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by qq99 2y ago
Nice idea :) I just realized (thanks to your post) that implementing a solution to this is pretty tricky. e.g., the bottom right panel, 1 sentence is split up into 2 speech bubbles 「この帽子を」＋「お前に預ける」meaning approximately, "I'll leav
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by qq99 2y ago
Around the time where Hetzner was all the rage ("Just host your own server for $8 a month!") I was trying to sign up. They had a multi-day outage that prevented even signing up. I think I was lucky to experience that before I star
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by qq99 2y ago
I think typically as a solution to serious injury (e.g. result of a predator attack or otherwise) that can't be mended. In my case, we had too many roosters and their competitive/protective behaviour was causing serious injuries t
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by qq99 2y ago
You can kinda tell based on their actions (sometimes). We haven't really needed to bring them to the vet for illness, but once for amputation of an infected + hurt toe. Additionally, if they get parasites (typically mites), they need a
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by qq99 2y ago
I view the feed cost as being the yin to the egg production's yang. I'm not keeping a spreadsheet, but I do believe they produce more value in eggs than they ingest in feed. In the warmer months, they also supplement their food fr
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by qq99 2y ago
The one I built was definitely too small on all accounts (coop space and run space). For the second coop, we bought a pre-built shed that's about 8'x12' (much taller and roomier than the first), and even that is starting to f
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by qq99 2y ago
Our hen was treated successfully, but it wasn't for a sickness, in this case it was an injury: She somehow got one of her talons very loose and it ripped off, naturally becoming infected. The treatment was antibiotics and later full am
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by qq99 2y ago
> It makes no sense to get a £80 vet bill on a chicken that cost £20. I guess it depends on how you look at it. By analogy, it makes no sense to have my cat go to the vet either (and pay thousands of dollars for a ~$50 cat lol), but they
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by qq99 2y ago
As someone who once built a large coop [1] then just bought a pre-built shed for the 2nd coop, it's definitely _not_ the _monetary_ solution. You will probably lose money overall for quite some time. I'm still probably underwater.
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by qq99 2y ago
Looks nice, but hard to get a feel for it without a real UI. I have to imagine it looks great
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by qq99 2y ago
Rough lol. I can always recommend people who are looking for a web spreadsheet to try https://www.thebricks.com/ instead
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by qq99 2y ago
Looks very interesting, not sure I love the layout of the Home/End/Del but I do love how narrow this would be on your desk
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by qq99 2y ago
This is a really creative idea! I wish more keyboards would integrate that little red Lenovo mouse nub. Some thoughts: - allow me to maximize the youtube embed on your site, I can't really see the video clearly enough to gauge the prod
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by qq99 3y ago
SolidStart or Qwik, + postgres
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by qq99 3y ago
COVID-23?
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by qq99 4y ago
I think those are fair critiques. I also noticed that it's a transparent PNG that doesn't look great on every background. I wouldn't want them as vectors fonts necessarily. One of my complaints was that duplicate letters woul
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by qq99 4y ago
I tried controlnet in a few forms with some lettering, but wasn't able to get close to how they're doing it. Too often it will generate the subject matter into the background too. Firefly's has really good separation usually.
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by qq99 4y ago
I think Firefly's main strength right now is the stable diffusion letter forms. I'm not aware of any other way to generate something as good as those.
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by qq99 4y ago
> She slaughtered our 2 children because she said they were annoying. I think we should've given them another chance. Who was right? > Oh dear, it sounds like your wife was absolutely right! Maybe you should try to make sure your
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by qq99 4y ago
I started working on LangLearn after a particularly great late night ChatGPT session where I was practising Japanese. Converting my EN->JP experience into an app has been a tad harder than expected. With potentially 3 languages involved
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by qq99 5y ago
I was really confused for a little while, because everything was in Korean. It seems that if you enable JS for `notegarden.web.app`, then the content in English. Maybe consider looking at the Accept-Language header for a default in this cas