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by cullenking 2y ago
there is absolutely a reason to kill your chickens that aren't laying - it costs money to feed them. if you don't optimize for price by slaughtering your older hens you will easily be paying > $10 a dozen for eggs. all bets are
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by cullenking 2y ago
it's hard to do, but easy to talk about. i've done my fair share of slaughtering and currently have a freezer full of meat birds. i don't like the process (you feel bad, you have to do things that also are instinctually gross
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by cullenking 2y ago
I am the CTO of http://ridewithgps.com which is a rails monolith that is 18 years old now. We still have original code from 18 years ago in a few spots. I am pretty biased, but I would use it for a new project in a heartbeat. It
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by cullenking 2y ago
Yeah but people in this conversation and other conversations about calorie restriction, are not arguing from the standpoint of someone being healthy, and then indulging in unhealthy relationships with food. They are talking about someone wh
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by cullenking 2y ago
I have a stack of about 10 older dual xeon based supermicro 1u machines with 512gb of ram....if you are in the oregon area you can have any number of them for free! infini-ram makes life easier when dealing with OSM data.
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by cullenking 2y ago
We have an update to our web and mobile route planners coming out in the next month that adds more specific bike profiles, including paved/unpaved preferences and cycling infrastructure preferences. Maybe an MTB profile as well. We use
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by cullenking 2y ago
Unfortunately we still have work to do there. We have dabbled in a separate map style, but it's really difficult to get any roadnames to show up when you start increasing font sizes in map styles. It's a sort of pick-your-poison -
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by cullenking 2y ago
We are just about finished with a total hoist into a self-hosted k8s cluster. We've gone slow due to my concerns about k8s and the additional complexity, but it's actually been pretty smooth and enjoyable. The end goal is the abil
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by cullenking 2y ago
Nice work! I run ridewithgps.com and am responsible for all our mapping and routing. If you ever want to pick my brain about anything related to bike software, and of course grapphopper / vector tiles, feel free to reach out, email is
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by cullenking 2y ago
I didn't downvote you FYI, but to answer your question, I run ridewithgps and as a result have a pretty in depth understanding of all the costs involved. We have 14 machines in a rack at a datacenter in PDX, and have focused on low hos
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by cullenking 3y ago
Traceability - supposedly it's possible to accurately determine the source based on the unique fingerprint in the material. Not sure if this applies to post-detonation in the case of a nuclear weapon. In theory, since very little of th
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by cullenking 3y ago
Happened to me once when I was racing an R6 6 years ago. I didn't torque the rear wheel nut, but had put my safety wire clip back through the axle so the nut couldn't back off. Got a warmup lap in and started in on a fast lap duri
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by cullenking 3y ago
Ride with GPS | Experienced Linux Systems Engineer | within 2 hours of Portland OR | Full Time | https://ridewithgps.com/about We are the world's largest library of bike routes, and we enable cyclists to go on better r
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by cullenking 3y ago
Ride with GPS | Experienced Linux Systems Engineer & Senior Rails Developer | Systems Engineer within 2 hours of Portland OR, Rails Developer Remote OK | Full Time | https://ridewithgps.com/about We are the world's
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by cullenking 3y ago
Ride with GPS | Experienced Linux Systems Engineer & Senior Rails Developer | Systems Engineer within 2 hours of Portland OR, Rails Developer Remote OK | Full Time | https://ridewithgps.com/about We are the world's
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by cullenking 3y ago
Those are mountain bike specific, with mtb specific features. We are more general road/adventure riding, though you can of course use our service to plan a mountain bike ride. If you want to go to a trail system with a network of 1-5 m
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by cullenking 3y ago
Ride with GPS | Experienced Linux Systems Engineer | Within 2 hours of Portland OR | Full Time | https://ridewithgps.com/about We are the world's largest library of bike routes, and we enable cyclists to go on better r
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by cullenking 3y ago
Ride with GPS | Experienced Linux Systems Engineer | Within 2 hours of Portland OR | Full Time | https://ridewithgps.com/about We are the world's largest library of bike routes, and we enable cyclists to go on better r
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by cullenking 3y ago
Ride with GPS | Experienced Linux Systems Engineer | Within 2 hours of Portland OR | Full Time | https://ridewithgps.com/about We are the world's largest library of bike routes, and we enable cyclists to go on better r
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by cullenking 3y ago
Ride with GPS | Senior Backend Engineer for our Mapping Team | Portland or Remote USA | Full Time | https://ridewithgps.com/about We are the world's largest library of bike routes, and we enable cyclists to go on bette
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by cullenking 4y ago
Ride with GPS | Senior Backend Engineer for our Mapping Team | Portland or Remote USA | Full Time | https://ridewithgps.com/about We are the world's largest library of bike routes, and we enable cyclists to go on bette
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by cullenking 4y ago
Ride with GPS | Senior Backend Engineers needed for Rails and Mapping teams | Portland or Remote USA | Full Time | https://ridewithgps.com/about We are the world's largest library of bike routes, and we enable cyclists
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by cullenking 4y ago
I will also say that getting your own labs done, even if you are footing the bill, is relatively cheap. You don't need to go to the doctor and have them refer you. Check out ulta labs (obtuse, some learning curve) if you want to DIY, o
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by cullenking 4y ago
Other unrelated studies on weight lifting and high intensity training put the differences at around 20%. I'd consider weight lifting and HIT/HIIT 3-5 times a week to probably be more effective at producing these results than a job
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by cullenking 4y ago
Sorry for the delay here. Remote US, potentially Canada for the experienced who already have set up their own business that handles payroll. Trying to keep administrative overhead low.
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by cullenking 4y ago
Ride with GPS | Rails Engineer and Mapping Data Engineer | Portland or Remote | Full Time | https://ridewithgps.com/about We are the world's largest library of bike routes, and we enable cyclists to go on better rides,
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by cullenking 4y ago
I recently got a broad panel of tests done, and found out I was Vitamin D deficient. This was a big surprise to me because I live in the high desert of central oregon, which gets lots of sun even in the winter. I am very active and outside
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by cullenking 6y ago
It does not cost Apple millions of dollars to distribute our app. The only viable choice to not releasing on iOS is not having a business, one that started on the web and due to customer demand, moved to iOS. I get the value they provide, b
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by cullenking 6y ago
Our small business could fund dedicated programmers and accountants to handle all that and still come out ahead compared to what we get hit by Apple for. 30% of annual revenue on Apple devices per year is millions for many small software co
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by cullenking 6y ago
Reply to my own reply to say, I forgot to mention this is really cool, and a fun use of OSM data I hadn't thought of before. Nice work!

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