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Meta: I think the title would work better if it said "your own food".
by unwind 5y ago
Meta: I think the title would work better if it said "your own food".
- stevekemp 5y agoThat was a very confusing title, especially considering that I dug up some wild raspberry bushes this morning, to plant upon my balcony!
- throwaway744678 5y agoAs a non-native english speaker, I first confused the title with the expression "grow a pair". I wondered how a Pi would help in that case.
- knicholes 5y agoMaybe it could monitor testosterone levels and inject you with some when low.
- unmole 5y agoI thought exogenous testosterone had the opposite effect?
- Sophistifunk 5y agoAs a native english speaker, I assumed it was about weed, so it's confusing to all.
- Ruthalas 5y agoI did as well, for what it's worth.
- tailspin2019 5y agoYeah I was confused by this title last time (this post seems to be a repeat from a week or two ago) Edit: seems that the link is different from last time. The GitHub README that this links to gives a much better introduction to this project than the previously linked website [0] does (in terms of quickly understanding what it is). Plus it looks like a really great project. [0] https://growlab.dev https://growlab.dev
- alexellisuk 5y agoIt's a very common phrase in the UK: "Grow your own" means food. But I can get that updated for our international speakers. Thanks for commenting. https://github.com/alexellis/growlab.dev/commit/a349972b977b7b8a8e5add5e9adace41b6cf5cc7 https://github.com/alexellis/growlab.dev/commit/a349972b977b...
- lucideer 5y agoFor context: GYO & GIY (Grow Your Own / Grow It Yourself) are common acronyms in permaculture/biodiversity/grower circles. But yeah, probably not widely recognised. Worth clarifying.
- coolgeek 5y agoHah! I assumed it meant grow your own weed