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811.
by cpursley 2y ago
Thanks for the gist mention!: https://gist.github.com/cpursley/c8fb81fe8a7e5df038158bdfe0f...
812.
by cpursley 2y ago
(most of the time, at least)
813.
by cpursley 2y ago
Yep, obligatory Postgres Is Enough listicle: https://gist.github.com/cpursley/c8fb81fe8a7e5df038158bdfe0f...
814.
by cpursley 2y ago
Wild! LA? Are there ever beach caveins?
815.
by cpursley 2y ago
As if the outgoing one doesn’t also need shitloads of energy? Airforce 1 and The Beast don’t run on butterfly wings…
816.
by cpursley 2y ago
The docs are soooo good. Page speed and SEO scores for astro sites are off the charts. And Bolt.new and Cursor do really well with it.
817.
by cpursley 2y ago
So we're not losing our jobs?
818.
by cpursley 2y ago
As much as I love Ruby and Rails (and Elixir even more so), the IDE type checking of Typescript combined with LLMs is insanely productive. So I tend to agree, despite very much disliking node/JS and it's ecosystem. I've never
819.
by cpursley 2y ago
How would y’all go about building analytics into a professional marketplace type of app where you can provide the professional with their own profile page stats (in a reliable way)?
820.
by cpursley 2y ago
This is really disappointing and something I've thought about for years. One of my first website ideas was a platform to help connect communities with the local farmers. I've sat on a domain for years that I thought was really fun
821.
by cpursley 2y ago
Yep, df gonna run this rando script with such a detailed and inspiring README... (in all seriousness folks, if you're gonna show HN, spend some time on your README, docs, etc).
822.
by cpursley 2y ago
That’s only because they weren’t well connected (by design?) to the community vs how say the Soviets implemented theirs (one of the things they actually got right, despite the brutal aesthetics). Similar story for the US “projects” - comple
823.
by cpursley 2y ago
I understand the math, cows aren't the problem.
824.
by cpursley 2y ago
I did the math, others seemed not to. Cow farts are insignificant, period.
825.
by cpursley 2y ago
Make no mistake, these hypocritical do-gooder authoritarians will still be flying first class and eating steak while they force us proletariats to eat bugs and soy sloop.
826.
by cpursley 2y ago
This is a strange companion, NZ has like 6 people and their main focus is agriculture. Anyways, I bet their volcanos put out an order of magnitude more.
827.
by cpursley 2y ago
Because that's exactly what reducing farming output does.
828.
by cpursley 2y ago
There’s a ton we can do before taking food off our children’s table.
829.
by cpursley 2y ago
Yeah, fertilizer getting into the watershed is a real problem. It wreaks entire ecosystems.
830.
by cpursley 2y ago
My point is people should do the math and come to their own reasonable conclusion. Assuming these numbers aren't totally bullshit (see what I did there) this won't move the needle unless we cut out cow consumption 100% and cull al
831.
by cpursley 2y ago
I was just reusing the term op used. And that’s a tiny percentage if the trade off is keeping humans fed.
832.
by cpursley 2y ago
And how much of a dent would reducing cow consumption by 25% make?
833.
by cpursley 2y ago
Feeding people is a sacred task. Food is literally the base pillar of various human needs pyramids.
834.
by cpursley 2y ago
It’s the same in America, there’s actually more trees now than at the time of European settlement. A combo of the large buffalo herds that used to roam and native land management that often involved burning entire forests.
835.
by cpursley 2y ago
Cool. Now compare cow farts to all other sources, that’s the only metric that matters.
836.
by cpursley 2y ago
Tree planting in eroded/damaged ecosystems requires a helping hand - everything from site prep, germination, watering, etc. Source: I’ve planted thousands of trees.
837.
by cpursley 2y ago
How do we keep people fed after shutting down farming (at a reasonable cost)? The entire thing seems anti-human…
838.
by cpursley 2y ago
Now that’s a real problem, farm animal excrement is an issue. Seems like one that technology can solve?
839.
by cpursley 2y ago
Places that used to be forested and are not productive farmland. There’s lots of places like this, just maybe not in Denmark.
840.
by cpursley 2y ago
Bingo. And these type of hn posts always bring out the bigots: I generally flag them unless tech related. Some people here can’t talk about any Russian/USSR topic with going full-blown Russophobia. There's other places for that li

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