craigzucchini

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by craigzucchini 8y ago
Perhaps, though I don't know where that number comes from. If it's purely gas mileage, then it doesn't account for cost of insurance, cost of the car, risk of an accident, cost of storing the car, cost of general maintenance,
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by craigzucchini 8y ago
Isn't it interesting to think about though? If you could built a coast to coast—or even half way—high speed transit option that isn't a bus or car, what would it look like? If you could use existing infrastructure with perhaps min
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by craigzucchini 8y ago
Intercity travel in Canada is pretty dismal. I just took the train from Vancouver to Winnipeg for the first time, and from Fresno to Vancouver. Both were great experiences, with the Canada line being more social and more interesting, but wi
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by craigzucchini 8y ago
If you have, have access to, are able, or want to drive a car, then at best it's reasonable option for places outside of denser areas, albeit far more expensive than the cost of gas. While cars are certainly good in some ways at gettin
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by craigzucchini 8y ago
This is really really cool, but seems a little buggy in Firefox on my mac. Took quite a while for the clusters to show up, and then they went away after clicking on one and zooming back out. Would be great to see some more informative UI co
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by craigzucchini 8y ago
Gotta get that spaghett ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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by craigzucchini 8y ago
I've done this while also drinking coffee and driving a manual transmission car. It was very difficult, but so satisfying, and I got to the beach on time.
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by craigzucchini 8y ago
From what I gathered from the mobile version (which may be paired down), the difference was not that significant, particularly in the analysis of evaluations and RMP submissions. Would have liked to find more on class composition, and would
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by craigzucchini 8y ago
The Diablo immortal fiasco is certainly a dramatic misstep in terms of who they're presenting to, I'd agree. It was also quite painful to watch. However, I was pretty excited to see the announcement of a future remaster of Warcraf
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by craigzucchini 8y ago
You're right, but often your problem is better served by a different strategy, because doing web design based on device type is kind of unsustainable.
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by craigzucchini 8y ago
What is your opinion on larger companies that produce beloved games like Blizzard? Have you applied? Is there some reason you wouldn't?
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by craigzucchini 8y ago
I worked for one of the largest auction companies in the world, which specializes in agriculture and construction equipment (should not be too hard to find). It was initially just fine, but like many others in the thread it was soul crushin
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by craigzucchini 8y ago
Like you said, it depends how much you're betting on your JS to work perfectly, and who your intended market is. If all you're doing is hoping for the most optimistic JS runtime (and perfect connectivity, high bandwidth, etc.) and
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by craigzucchini 8y ago
I think the bigger problem, that you haven't addressed here, is the ongoing prevalence of the word "creative" used as a noun.
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by craigzucchini 8y ago
I feel like you may want to go a little further back than the 20th century. There is a large time span in there that was the single most dirty and unhealthy time in human history which started off our incredible production of carbon and sub
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by craigzucchini 8y ago
Is it a community though? Is it? AirBnB is a behemoth international company. Referring to themselves as a community strikes me the same way as Starbucks calling themselves a community. While there are many touching stories to be had, the co