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by rch 4y ago
Tree of Heaven is extremely difficult to eradicate, and has spread throughout Boulder over the last few years. https://arapahoe.extension.colostate.edu/2021/09/05/tree-fro...
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by rch 4y ago
I've seen those structures used to attract Mason bees in Colorado, and they seem effective.
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by rch 4y ago
I used Airbnb for years traveling to Zürich, and there were always very explicit directions about the recycling with warnings that any fines incurred would be passed along to me. I think the whole system seems fairly simple and reasonable.
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by rch 4y ago
Needs a '2021' in the title.
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by rch 4y ago
I'm not aware of any stats, but I've experienced the difference between hot neighborhoods and cooler neighborhoods, right next to each other in Houston. It would be great to have a quantitative measure for this effect, similar to
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by rch 4y ago
Thanks!
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by rch 4y ago
At first glance I didn't see a license in the repo. Am I missing it?
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by rch 4y ago
The low cost contributes to the negative externalities of production. If it was less plentiful, arguably we wouldn't have dramatic methane plumes in the southwest due to atmospheric release.
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by rch 4y ago
If I was working on web3 apps, I'd want Jack to bring Snoop by to help me feel cool about what I was working on.
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by rch 4y ago
Factually unsupported cynical take: Without the made up jobs there would be even less of a market for the type of non-STEM graduates public universities like to produce. The regulations provide the justification for the jobs program needed
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by rch 4y ago
> We have to have an Adam Project and a Bridgerton every month Decade+ subscriber: I'm never watching those shows. If they have to advertise or talk up their programming, it's not going to be worth the time to see how terrible
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by rch 4y ago
Other factors aside, are you claiming that 100% grass fed beef is equivalent to grain finished cattle? I don't have any information to the contrary, and some do take liberties with terminology, but I'd be very interested to learn
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by rch 4y ago
The ratio of hands on ICs to sales/managerial "mouths to feed" is going to be under pressure.
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by rch 4y ago
Nixpkgs on Fedora w/ i3wm
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by rch 4y ago
Factor in Rust integration via Rustler and it starts to look like a 'when not if' dynamic.
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by rch 4y ago
Why not progressively increment after the second? (not mutually exclusive with other measures)
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by rch 5y ago
Looks like Dropbox has trouble retaining tech talent?
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by rch 5y ago
I'm considering starting a 501(c)(4) to advocate for state level legislation, but I wonder if something like a PAC might be more effective.
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by rch 5y ago
I've been following the development of a Rust real-time OS for a while, and just got a RISC-V Longan Nano to run it on. It rare to cram so many interesting things to learn into a single side project.
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by rch 5y ago
What's the state of Rust/C++ interop currently? Naively it seems like allowing Rust in C++ projects could be a reasonable way forward, but I haven't tried it personally yet.
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by rch 5y ago
Lack of high-quality free editors was a massive problem with xml, particularly when xsd was involved.
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by rch 5y ago
> a status that comes with strangers knowing who you are, what you wrote, what your core ideas are. Part of the problem in journalism is that someone motivated to share their core ideas should be an author, not a journalist. These are di
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by rch 5y ago
I know of a relatively small bridge in rural Ohio that simply has barriers placed in front of it. It's still walkable.
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by rch 5y ago
Only if we stack them vertically.
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by rch 5y ago
Yeah, I surround myself with people who have their stuff together but don't feel compelled to go around flexing about it.
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by rch 5y ago
It would also help to encourage and support people choosing to attend regional colleges for many fields of study, particularly given that educational content from state universities can easily be made available at the local level.
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by rch 5y ago
Maybe, but I think CFO-types should (and often do) consider supply chain risks in their cash flow estimates. I'd also hope (wish) that people in general pay more attention their exposure to disruptive events at the local, regional, and
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by rch 5y ago
The assertion is that they were always incompetent, but it wasn't broadly apparent until now.
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by rch 5y ago
That's what I'm curious about as well, as I'm looking at the FX3.
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by rch 5y ago
Do you happen to know the approximate location?

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