mythrwy

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by mythrwy 2y ago
Probably the same reason that close relatives marrying each other for generations produces genetic problems.
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by mythrwy 2y ago
To wean off US dependence. Or you think they US should be responsible for global policing indefinitely?
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by mythrwy 2y ago
This isn't even remotely true. Portable bathrooms are required in produce fields during cultivation and harvest, with hand wash stations and this is inspected. Food safety is a big concern at this point and that goes right down the fie
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by mythrwy 2y ago
Could be the development of this attitude is part of the point.
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by mythrwy 2y ago
I don't predict much success for their venture
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by mythrwy 2y ago
For sure 100%. People are saying "you can charge more" and that's true but over the long haul with dry spells, re-work because you were stupid or a client outclevered you, trouble collecting, vacations, insurance and the fact
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by mythrwy 2y ago
No mid level managers. No HR. No juniors trying to backstab you with clueless management. No TPS reports. No offshore team. All meetings have a point or you don't go. You set your own hours. You only work at work and you are "at w
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by mythrwy 2y ago
I have this recurring thought that every task I do seems to take either 10 minutes or 3 days and I never really know which it will beforehand. Of course that's an exaggeration, but I've always found software time estimation to be
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by mythrwy 2y ago
I wonder if OpenAI might be routing already based on speed of some "O1" responses I receive. It does make sense.
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by mythrwy 2y ago
Thanks. Checking Aider out!
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by mythrwy 2y ago
I don't even use tmux. I just have multiple tabs open in the terminal (usually gnome terminal but I suppose others would work) and toggle back and forth with keyboard shortcuts. I usually develop full stack so will have a front end tab
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by mythrwy 2y ago
We had trouble with deer mice eating car wiring. I found this spray at the feed store that looked to be a sort of small outfit based on the label. It was hot pepper extract, diesel, glycerin, a few other ingredients. Worked really well. But
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by mythrwy 2y ago
Chance of botulism is very low because of the salt (and acidity resulting from the fermentation), but yes, there should be live fermented veggies for purchase in NYC. There are only about 200 cases per year of botulism in the US and most of
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by mythrwy 2y ago
Same thing. I notice a very strong correlation. Fermented high fiber "living" food and avoiding all preservatives really improves my outlook on life but yep, your mileage may vary. Easy and cheap enough to try though.
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by mythrwy 2y ago
Here's my quick and dirty recipe for many things including peppers, carrots and kale/collard/mustard greens: - 3 tablespoons salt to 4 cups non chlorinated water. (for greens I boil a handful of rice in water, discard the ric
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by mythrwy 2y ago
This is going to sound silly, and I'm not a medical pro, but maybe try fermenting some vegetables and fruit and eat a bit every day? It's very easy. You cut up vegetables, put them in salt water and let them ferment for a few days
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by mythrwy 2y ago
I built my own RO system it cost around $1500 including a water softener. There are some ongoing supplies every year, maybe $200 or less. I don't have any links I just figured it out, but it's not super complicated. I made it out
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by mythrwy 2y ago
I grow around 1/3 of my own food. Yes all with RO water. I'd like to get above 50%. Specifically produce, however we grow most of what we eat. We pressure can, dehydrate and ferment to preserve. I have background and decades of ex
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by mythrwy 2y ago
Do I consume drinks? No, except water and instant coffee, no soda, no beer. Meat? Yes in small quantities and much of it comes from the local environment. I grow most of my own produce, with RO water. Yes they are unavoidable, just the plas
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by mythrwy 2y ago
Does osmosis remove? Is it in all groundwater? Because I have a well. A deep one. And an osmosis system.
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by mythrwy 2y ago
I don't think you understand where I'm living. "Microplastic Free", no, there is no such thing right now. But I'm very far from any major roads/interstates and hundreds of miles to any big city. I didn't m
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by mythrwy 2y ago
This is one of those headlines that smells like nonsense before even reading the article (doesn't mean it is nonsense, but the quantity advertised seems implausible).
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by mythrwy 2y ago
Move away from big cities and high traffic areas in the meantime is my solution.
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by mythrwy 2y ago
Some people can't keep chickens because of city or HOA regulations or because of space requirements, but they would like to. A good option for those people might be Coturnix quail. Quail eggs are especially delicious, and so are quail
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by mythrwy 2y ago
As a person who had dug a lot of holes in his life, these look completely awesome! I'd like to see a more substantial version, these look like they would last about 15 uses before breaking and where do you get replacement parts?
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by mythrwy 2y ago
And we do! Also, I don't think the court scam will work this time. Even Marc Elias realizes the implications at this point.
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by mythrwy 2y ago
Increased prosperity, intelligent leadership and lawful order? I'll take it!
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by mythrwy 2y ago
Ok, but what does that have to do with the nature of the young guys charged with the analysis? I read through your past comments. It's obvious to me what you believe. And I don't agree with your worldview but not sure that matters
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by mythrwy 2y ago
Good. These guys, in addition to obviously being very smart, are young and don't have a lot of baggage in government or industry. I think they are perfect for tracing down what has been going on and finding where inefficiencies and&#x2
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by mythrwy 2y ago
What is the plan for this over time? I understand the appeal of not wanting to wade through 20 links to find information (especially given SEO stuff that is often on top) but why will people continue to publish as traffic decreases due to A

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