567arlo

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by 567arlo 9y ago
I think it has healthy funding from his Patreon account, plus the $15 to buy the game, as well as serving as sort of inadvertent PR for his upcoming commercial game (1935.)
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by 567arlo 9y ago
Interesting, any basic insights why that was? Not enough customers, bad margins etc.?
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by 567arlo 9y ago
Once consumers become aware of the true differences between ICE vehicles and EVs, most auto manufacturers will need to do this, as the simple economics of owning an EV is so superior to an ICE vehicle, all else being equal. It remains to be
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by 567arlo 9y ago
Cautionary aspect: detecting mild and/or very long term deleterious effects of nootropics/drugs is extremely difficult empirically. Something like e.g. caffeine has been put through the ringer historically both empirically and in
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by 567arlo 9y ago
Not qualitatively or remarkably different than 20s though, in the 30s, as Carl indicated. After all the decade distinction is arbitrarily chunked off, whereas actual change in these attributes is linear/gradual. In addition I've s
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by 567arlo 9y ago
This being a result of JavaScript's weapons grade weak-typing, I've always wondered of what benefit weak typing actually brings, once dynamic typing is assumed, over strong typing as in python/Ruby. Or at least strong er typ
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by 567arlo 9y ago
And any central database of this information is vulnerable to a one time leak. One period of vulnerability and potentially this information is out there forever. Once that happens automated identity verification becomes much less reliable&#
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by 567arlo 9y ago
True, but I believe a standard reply to this from a pro EV perspective is that it's still better to be using fossil fuel->grid->EV than fossil fuel->ICE because of the overall efficiency of the former's process over the
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by 567arlo 9y ago
"and even if you do go the experience won't be the same." Off topic, but say someone is a late-20s/early-30s guy who for financial reasons wasn't able to do the "backpacking Europe/Australia/NZ/w