rpnzl

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   by rpnzl 3y ago

   You could try speaking with a supplier like AltE Store directly. They'll help you design a system for your use case and you can get a local installer to handle the installation, or DIY. I'm not clear on how the subsidies work with
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   by rpnzl 5y ago

   I think this is valid -- I'm not a structural engineer so I can't speak to how an earthquake might behave differently than the tests in the Project Farm video, but I can imagine a scenario where a screw becoming a bit loose would
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   by rpnzl 5y ago

   Definitely want to use nails for framing (especially in zones that might experience the shearing forces of an earthquake) -- here are a couple of links so folks can see for themselves: [Project Farm]( https://youtu.be/qmajKEl
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   by rpnzl 6y ago

   Well written post mortems can be full of interesting and useful information. I wanted to aggregate them and make them searchable by tech, company, etc. Not near half-baked yet (don’t have well defined tags or anything), just chipping away w
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   by rpnzl 10y ago

   I'm also curious -- my guess would be the quality and availability of tooling depending on which snowball continues to grow. I only have experience with hyperschema (from an API design perspective). Would love to hear a current perspec