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by 8fGTBjZxBcHq 6y ago
I use urushi and sometimes cashew lacquer. These may not truly be "resin" if that word has a specific technical meaning. Some of my original sources used resin as a translation for the urushi material so I do too.
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by 8fGTBjZxBcHq 6y ago
I don't use a varnish, I find the resin cures hard enough to not need it for normal use. If you're using something softer like epoxy you'll probably want something but I don't have any experience there.
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by 8fGTBjZxBcHq 6y ago
Aligning the pieces is definitely the hardest part. You can get them to fit perfectly together without a binder but once you add glue or resin or anything they can move and it's just very difficult. My advice is just to focus on gettin
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by 8fGTBjZxBcHq 6y ago
I'm about to go to bed but I have been practicing kintsugi for years if anyone wants to ask specific questions. I learned it by using interlibrary loan to get a bunch of different partial resources and a university librarian to help me
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by 8fGTBjZxBcHq 6y ago
You don't need to suit up like it's ebola or whatever. Just wear gloves and be careful about the dust. You can use cashew lacquer. It has its own pros and cons but isn't as nasty on the skin and overall easier to work with an
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by 8fGTBjZxBcHq 6y ago
I've done kintsugi for years and it's not that extreme. The rash is definitely very similar to poison ivy but not as lingering in my experience. I'm not sure about immunity either though. Don't allergic reactions get wor
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by 8fGTBjZxBcHq 9y ago
This dude is fairly respected in the food blogging world and took on the old adage "your pasta water should be as salty as the sea." http://www.seriouseats.com/2014/05/how-salty-should-pasta-wa... He con
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by 8fGTBjZxBcHq 9y ago
I mean it is a Germanic language along with English. There are plenty of cognates.
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by 8fGTBjZxBcHq 9y ago
These are writing systems, not languages. As I understand it all Norwegian speakers _speak_ the same language, they just represent that language differently when writing it down. Interesting but not that similar.
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by 8fGTBjZxBcHq 9y ago
This argument is strong only if you consider a BS or BA program a vocational school.
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by 8fGTBjZxBcHq 9y ago
That... matters. A lot. Where are you even coming from where "the interior will be flooded" doesn't matter _for a seagoing vessel._
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by 8fGTBjZxBcHq 10y ago
Nah they need to fail. Lyft or another competitor would soak up the drivers immediately, a huge number of them already drive for both. Silicon valley alums of a top tech company are not going to be hurting for jobs in the near future. It se
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by 8fGTBjZxBcHq 10y ago
It's just simple gatekeeping. People are finally having to admit you can be a developer without a CS degree so they're moving the goalposts. "Fine, you're a webdev, but you'll never be AN ENGINEER."
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by 8fGTBjZxBcHq 10y ago
Just the first hurdle though. It took me a year of serious effort to land my first dev job. The second one came to me: I was contacted by a recruiter and asked to interview and ended up accepting that offer about a year after starting in my
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by 8fGTBjZxBcHq 10y ago
Methods in ruby only have the bang if there's another version of the method and this one might surprise you. Push and pop don't have it because they mutate the array like they do in almost every non-hardcore-functional language, s
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by 8fGTBjZxBcHq 10y ago
Just because something didn't stand the test of time doesn't mean critics are wrong to praise it. Works can be products of their time, and lose emotional impact as times change. Someone can produce something powerful for their con
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by 8fGTBjZxBcHq 10y ago
And I wouldn't. I'd rather work hard at work, when I expect to be working, than at some other time when I don't. Personal time where I can be interrupted by an emergency isn't personal time to me.
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by 8fGTBjZxBcHq 10y ago
Is Haskell catering to programmers who don't want to be able to get a simple app up in a day? Who are these programmers who fight through the first steps of picking up a language and are thrilled by that.
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by 8fGTBjZxBcHq 10y ago
They're studying human microbiome, not the health impact of drinking different stuff. Anything living in your showerhead is going to get deposited on your skin every day, so it may be a reservoir for your personal microbes, or somethin
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by 8fGTBjZxBcHq 10y ago
No, it's not. That's the whole point. People are stepping up and saying "No, we do not have to accept this" and other people are shitting bricks.
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by 8fGTBjZxBcHq 10y ago
As an individual you have to tolerate people you don't like. But as a group you don't have to tolerate behavior that's damaging to the group as a whole. A community doesn't have to accept everyone into it; its members ca
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by 8fGTBjZxBcHq 10y ago
I get what you're trying to say but I just want to point out that reality still probably hits harder when life was always hard. Growing up with nothing into an adulthood with no support network and few prospects, where our society blam