timmaah

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by timmaah 3y ago
My wife documented all our adventures for the last decade. Sadly we sold the Airstream last week. https://www.watsonswander.com/
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by timmaah 3y ago
I've created and ran Wandering Labs since 2015, https://wanderinglabs.com Used to be friends with Nina back in the day and recently sold our full-timing Airstream. https://www.wheelingit.us/2013/04&#x2F
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by timmaah 4y ago
Small world indeed. > then we stored a moving average of time between each pair of stops and that was about it. Modest. It got a little more sophisticated once we brought code inhouse.
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by timmaah 4y ago
Mildly better is being kind to Reserve California. Florida saw what CA did and decided to follow in their footsteps, and now this new setup is the standard consolidated solution?!?
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by timmaah 4y ago
No. Just no. Public lands and access to public lands can't be a playground for the rich and entitled.
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by timmaah 4y ago
> From a selfish standpoint, this type of system discourages spontaneous trips. When I did my road trip three years ago, I already noticed the trend of mandating an RSVP for any activity. I am not against any RSVPs as I understand the co
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by timmaah 4y ago
How do I get more than a paragraph?
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by timmaah 5y ago
Previously from 26 days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29667095 That said, this seems to be the extent of my marketing desire. I screen scrape campground registration websites and alert you when someone cancels o
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by timmaah 5y ago
Word has gotten around in RV'ing circles that the service is insanely useful. And I'm not much of a marketer.
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by timmaah 5y ago
My side project of screen scraping campground websites and alerting people of availabilities has taken off to the point of making more a month than the day job. https://wanderinglabs.com/
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by timmaah 7y ago
I've been doing it for years now. https://reserve.wanderinglabs.com/
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by timmaah 7y ago
> I'm quite scared of this in America Don't be. I've done it for 7 years and counting. Have met awesome people and never hassled or bad interactions.
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by timmaah 7y ago
I don't think trashing of beautiful places is any worse now than previous generations. I've seen tons of old broken glass and aging trash in the desert. A good amount of southern California has been paved over. Most of the northea
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by timmaah 7y ago
Location: United States Remote: Yes (8 years experience) Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Ruby on Rails, React, Nodejs, AWS, Docker, Git.. etc Resume/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tiwatson/
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by timmaah 7y ago
> Smugglers' Notch They have had a huge problem with tractor trailer drivers following their gps through there and getting stuck. There are now 3-4 electronic signs on each side warning truckers. https://www.google.com&#x
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by timmaah 7y ago
` Location: US Based Remote: Yes. 8 years remote experience Willing to relocate: Open to opportunities in the North East. Technologies: Ruby on Rails / Node.js / React / etc.. Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.
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by timmaah 7y ago
https://archive.org/details/softkiteswindsoc00rowl
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by timmaah 7y ago
Location: US Based Remote: Yes. 7 years experience Willing to relocate: Open to opportunities Technologies: Ruby on Rails / Node.js / React / etc.. Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tiwatson&#x2
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by timmaah 8y ago
> Their are no construction standards for trailers/rv's. Their are built as cheaply as possible. https://www.rvia.org/standards-regulations If you look you can find RV's that are built to last. The vast ma
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by timmaah 8y ago
I've been a nomad in the US for 6+ years. What has kept me on the road has been the friends I've met and community we've created.
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by timmaah 8y ago
> I love me a good long road trip, but I'd never move into one as a substitute for a home. My road trip has been going on 2429 days. Couldn't do it in a van, but a 25 foot Airstream is surprisingly comfortable. http:/&#x2
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by timmaah 8y ago
The Dead South ? They seem to be oddly popular on youtube.
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by timmaah 8y ago
Vote in a politician that will outlaw self driving cars. https://ballotpedia.org/Voting_in_Arizona https://www.phoenixnewtimes.com/news/arizona-governor-doug-d...
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by timmaah 8y ago
I don't watch stories. They have some kind of TV? What was wrong with a single photo? Can I get my feed in chrono order please? An ad every 4 posts? How much can I pay you per year to make it stop? I live an interesting life and it was
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by timmaah 8y ago
The Geoff Fox? You came to my house in Durham when I was a kid and interviewed my mom for some moon landing story. I think we saved a seltzer can you drank for a few months.
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by timmaah 8y ago
Did the same: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6sVUs8TZGwk
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by timmaah 8y ago
That is basically how campsites in crowded national parks operate. I'm ok with it.
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by timmaah 8y ago
Zion Canyon is already off limits to personal vehicles much of the year. Busses have been running for the last 18 years. In the peak season there can be a multi hour wait and the nearby town is also constrained by the canyon and there is no
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by timmaah 8y ago
Going for a hike or camping in on land preserved for the people by the people owned by the people should now be an exclusive playground for the rich? No. Just no.
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by timmaah 8y ago
> number 1 seems pretty darn appealing Ouch. The rich have enough playgrounds already. 2. Lottery or capped reservations. Zion is just nuts at the moment. It's awesome to see everyone out and about enjoying nature but the amount of

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