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by hasbot 2y ago
An awning entirely above the window would have to be very large to prevent sunlight from entering the window (see a passive solar eave calculator for details). A flat awning would have to be very sturdy to handle a snow load.
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by hasbot 2y ago
I'm tall. If I had awnings on my windows all I'd ever see would be grass and awning. I have "black out" curtains on my windows and they actually do a fair job reducing the heat of the sun. I can feel the heat radiate
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by hasbot 2y ago
I watched the new intro video and I have no idea what this is other than lots and lots and lots of cards with dots on them. It looks soo complex!
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by hasbot 2y ago
I'm retired now but when I was working I'd just take it slow. Surf the web a bit. Do TODOs that didn't require much mental acuity. Drink a lot of coffee. Mondays were always bad because I often went away for weekend rock
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by hasbot 2y ago
Sure it is. Just scroll through the list and you see very few similarities. If anything might be in common, is that many of them were from rich families to begin with (e.g. Gates, Zuckerberg, Donald Trump) but there's many that weren
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by hasbot 2y ago
I didn't have to interview them; it's all here: https://www.forbes.com/sites/chasewithorn/2024/04/02/forbes-... What patterns do you see and, more importantly, what actions would you take?
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by hasbot 2y ago
Why? Each billionaire has a unique origin story so I'm not sure what's there to gain by your question.
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by hasbot 2y ago
I've never used Claude only ChatGPT. What does running a paper through Claude do?
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by hasbot 2y ago
$10 for a sapling is extremely cheap. That's more in the line of what you can expect to pay for a 2 year old seedling (ref: https://monroecd.org/tree-sale-2024/ ). But I agree. I've planted 10k+ seedlings
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by hasbot 2y ago
A tree that produces effective shade takes on the order of 20 years to grow and often requires watering and protection to get established.
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by hasbot 2y ago
A factor I haven't seen mentioned here is weather. It's become so hot now that people are hiding indoors during the hottest parts of the day. After a while gotta consider if it's even worth going outside. Related: https:&#
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by hasbot 2y ago
So, just finish drawing the owl. Got it! Good discussion.
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by hasbot 2y ago
OP wrote "dating" but you replied with "mating." Why?
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by hasbot 2y ago
This is an unfavorable review of a new biography of Bill Gates.
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by hasbot 2y ago
What actions are you or have you taken to improve your character?
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by hasbot 2y ago
> Aristotle says that humans have a capacity to be good, but it is up to us to develop our character. This is best achieved through study and habit. Cool. So, then I just draw the rest of the owl? I have no idea where to begin to devel
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by hasbot 2y ago
Fully defining terms (i.e. eudaimonia) for a modern audience is essential. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eudaimonia
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by hasbot 2y ago
So what's different about writing a compiler in 2024 than say 10, 20, or 30 years ago? When I started writing compilers in the 80's and 90's lex/flex and yacc/bison were popular. ANTLR came out but I never had a c
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by hasbot 2y ago
In your neighborhood, how many posts per day (or week) are typical? Are there notifications or is manually checking the forum required?
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by hasbot 2y ago
I'm kinda surprised that a hyper-local forum has enough posts to encourage engagement. I'm subscribed to many city specific subreddits over the years and most have few posts (except for /r/Portland but that's a dif
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by hasbot 2y ago
> Front Porch Forum counts nearly half the state’s adults as active members. > While most tech giants view content moderation as a necessary evil, Front Porch Forum treats it as a core function. Twelve of its 30 full-time employees sp
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by hasbot 2y ago
Might it be activities in which you get into the "flow" state? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flow_(psychology)
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by hasbot 2y ago
This is an Android thread. In this context, Gradle has most definitely replaced Maven.
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by hasbot 2y ago
Gradle replaced Maven which replaced ant which replaced make. The tech treadmill was one of the reasons I retired early and I'm glad I did. What is the new hotness replacing Gradle?
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by hasbot 2y ago
Nah, solid race bikes can be had for less than $3k. For example the Cannondale CAAD13 Disc 105 has great components and lists for $2300 USD.
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by hasbot 2y ago
Yes and hill anxiety goes away too because I know the e-bike will help me up the worst gradient.
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by hasbot 2y ago
I watch a lot of YouTube during the winter. I use uBlock Origin on my PC and never see an ad. There's a ton of useful content related to my hobbies.
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by hasbot 2y ago
Interesting that saving for emergencies isn't one of the options. Having some savings would certainly reduce some stress.
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by hasbot 2y ago
I like having a name like you describe. It's former popularity makes it a familiar name but I've only met a couple of other people with the same first name. Interestingly combined with my similar popularity last name there are o
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by hasbot 2y ago
What about starting small and locally and see where that takes you? Start by volunteering somewhere in your community and talk to people about what problems aren't being addressed.

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