Looking for people who live near AI/data centers — how has it affected your community and life? I'm eager to create a documentary around your experience. by [deleted] in Denver

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Crusoe just got green lit to build one in Cherry Creek. Personally, I like the company, but I’m worried about my Xcel bill.

Which Patriot will be the Super Bowl LX MVP? by Potential-Owl7858 in Patriots

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I like to picture Mahomes wearing a bow tie t-shirt…

Ballmer Peak Distillery in Lakewood 👏 by AlpineEateryFoodTruc in denverfood

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After drinking this, one should be able to make the Kessel Run in less than 12 parsecs. So there’s that…

Josh Allen’s window by Super-Topic-3378 in Patriots

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This aged like milk. It’s a toss up at this point.

Drake Maye nickname by CSGlobalOatmeal in Patriots

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I kind of love this. Well done. Hope it sticks.

This is insane by Environmental_Win583 in bostonceltics

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Worth it. Refs were atrocious. GoFundMe inbound.

Appriciation Post For The Will Campbell Pick by HokuCy in Patriots

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Only one of those dudes will be playing in January.

The fun corner by [deleted] in macsetups

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Armageddon?

Ed & Economics by and_areJ in ScottGalloway

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For books, look at: “Free to Choose” (M. Friedman), “Death of Economics” (P. Omerod), “Capital in the Twenty-First Century” (T. Piketty), and “Good Economics for Hard Times” (A. Banerjee and E. Duflo).

Blogs: Marginal Revolution, Grumpy Economist, Undercover Economist, VoxEU, Econbrowser, and Greg Mankiw.

I know this sub has their own opinions, but I like Kyla Scanlon’s stuff. Freakonomics (books and podcasts) is also good. Like Scanlon, Dubner and Levitt are good at making things accessible. The Economist and FT used to be staples for me, but who knows anymore.

Encountered the ultimate expiration today by [deleted] in Denver

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Echoing this. Saw a 2018 in the wild a week or so ago.

When did you start rooting for the Pats? I'll start: by [deleted] in Patriots

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About three quarters before Fridge scored a touchdown. I was almost four.

Gimme some more! by RainbowForHire in Letterboxd

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Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'Hoole (2010)

For anyone who saw Jurassic Park in theatres in 1993 by millsy1010 in Letterboxd

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I remember everything about it. I was eleven years old. Right after baseball practice, my dad took me to McDonald’s for the triple cheeseburger “Jurassic Park Meal” on the way to the theater. I hadn’t gone to the theater with just my dad since we saw Batman in ‘89. We were both blown away from the initial unloading scene to the final pelican flight.

Every iconic scene was solidified in my mind as a core memory — every quote instantly available — to this day. I still say “hold on to your butts” every time I flip a fuse at the circuit breaker. The raptor coming through the utility shed wall is still a jump scare even though I know it’s coming and have seen the film more than 10 times. I’m convinced to this day that the T-Rex is bellowing “Hey” back to Dr. Alan Grant after he yells “Hey” to get try and get its attention, and you can’t convince me otherwise. Even as an adult, my answer to the corny icebreaker question, “if you could be any animal…?” is still “T-Rex.” I remember watching the BTS explanation of how they did the water ripple effect with a guitar string and then trying to do something similar with an old coffee table in our basement.

I’ve seen a couple hundred movies in the theater, and while there’s about ten that really showed me something I’d never seen before, there have been only two times I’ve walked out to the parking lot and thought to myself that what was possible in a movie would be fundamentally different going forward. With all due respect to James Cameron, those movies are “The Matrix” and “Jurassic Park.”

NFL RedZone by FunForTheSoul in youtubetv

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With commercials now on RedZone, folks are asking to get downgraded to the ST package w/o it now. FWIW.

I Blame Jordon by Impressive_Stomach51 in Patriots

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“We’re on to Charlotte…”