erikerikson

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by erikerikson 6mo ago
I used that once, during a conference about 6 years ago and never again since. My use of "we" references humanity.
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by erikerikson 6mo ago
I recognize this. It's also the case that I suspect that I've read more about how annoying suspected LLM output is to read than I have read LLM output. The slop is, to me, an incredibly unwelcome contribution of humans that don&
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by erikerikson 6mo ago
Or, stay with me here, the LLMs were trained on how we, statistically, write.
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by erikerikson 6mo ago
Given that the flag bearer apparently walked on to the pillar, why wouldn't we suspect they can repeat the performance?
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by erikerikson 6mo ago
Yes, silage tarps specifically. White on one side black on the other. You can get very large rolls but then laying them out and keeping them from blowing away gets unweildy. Use is sensitive to temperature and other time of year matters
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by erikerikson 6mo ago
Repeated cultivation is the only offered non-chemical option for scutch[0] but it is an option, yes [edit:at scale] burning fuel. My first offered technique was occultation not crimpers. That of course won't work in all circumstances.
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by erikerikson 6mo ago
For smaller farms there's tarping: "Occultation" Others have mentioned roller crimping. There's hoeing, flame weeding, and others. Plenty of rabbit holes for you
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by erikerikson 6mo ago
My reading of the article is that it claims the ceiling is lowered, especially in the longer term.
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by erikerikson 6mo ago
It seems to be that your top comment implicitly asserts that model is the one in play with Deere and the like (that they are loss leadering) and that it is necessary. Although I recognize you stated a dislike, that is what I was responding
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by erikerikson 6mo ago
Lodash but also, which batteries?
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by erikerikson 6mo ago
Asocial seems more accurate than antisocial.
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by erikerikson 6mo ago
You're right about the emissions dimension and that there are good reasons for reducing pollution, even if the company isn't putting new engines into use but only elongating the operation of existing ones. On the other hand the r
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by erikerikson 6mo ago
Huh. You're definitely authoritative on your intention. Thanks for setting the record straight and pointing out my error. I'm confused about how you can look at all the less (or anti) functional, more expensive, disposable/
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by erikerikson 6mo ago
If you're in the US reach out to the USDA new farmer program (e.g. https://www.farmers.gov/your-business/beginning-farmers ) and they'll hook you up with your local extension office (applied agriculture Univer
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by erikerikson 6mo ago
/woosh But I could be wrong. I can't know but I'm pretty sure the GP was writing tongue in cheek. As in mocking the business strategies that have been eroding the engines of our economy.
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by erikerikson 6mo ago
Well, hrrm. I thought that because it seemed to start clearly in the document I linked that something like Google docs wasn't safe, regardless of spell checking feature use. However, following my link again, it seems that the referen
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by erikerikson 6mo ago
The brief linked above[0] was easy to read. IANAL but in it the author seems to say that online tools fail to meet the confidentiality "test" and explains the ruling in clear language. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com&
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by erikerikson 6mo ago
Strictly speaking that question was for the author. Less strictly for anyone who wants to demand the resources of contributors, even if contributing themselves. The question is about balance and consideration, recognizing that even if som
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by erikerikson 6mo ago
I agree with what most of you've written. A temporary system of privilege is a great descriptor of what I've seen to date. I'm not sure this should be each individual project's responsibility, the scaling attributes of
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by erikerikson 6mo ago
Have you paid? I too have been frustrated by the way open source works. Maintainers are frequently people in high demand and open source rarely pays commensurate. So too have I given my work away and been met with entitled demands for servi
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by erikerikson 6mo ago
There is? https://www.pewresearch.org/politics/2026/03/25/americans-br...
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by erikerikson 6mo ago
I didn't make the claim that Europe is specifically problematic. I was noting that between extremes the GP was talking about > Europe's treatment of perceived outsiders Who'd've thunk it, people be tribal?
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by erikerikson 6mo ago
That's fair. To continue being fair, there's a lot of rough behavior happening throughout the world these days. We've forgotten how bad we can make things. I'd suggest that in Europe also there's more than just ba
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by erikerikson 6mo ago
I agree things have improved but the GP to my first post set context to: > Europe's treatment of perceived outsiders You seemed to be picking a rather narrow slice of the scope.
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by erikerikson 6mo ago
In the UK two decades ago (admittedly not the shortest time) I heard plenty of terrible words and treatment of Pakistanis (which seemed to be used as a good enough bucket for all brown skinned people) and people with red hair. A general di
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by erikerikson 7mo ago
No but I read the article and that was the way it described the gain.
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by erikerikson 7mo ago
Imagine they bought the gold in the US for 1b and sold for 16b. Yes they turned around and purchased 16b of order gold immediately but there's was still a transaction where they sold an asset for more than they bought it.
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by erikerikson 7mo ago
Thanks so much, good to know. We want chickens in a place with eagle problems.
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by erikerikson 7mo ago
The price is ridiculous but I've been happy with the design of https://www.ladiesfirstchickendoor.com/products/ In the city the door doesn't always shut but I think I could adjust that, I just haven't ne
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by erikerikson 7mo ago
How is a bantam helpful with eagles?

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