tjdalaska

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by tjdalaska 8y ago
If you have permafrost, there are many, many other issues to deal with. (I live in/near permafrost). I think what you are referring to is that in most areas, you are required to extend the foundations below frost depth.
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by tjdalaska 9y ago
Oh, and November 19th in Barrow would be ~1,560 hours long, and you would you just skip those 65 days? Or you could have November 20th in Barrow while it is different dates in other parts of the world?
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by tjdalaska 9y ago
Live in Fairbanks, Alaska. There is no way this system would be feasible at northern latitudes. The days get longer/shorter at a rate of ~7 min. a day. Instead of an hour time change twice a year, it would be equivalent to an hour t
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by tjdalaska 9y ago
AK = Alaska. AR = Arkansas, which is what I think you meant.
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by tjdalaska 10y ago
Many polls indicate Alaska as one of the "happiest" states in the US. I would argue that it is what you make of the light and/or activity level that makes a bigger difference. I live in Fairbanks, Alaska, and we have very mi
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by tjdalaska 10y ago
I am interested in the opposite use case where Google Spreadsheets/Google Apps Script calls an existing python script... possibly using Google Compute Engine? Anyone have any experience and/or suggestions? https://deve
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by tjdalaska 10y ago
I have also used Google Spreadsheets to act as a frontend of a database that people can dynamically update. I use the onEdit() function in google apps script and have found that it is not always reliable if edits are made in quick successi