greenie_beans

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by greenie_beans 4mo ago
i love connecting with a bookseller at a local independent bookstore. or a bartender. or a server. etc. such a more interesting life if you connect with people at the businesses in your community
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by greenie_beans 4mo ago
the internet backbone for booksellers: https://bookhead.net
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by greenie_beans 4mo ago
good thing i've been writing for myself all along
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Introduction to Bibliographic Data Science(pkiraly.github.io)
1 points by greenie_beans 4mo ago|0 comments
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by greenie_beans 5mo ago
a major source of the north's wealth was because of its trading relationship with the antebellum south
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by greenie_beans 5mo ago
reads one book about agriculture
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by greenie_beans 5mo ago
yeah i'm sure you're doing this: https://mississippitoday.org/2026/05/20/mississippi-redistri...
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by greenie_beans 5mo ago
my first ever coding project was making a chrome extension that made the typography better on the html formats: https://github.com/smcalilly/gutenberg-typography
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by greenie_beans 5mo ago
i guess you haven't been seeing the news of all the southerners fighting the redistricting efforts after they gutted the VRA
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by greenie_beans 5mo ago
can i have a five hundred?
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by greenie_beans 5mo ago
as if the civil rights movement didn't have very significant events take place in mississippi https://bookshop.org/p/books/local-people-the-struggle-for-c...
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by greenie_beans 5mo ago
i'm from there and there are so many people trying to fix it. somehow you lived there so long and didn't realize this fact, bless your heart. (this is helping prove my point btw) who in mississippi is blaming california for their
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by greenie_beans 5mo ago
no, they are saying that by discarding mississippi, you are ignoring like 45%+ of the state that didn't vote for whatever politician you hate. and also you are ignoring the centuries of disenfranchisement that prevents more people from
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by greenie_beans 5mo ago
become a politician and make electricity a public resource, as it should be
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by greenie_beans 5mo ago
now seems like the perfect time to start a business?
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by greenie_beans 6mo ago
agreed on no-till! seeing it at scale is promising
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by greenie_beans 6mo ago
wind is definitely a factor, especially after you remove all the plant life through tillage and herbicide!
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by greenie_beans 6mo ago
glad we're working from the same figure now. 1mm per year is not insignificant, and soil is not a renewable resource... probably a fine amount of soil loss for a farmer's lifetime, but a land manager needs to think over centuries
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by greenie_beans 6mo ago
looking forward to reading it! definitely skeptical about your erosion rates, will have to go do my own research later (quick look, USDA estimates for the Corn Belt (~5 tons/acre/year on average)). if your info is coming from one
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by greenie_beans 6mo ago
this is extremely wrong, but anyway back to my day because there is just too much wrong in this to respond to each wrong phrase
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by greenie_beans 6mo ago
bookfinder.com is what you're looking for
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by greenie_beans 6mo ago
> This is like saying the real solution to bad practices of food companies is to exclusively grow your own food, or the answer to anti-repair practices is to only build your own devices, vehicles, etc. Contractors cut corners? Don't
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by greenie_beans 6mo ago
i'm one of these developers who found myself doing a lot of security-oriented devops work. how do i get away from compliance? i hate checking boxes, feels like it creates some pointless work sometimes. compliance alone makes me never w
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by greenie_beans 6mo ago
in 5th grade, i was able to access and read the anarchist cookbook. thanks to the internet. so idk
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AI Is Not Draining the Colorado River(outsideonline.com)
4 points by greenie_beans 6mo ago|0 comments
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The Profession That Does Not Exist(thebaffler.com)
3 points by greenie_beans 6mo ago|0 comments
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by greenie_beans 7mo ago
> I liked GPT primarily because I felt like it respected me: I never felt like it was trying to distract me from my work or get me to waste time doomscrolling i recently used gpt for the first time in several months (i'm a daily cla
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by greenie_beans 7mo ago
"morals of the general public" helps lead to "more aggressive privacy laws"
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by greenie_beans 7mo ago
i'm sure there is some sorta root user on that system if you go digging far enough?? or am i just ignorant
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We're All Founders Now(dirt.fyi)
2 points by greenie_beans 7mo ago|0 comments

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