raptorraver

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by raptorraver 1mo ago
Never ask woman her age. Man his salary. Or scrum master what the fuck he's doing all day and why is he getting paid so much.
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by raptorraver 2mo ago
3 years ago we started a small regen farm focusing on pastured poultry. Started with 150 laying hens, this year we have 1000. Also raising pastured broilers on the side. I’m still freelancing but plan is to become fulltime farmer next year.
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by raptorraver 7mo ago
I’ve been using this same pattern, except not the research phase. Definetly will try to add it to my process aswell. Sometimes when doing big task I ask claude to implement each phase seprately and review the code after each step.
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by raptorraver 8mo ago
I made a composition for string orchestra and male voice from that poem 10 years ago. It's a very powerful poem. https://soundcloud.com/henrisokka/there-will-come-soft-rains
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by raptorraver 8mo ago
> Lately it's gotten entirely flaky, where chat's will just stop working This happens to me more often than not both in the Claude Desktop and in web. It seems that longer the conversation goes the more likely it is to happen.
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by raptorraver 9mo ago
It got bankrupt in 2021 in an aftermath of the breach. I think they sold some of their operations forward before that. The actual breach wasn’t that advanced hacking. They had copied their production data with all the patient information to
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by raptorraver 9mo ago
> Companies that had their entire database of very sensitive information leaked are still growing users and at worst paid a tiny fine. Or end up bankrupt with criminal charges for CEO: https://yle.fi/a/74-20027665
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by raptorraver 9mo ago
I started developing a SaaS for pasture poultry producers like me. We have laying hens and on summer we raise broilers and keeping records and organizing work was painful last season. We used Google Sheets but it’s easy to forget to update
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by raptorraver 1y ago
I wonder how many of the cars manufactured today are still here after million kilometers. My guess is none as they are impossible to fix yourself.
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by raptorraver 1y ago
Ah, I misread and thought that ” AI ate code, now it wants cashflows. Is this finance's Copilot moment?” was original title.
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by raptorraver 1y ago
Isn’t the original bit clickbitey title?
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by raptorraver 1y ago
Nowadays they do the same using red lights in industrial egg production, if pecking becomes a problem in a flock.
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by raptorraver 1y ago
AI agent therapist
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by raptorraver 1y ago
Don't have time to read through the whole article. But just wanted to point out that there are also Moomin cartoons which have really politically uncorrect stories: like Moomins travelling to spain, trying to buy opium but eating some
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The $50 Water Turbine [video](youtube.com)
1 points by raptorraver 2y ago|0 comments
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by raptorraver 2y ago
Around 25€ per day + VAT. They lay 240 eggs during day now thay it’s winter. We sell them 50snt/each (VAT included). We feed them soyfree organic feed.
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by raptorraver 2y ago
Started selling pasture raised eggs last summer. First we had a flock of 150 but soon we ordered 150 more. We kept them in the Susckovich style chicken tractors[1] and sold directly to customers through Reko-rings (Facebook based farmers ma
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by raptorraver 2y ago
Especially monks and nuns do prostrations as part of their prayer rule. Some do hunderds, some do even thousands prostrations during their prayers. We use prayer rope when recitating Jesus Prayer[1]. Prayer rope helps count the prayers but
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by raptorraver 2y ago
There are variances in the traditions also here. In Russian tradition all the people in the Church do prostration during the eucharist prayers where wine and old are turned into Communion, and also before they partake the Communion. But in
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by raptorraver 2y ago
In Finnish same. We actually have a separate verb for that kind of laughing: hihittää.
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What happens when you divide by zero on a mechanical calculator? [video](youtube.com)
1 points by raptorraver 2y ago|0 comments
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by raptorraver 2y ago
Maybe Cobol?
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by raptorraver 2y ago
Thank you for the documentary link. I've been looking for a certain Pärt video I came across years and years ago without success. But now took a small peak to that and I think this is it!
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by raptorraver 2y ago
Pärt's speech at St. Vladimir's Seminary is worth watching [1]. Extraordinary figure. Greatest composer of our time and - I'm afraid - last great composer. My second favourite Pärt-clip is Björk interviewing him. [2] 1: http
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by raptorraver 2y ago
Like kagi.com?
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Study finds lands used for grazing can worsen or help climate change(news.mit.edu)
2 points by raptorraver 2y ago|0 comments
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by raptorraver 2y ago
We already produce food out of thin air using plants. It’s called photosynthesis. If you don’t want to eat those plants yourself you can feed them to ruminants and they’ll turn them to meat and fertilizer for you to grow more food out of th
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Secret Water Footprint of AI Models(arxiv.org)
1 points by raptorraver 2y ago|0 comments
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by raptorraver 2y ago
We already produce way more food than is needed to feed the all the people in the world. It's not about the amount of production but how we distribute the food and what are the intensives when doing that. Giving more power to ag-corpor
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by raptorraver 2y ago
Cool project but please delete it. You’re taking the fun part out from bouldering and just leaving us the labour ;) Edit: apprently I wasnt the first to make this joke. I emphasise that this is Really a cool project. Great job!

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