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I finished school around 2008 as well and would have killed to make $28k/yr.
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In that scenario all future paintings from that artist go up in sale price and the artist profits.
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Three paragraphs into the article is a chart that includes audio book sales.
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cancerous or not, the body is terrible at digesting uncooked mushrooms and you probably aren't getting much nutrition from eating them raw.
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These prices are nationwide (and apparently international?). I think it is worst for construction grade material but I haven't called a real lumber yard to get prices on hardwood or cabinet grade plywood. I was going to build a greenho
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7/16" OSB went from $8 to $55 in Los Angeles. ACX is around $75 now.
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This has been a huge topic in permaculture and organic gardening circles for a while. A major proponent of the 'soil food web' is Dr. Elaine Ingham who has written a ton on the topic. From a more intuitive and less scientifically
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I mined in 2011 and sold at $5500. It was enough for a down payment on a house in a major metropolitan area but had I kept holding I would be a millionaire now. :(
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I just checked and they removed my review I wrote earlier today. I am not a bot.
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Me too! I miss the era of the internet that Tucows represents.
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"Did you try traverse?" :D
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Morphisms of Computational Structures
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Cellular Automata with Comonads, Representable Functors, and Dependent Types
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Me too. I worked for 5 years as a carpenter and at the end of the day it just wasn't worth the paycheck and the back pain. We are starting to talk about externalized costs with regards to the environment, but this concept applies every
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Fold Over a Monad? You mean like: ``` ourReportAccumulatorFunc :: Monad m => m a -> m a -> m a ourReportAccumulatorFunc = blah ourFunc :: (Foldable t, Monad m) => t (m a) -> m a ourFunc = foldr ourReportAccumulatorFunc someUn
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I think it would be a challenge without dependent types.
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We haven't been farming as we do today for 10,000 years. The green revolution was exactly that, a fundamental revolution in the way to grow crops. You can't be farming sustainably if you are depleting the soil. Preserving soil hea
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What are your thoughts on the Boston Tea Party?
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No specific numbers, but I have friend who uses thick impasto style with oil paints. At one point he was trying out cheap and expensive oils and had a studio visit with the owner of a major gallery. The first thing the gallerist did was poi
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This is a description of what a gallery does now, not a justification for it. Here is a justification: I would say that generally selling art is not the goal of artists. Yes, they want to be able to support themselves through making their a
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Another really important point I forgot to include is that not all artists are as financially viable as others, yet may still make really great art that is perceived as culturally significant. Perhaps they make large scale installations tha
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Tagging onto this reply.. As someone with particular domain knowledge (I worked in the art world for years and have many professional artist and gallerist friends), I don't I've ever seen an online art sales platform that actually
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I worked in the art world for years. First as a studio assistant, then as an art prep for large galleries, then eventually I ran my own art fabrication business with a few employees. A good gallery--emphasis on good--does a lot more then si
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I'm planning to learn Agda for this very reason. Have you looked at Agda or other proof checkers? What about Lean made you decide to use it for this project? The Tactics system?
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Did you read the article?
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Only if you have a valid Monoid instance to work with..
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The "massive gains" is avoiding ecological collapse. We need to radically rethink our system of agriculture and relationship to the soil. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Permaculture#Guilds
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Or you don't monocrop. Plant legumes along with your cereal crops and shift focus from extracting value from the soil to cultivating soil health/wealth.
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HPFFP was the book that finally made the language 'click' for me. It took 13 months to complete and only towards the very end did I start to get an understanding of how to structure an actual program larger then a leet code exerci
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Why does "Typed Functional Programming" have to be measurably "better" then OOP or procedural programming in order for Haskell to be considered a good language? All those questions at the end of your comment can be turne
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