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mythrwy
10mo ago
Great hobby! A couple of things about corn. It might not be soil at issue. Germination depends on correct temperature and moisture. Too much moisture the seed will rot or not have enough air to germinate. Too little moisture it won't t
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mythrwy
10mo ago
I'm really hoping you mean substantive not subversive.
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10mo ago
What's the simple solution here? Starve the majority of humanity to death with permaculture nonsense?
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10mo ago
If they do that they don't get paid for the service the subsequent month.
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10mo ago
When I lived in an apartment with no washer I got sick of using the laundrymat because it was expensive and kind of nasty. So I set up my own washing setup after some research. I got something called a "breathing washer" which loo
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11mo ago
I see makes sense. Sorry for being "the well actually" guy.
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11mo ago
Borlaug was a very important figure in global food security but he was a plant breeder, not the guy(s) who figured out how to fix nitrogen from the air into fertilizer. Nitrogen people were Haber and Bosch. Millions of probably do owe their
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11mo ago
If it's stuff I have have been doing for years and isn't terribly complex I've found its generally quick to skim review. I don't need to read every line I can glance at it, know it's a loop and why, a function call
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11mo ago
That is also how things wind down and progress ceases and civilizations decay. You need a measure of conflict and difference to move things forward. I do agree however this needs to be controlled and within bounds so as not to be totally de
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11mo ago
Cheapness implies volume which we are already seeing. Volume implies less impact per piece because there are only so many total view hours available. Stated another way, the more junk that gets churned out, the less people will take a parti
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11mo ago
Not cigarettes I can't!
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11mo ago
So you aren't an adult until your early 30's and you are an old slow guy not worth interviewing less than 10 years later.
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11mo ago
New Mexico (where I live) is dead last in education out of all 50 states. They are currently advertising for elementary school teachers between 65-85K per year. Summers off. Nice pension. In this low cost of living state that is a very good
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11mo ago
There's objectively a lot of reasons to do that (New Mexico citizen here) but I'm surprised this is the one you chose.
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11mo ago
That depends on who you are as a parent though. It could be the strangers are lifeline and positive force on the child's development compared to what you are. A lot of times people assume in these conversation the parents are put toget
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11mo ago
You have a point but I live in New Mexico. It's not like many of these moms are suddenly going to become stellar parents with a $2K tax credit. The state has real issues with poverty, education and work ethic and it's often genera
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11mo ago
But how will they know what they like if they haven't read it?
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11mo ago
When I was in elementary school in the early 1970s I went to a very rural school in a remote community in the Western USA that had 2 rooms, 3 grades for each room. The whole school might have had 40 or 50 kids tops. The building was built i
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11mo ago
Communicating in pictographs
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11mo ago
They borrowed (or rented for $1 for the duration of the war) binoculars from US citizens for WWI. Then returned them after the war was over. Patriotic people sent them in.
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11mo ago
Same way you teach kids to swim! Drop them into run level 3 and show them the man pages.
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1y ago
Indeed is is very easy to lead the LLM to the answer, often without realizing you are doing so. I had a long ongoing discussion about possible alternate career paths with ChatGPT in several threads. At that point it was well aware of my edu
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1y ago
Interesting. I have been feeding my chickens ground flax seed and pecans (there are a lot of pecan orchards in the area so it's easy to get old nuts which I just smash and let the chickens pick through them). I don't have any quan
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1y ago
They have been screwing over their user base for a long time though incrementally.
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1y ago
You are getting kicked out of the donglegate conference now.
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1y ago
I don't know about other people, but I can cook almost as fast as dealing with a delivery service. Most meals I eat take about 15 minutes to make.
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1y ago
I personally have never ordered food from any delivery service and only a few times a year from any restaurant at all, because I know how to cook and worse case, make a peanut butter sandwich. But if people are going to order food to go, is
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1y ago
The next step is to build little robot kitchens in the vehicles and drive around preparing what people order en route. (kidding. maybe).
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1y ago
Because I enjoy it! Maybe I should have made that point stronger in my original post. It's way better than watching silly movies or playing video games (which I never got into for some reason). But it does require heavy moderation. Und
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1y ago
Haha yes you and me both. These shorts are horrible. I know everyone hates on them, but they are brain crack for me and I can watch them for hours. I'm pretty sure they devastate your ability to focus though. I really notice it when I&
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