jkim1258

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by jkim1258 3y ago
Great point & example, but I'm curious how well that translates to simulation games, where immersion is a large part of the selling point, as opposed to fun & tight game mechanics full of balanced flow & fiero.
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by jkim1258 3y ago
I think it'd be safe to assume that Bandai Namco holds the IP of the former Namco
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by jkim1258 6y ago
Frankly, I've had too many issues with fake products on Amazon to trust masks being sold there
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by jkim1258 6y ago
Yes, it is true that they have the same qualitative goal of creating a caloric deficit. However, some diet patterns slow down the metabolism more than others, which heavily impacts the likelihood of success in creating a significant (quanti
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by jkim1258 6y ago
It's far less sad, (and perhaps hopeful?) if you think of it more as there now being more diversity of use cases. Most consumer personal computers used to have relatively similar power as well as use cases; your Apple II, your neighbor
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by jkim1258 7y ago
Could it also be a simple result of the cars coming in a giant ship all at once? I'm not sure how many cars fit in one of those ships, but I'd guess quite a few..
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by jkim1258 8y ago
Income generated from IP, such as licensing fees, do get taxed, though. Are you referring to the lack of excise-like taxes on IP?
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by jkim1258 8y ago
Must have been a fun IRB approval process. Wish we could also see those applications/disclosures! >Ethical approval: This research has the ethical approval of the Institutional Review Board of the Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Cente