NathanielBaking

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by NathanielBaking 27d ago
I understand your approach and applaud it. I have been doing two things that keep me doing the parts I love. Instead of pseudo code I write in a simple managed language like JavaScript or Python. My instructions to the agent is simple. Co
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by NathanielBaking 1mo ago
I am vegetarian, not vegan. I am so because it is something I can do about the state of animal welfare. I don't engage in discussions about my eating with people outside my immediate family. My immediate family are all omnivores. I som
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by NathanielBaking 2mo ago
I seriously thought this article would be about induction top stoves and roses. Little did I know...
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by NathanielBaking 3mo ago
Madison, Canada. Now I just need to sell this to the Canadians.
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by NathanielBaking 5mo ago
Anyone notice that the plain burger is only 190 Yen ($1.20) vs $3.99 in the US. https://www.mac-menus.com/
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by NathanielBaking 8mo ago
Why does this keep popping up? "Evidence does not support the use of vitamin D supplementation for the prevention of cancer, respiratory infections or rheumatoid arthritis. Similarly, evidence does not support vitamin D supplementation
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by NathanielBaking 10mo ago
Fascinating! I would buy this in a "coffee table" style book.
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by NathanielBaking 1y ago
The thing that resonated the most with me was the idea that slow processors need to focus on strategic thinking. I am a 60 year old and now retired software developer. I keep myself busy by actively continuing to code every day. I defini
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by NathanielBaking 2y ago
It is better to give to homeless shelters and food banks.
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by NathanielBaking 2y ago
It was the books in my Dad's library that first got me to read for pleasure. I remember him suggesting The Lord of the Rings but it would be several years before I read it. 50 years later I can't actually remember what I read fir
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by NathanielBaking 2y ago
+1 for Mad Scientist Club
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by NathanielBaking 2y ago
Yes, that is it. Seemed fishy so I posted... post haste :)
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by NathanielBaking 2y ago
You left your credentials in the open on your github site. Please change them post haste!
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by NathanielBaking 2y ago
If you look at sports, it used to be that people looked at basic stats for hiring. Then came the age of money-ball where people started looking at group success. Turns out that those people are often quite valuable even though their metri
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by NathanielBaking 2y ago
That is a fair point. I forgot about kids. That could be a nightmare trying to find your tween at a big festival.
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by NathanielBaking 2y ago
Like other posters, I read the whole thing and couldn't think of a reason for this device. I have experienced the many people cell issue but I am old enough to remember a time before cell phones at concerts. This seems very much like
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by NathanielBaking 2y ago
Safety guys always ruin the fun. I was in the Marine Corps and every time we got to test some new piece of gear the safety officer was like "No, you can't live fire it off the flight deck of the ship" or "No, not here,
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by NathanielBaking 2y ago
Everything is free now That's what they say Everything I ever done Gonna give it away Someone hit the big score They figured it out That we're gonna do it anyway Even if it doesn't pay Everything Is Free Song by Gillian Welch
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by NathanielBaking 3y ago
I did the same thing and it was also a great learning aid. Now I run my own my own set of plugins but this got me past that initial learning curve. I think it says something that it finally happened to me after 4 decades of software devel
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by NathanielBaking 3y ago
Microsoft has a long history of fracturing programming language markets. It's not so much that it is a bad idea, more that it divides an already healthy market. There is MicroPython, Arduino, and Node-RED not to mention all of the C&#
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by NathanielBaking 3y ago
I am on same on Ubunutu 23.01 and seems fine. ff 113.01 fwiw
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by NathanielBaking 3y ago
I don't want to get grabbed on a side street and beaten but... Rust is language designed to solve a process problem (bad buggy code) with a straitjacket language approach. It is pedantic to the point of being unreadable and in it&#x27
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by NathanielBaking 3y ago
Try writing something on this without knowing cursive! I rest my case.
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by NathanielBaking 3y ago
The Milk Carton Kids do a funny bit about this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=idpZRb8VP50 If you haven't heard of them and like singer-song writer with harmonies check em out.
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by NathanielBaking 3y ago
Reminds me of the Faces of Mars theory. https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smithsonian-institution/remem...
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by NathanielBaking 4y ago
I have had two heat pumps in the last 20(ish) years. The first one worked ok for heating. Warm air I can only describe as tepid blew out of the registers. The second heat pump is amazing. We live in Madison, WI, so very cold. This heat p
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by NathanielBaking 4y ago
Transparent solar cells. https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-022-15352-x I think this is far more interesting than Fast Company speculation.
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by NathanielBaking 4y ago
I suspect like Wordle, or crosswords for that matter, it will take a certain amount of practice to get the hang of it. But! 43 guesses and I feel good about it.
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by NathanielBaking 4y ago
Yes. I suggest the book "The Chinese Greenhouse". A very straightforward look at constructing a partially sunken greenhouse. Chiras, D. D., Chiras, F., & Rao, A. (2020). The chinese greenhouse: Design and build a low-cos
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by NathanielBaking 4y ago
Looking for better information on exactly what components were on the board I found these references: contains many references to pictures and such. https://isis-online.org/isis-reports/detail/iranian-drones-i...

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