a tiny speck of dust floating on a tiny rock in space and an object that has come from a distance that is so far away numbers wouldn't do it justice has just flew by earth closer than the distance between t
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by logiclion 9y ago
That's a good point, same of the Nintendo comment as well. Thanks.
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by logiclion 9y ago
I think that Valve is more like Apple, Blizzard is still like Google. I read some where that Valve has higher profit per employee than Apple (this could of changed), and Steam reminds me a lot of an App Store model. I also don't think
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by logiclion 9y ago
I always find the phrase on the back on the dollar bill oddly satisfying in these types of conversations about singularity/utopia: "out of many, one".
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by logiclion 9y ago
The nice thing about american "corporatism" is that if one "corporate culture" is bad, if you are able, you can leave. Thats a fairly simple & straightforward nuance for me. As far as "people like you..." s
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by logiclion 9y ago
I think this is a good example, but I have a hard time understanding the "strict father" worldview. When political parties (left + democrats) tend to have agendas around welfare/public "handouts". Hopefully you can
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by logiclion 9y ago
I am always genuinely curious about the statement "Americans tend to have difficulty believing that others can possibly have different values". I always think about the different types of cultures and living situations Americans t

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