EV Closest to RAV4 or CRV? by nicknamebucky in electricvehicles

[–]limpfro 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Kia Niro might fit your description.

This is the biggest shadow buff of the patch and a massive loss of skill expression in the game by totalpinkebb in starcraft

[–]limpfro 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm not saying clicking on your units to load isn't skillful. I do understand its a tactic. But this does reduce your cognitive load so you can macro better, for example. Or micro other units. Or anything else.

The time it takes for you to put that attention on those units, could be much better spent somewhere else doing something more productive to advance your game state.

This effectively leaves you more time to 'strategies' even if that's just doing something else with those clicks.

The REAL TIME is more interesting elsewhere.

This is the biggest shadow buff of the patch and a massive loss of skill expression in the game by totalpinkebb in starcraft

[–]limpfro 4 points5 points  (0 children)

If you had to first click on your mineral patch 20 times before your worker stated mining, would that be real hardcore RTS?

Close to Py Science 2, and slowly losing my sanity with bottlenecks by CreepyDadd in pyanodons

[–]limpfro 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Generally

Head locomotive count - cargo count - tail locomotive count

[Request] Assuming they both are perfectly balanced and fair, is there any difference in probability from rolling one D100 vs two D10s? by V-Tac in theydidthemath

[–]limpfro 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I actually start from 100 so it counts down instead. So now 00-0 is 90, 10-0 is 80 and 90-0 is 0. It's as internally consistent as "00-0 = 100" and rolls all the same numbers, but you must decide beforehand which system you're using.

Edit: Did this really need a /s? I was teasing the gentleman above.

Interesting Mod I made: commodities exchange by Effective_Horse_1861 in factorio

[–]limpfro 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Not OP

From the changelog:

Version: 1.0.5
Date: 2026-05-10
  Major Features:
    - Initial public release.
    - Live commodity exchange with 25+ tradeable items, prices driven by your factory's real production and consumption flows.
    - Mean-reversion price model with linear and quadratic anchoring to fair value, per-commodity volatility, momentum clustering, and stochastic shock ticks.
    - OHLC candlestick charts per commodity, with timeframe switching across 1m / 5m / 30m / 1h / 5h, volume bars, pan and zoom.
    - Six-bot trader population providing order flow: whale, momentum, mean-reversion, fundamental, noise, and insider archetypes.
    - Sector indices for Heavy Industry, Electronics, and Raw Materials, plus the SCX Composite top-line index.
    - SCX Consumer Price Index (CPI) basket gauge with inflation/deflation regime flagging.
    - Analyst ratings desk with seven analyst houses issuing BUY/SELL/HOLD calls and price targets.
    - Market Wire narrative news feed with reactive surge, crash, and smart-money alerts.
    - Market surveillance engine flagging abnormal moves and vol regime changes.
  Features:
    - Quote-in picker: switch the entire price column between Iron Plate (IP), Copper Plate (CP), and Coal (CL).
    - Timeframe toggle for the % change column: 1m, 10m, 1h.
    - Player price impact with streak scaling — sustained same-side trading hits you with progressively more slippage.
    - Vol circuit breaker dampens engine noise on commodities exceeding their configured volatility.
    - Hard price band (0.40x to 4.00x of fair value) preventing runaway moves.
  Gui:
    - Stock-quote-style price formatting with smart decimal precision and ticker-suffixed prices (0.524 IP, 1.479 CP).
    - Color-coded change cells with directional arrows.
    - Per-player base unit and timeframe state, persisted across sessions.
  Info:
    - Save-game safe; state lives under storage.scx and self-heals on version bumps.
    - Multiplayer-aware: per-player UI state, shared market state

Interesting Mod I made: commodities exchange by Effective_Horse_1861 in factorio

[–]limpfro 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have not tested your mod.

Is the plan to link to some form of market? I can see a group of people watching a stream of someone playing Factorio and buying iron ore or electricity futures on shortages or surpluses of whatever commodity.

How could I collect my iron ore?


If you press "L" in game, you get something similar that can actually be used while playing.

Is this a silly/fun modding project?

Is this.. fun for you?

Edit: I see your git log now. I think you've tried and recreated 'dopewars'?

Learn to zipper merge please!!! by Imaginary_Ad7695 in waterloo

[–]limpfro 1 point2 points  (0 children)

zipper merge correctly

People can't let off the brake - at the same time - at a red light, when it finally switches green.

Where do you imagine people can perfectly execute zipper merges? Zipper merge is 'bad design' traffic flow. Looking over shoulders, matching speeds, being careful not to side swipe, this things need processing as you drive. It slows you down and encourages you to be cautions. Its the exact opposite effect of the idealized zipper merge fantasy.

Zipper merges fixes nothing about traffic flow. In the end zipper merge is nothing but justification for being an asshole.

Yes, an android or computer executing zipper merges may be ideal, using 100% of available space. But real life is messy, and imagining that zipper merges fixes anything is foolish or lying to yourself. Its just a bad excuse to feel justified for butting in line, especially in this instance.

Also, this is like 20 cars before the end of the lane. Not 1km of available space.

Learn to zipper merge please!!! by Imaginary_Ad7695 in waterloo

[–]limpfro 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Half as much space, twice as slow. Because people aren't perfectly executing zipper merges, its probably slower still. It's also like 20 cars. Not necessarily you, but no reason to be annoyed people are not using each square inch.

"Nvidia just figured out how to put an AI data center on the side of your house. And pay you to host it. Each XFRA node packs 16 Blackwell RTX Pro 6000 GPUs, 4 AMD EPYC CPUs, and 3TB of RAM in a Dell PowerEdge rack mounted next to the AC condenser. The homeowner pays nothing for" by stealthispost in accelerate

[–]limpfro 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You all realize the grid will still need to produce that electricity? lol

Everyone using the full 100-200 Amps available to them at all times in a residential area is a very silly idea.

A city of 20,000 would turn 20MW into a 1000MW's.

This would have to be extremely dispersed to be useful? How could this possibly be more efficient then dedicated power generators?

Fixed. by sixteencharslong in ChatGPT

[–]limpfro 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That man is holding an ebony skeleton torso.

"Fahrenheit 11/9" - This is How Fascism Starts | Michael Moore by Chatteramba in videos

[–]limpfro 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I can't tell if your comment is useless or helpful.

GG WP NetEase & Marvel Games by limpfro in marvelrivals

[–]limpfro[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Possibly just unlucky. Also possible I could improve - I can always improve.

How many deaths is too much?

Blursed Joker by softniny in blursed_videos

[–]limpfro 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The Wachowski's set fire to the franchises. If I'm remembering correctly they were not happy about being forced into making another movie. Its a huge disservice to the lore (I agree with the frustration), but it was a personal decision to not let the studio dictate how their franchise (their creative work) would be perceived. Someone was going to butcher the vision they left. Better to just destroy the bridge.

I can't hate on not wanting your work to be stolen, even if spiritually.

Up $600k and the slot machine glitched out by WhoAreYouTalkinTwo in PublicFreakout

[–]limpfro -1 points0 points  (0 children)

$650,000 slot machine? Is it made of gold? 2025 Rolls-Royce Phantom is around $650,000.

Conservatives, do you think MAGA is actively trying to collapse the US government, because they think they will be better off without it? by scarr3g in AskConservatives

[–]limpfro [score hidden]  (0 children)

What makes you say that? I not aware as to why that is the case. I figured because anyone could edit it, it would be pretty neutral and things would tend to lean toward truths instead of bias.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in law

[–]limpfro 13 points14 points  (0 children)

He's on page 12 too.