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by estsauver 6y ago
I can speak for singer taps which this is based on for the EL bits. Our postgres etl works quite well. Logical replication broke down quite quickly, but primary keys + updated_at keys are working very well for us. I can't speak about X
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by estsauver 6y ago
That's just not true. It's about 15% of net incomes currently, but has hovered around 25% of net (in the US): https://www.agriculture.com/news/business/us-heads-for-highe... .
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by estsauver 6y ago
I think you'll almost certainly want to have "Contact us" pricing. The cost of a zerk being poorly greased depends greatly on the value of that machine to the plant and the cost of that machine going down.
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by estsauver 6y ago
I travel on the Amsterdam to Kenya flight (about 8 hours) every two months... when there isn't a global pandemic. Here are my tips that I didn't see here: * Use seatguru to pick a good seat. Some seats look great but are very cram
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by estsauver 6y ago
It may be a g suite setting/configuration as well.
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by estsauver 6y ago
By the very nature of being anonymous and avoiding publicity, wouldn't you not hear about them?
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by estsauver 6y ago
I found the Planck too small for me/caused arm strain. If anyone in the Eu wants to trade a Planck for Ergodox/Moonlander, I'd be happy to swap! :)
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by estsauver 6y ago
CurrencyCloud might be another good option. https://www.currencycloud.com/ Disclosure: We (Apollo Agriculture) share an investor with them, so I've met a couple of their folks at social events.
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by estsauver 6y ago
SICP is also a fantastic book because such a high percentage of all of the interview questions you'll be asked are represented there, but you end up really quite fundamentally understanding the solutions and I think that translates rea
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by estsauver 6y ago
I commonly hear farming described as "Geographically distributed manufacturing" in the industry. It's a lot closer to a uniform process than people think.
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by estsauver 6y ago
It seems pay wall'ed to me/gated behind a required email subscription.
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by estsauver 6y ago
I have a planck keyboard, but I think it's small size isn't fantastic for hand position. I think I may eventually purchase an ergodox ez to get better hand positions.
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by estsauver 6y ago
Certainly, much of the developed world uses too much.
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by estsauver 6y ago
Yah, the interesting piece happens when you compare what happens when agricultural practices converge. Us historical corn yields prior to 1920/1930 (major introduction of industrial fertilizer happens pretty shortly thereafter) were id
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by estsauver 6y ago
No, my criticism is it’s a very small sample size to get this result, is clearly run by an organization that has a specific mission and is trying to find results for that, and to point out that while interesting, this research has different
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by estsauver 6y ago
Thanks, I appreciate that! My email is in my profile if you ever want to say hi.
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by estsauver 6y ago
It’s worth noting that the question on yields is actually pretty orthogonal to the question of taste. You can optimize for taste and yield pretty effectively, but humans generally use yield and appearance as what we pick our veggies on. It’
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by estsauver 6y ago
I haven’t, but definitely do read things from outside my view point pretty regularly. I tend not to find fiction compelling for settling empirical questions though, so I’m likely to pass on reading this for the same reason I have passed on
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by estsauver 6y ago
Many of our farmers do sustain themselves (and often their families) on an acre or less in Kenya, so I would suggest that you contact your local agricultural extension school for some suggestions. :)
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by estsauver 6y ago
There's also the limitations of the nitrogen cycle. Organic fertilizer is generally cow poop. Cows are fed almost exclusively grain corn (and then are admittedly grass finished, but generally the manure you could get is from the grain
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by estsauver 6y ago
I am!
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by estsauver 6y ago
Maize ends up being one of the most economically efficient and calorically dense crops to grow. If you have very little money to invest in your land, it's definitely one of your best choices. We're trying to get farmers a bit more
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by estsauver 6y ago
They're running 72 experiments on 12 acres. That's mostly interesting to me because that's an incredibly small area of land. US corn agriculture is on about 83 million acres of land. Subsaharan African Agriculture also plants
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by estsauver 6y ago
If you treat other markets as being cookie cutter versions of your own market, you're going to fail. Nigeria has a fundamentally different set of payment institutions in the norms. Even within European countries, there are really diffe
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by estsauver 6y ago
Related question: Does anyone have a great introductory book or series on Windows AD? I haven't ever used it at work, but I've had a lingering sense that it would be really useful and helpful for a bunch of IT problems. The docume
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by estsauver 6y ago
I really like this as well, and would love a higher resolution generator. I'd definitely put a few that were generated on a wall.
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by estsauver 6y ago
What a terrible day for autocorrect, thank you.
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by estsauver 6y ago
Thanks, I actually meant gradually typed systems, like rust typed or closure with heavy spec usage.
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by estsauver 6y ago
Some of the best solutions to that world right now seem to be things like lisps with dynamic typing added. You get a great set of repl support, but you can also build components and systems into easy wrapper scripts to load them as needed.
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Kenya’s Apollo Agriculture raises 6M$ Series A led by Anthemis(techcrunch.com)
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