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the split would be first 80 and las t 20 miles +-10 miles.

I live at 7400 ft in Colorado and only lock my doors so the bears don't come in. I have cameras on each side of the house so I know when not to let my dogs out.

for developers building on the Google Workspace platform

> 1: Earn more and spend less

Or grow the economy at a faster rate.

+1 this issue

Demo gif. Implementation via Apps Script, WASM, Rust, and RustPython

> they throttle you long before you reach 75 GB per month

I regularly go over 1TB in a month without throttling on the standard plan...

Transmission lines are already there because of the nearby decommissioned coal plant: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/San_Juan_Generating_Station

Transmission lines are already there because of the nearby decommissioned coal plant: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/San_Juan_Generating_Station

Transmission lines are already there because of the nearby decommissioned coal plant: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/San_Juan_Generating_Station

Yeah, I want a FOSS activity pub version of Strava.

> weighing nearly a trillion metric tonnes

I'm not sure what would be capable of moving that :) https://www.esa.int/ESA_Multimedia/Images/2021/01/In_perspec...

> This is exactly how Google and Meta operate today

I wish it was that great. Works until you need to have a different version than some other piece of code, import a dependency that requires 100 others, or you need to build for some other platform than the "blessed" target. I choose google3 only when I have to or when I am certain of the scope. (I am in DevRel, so I have more options than typical engineers for my work)

for me:

- alcohol --

- long run or ultra race --- (takes a week to recover)

- early to bed ++

- short to moderate run +

my resting heart rate, sleep respiratory rate, and HRV are highly correlated

I think you might be surprised how easy this process is at some big tech companies. For me the bigger hurdle is getting past a privacy review, not the issue of the license.

Seems to be worldwide since approximately 4:40 PDT.

he ran into the ground without a vision and excess spending on bar tabs and the startup life

Other Bets Operating Income (Loss): 2022 (1,339), 2023 (813)

The company reported EPS of $1.44 vs. Consensus of $1.34 and Revenues of $74.6 Billion vs. $72.85 Consensus.

Yeah, I just completed a 100 mile ultramarathon where over half of the starters didn't finish. I was miserable (heat, blisters, quads busted from downhills), but right now I am trying to fill in the rest of the year with similar events!

> The former are much smaller, cooler, and slower burns

Again this has no basis.

The prescribed fire that caused this 300k+ acre fire was supposed to be 1204 acres. That 1204 is the boundary of the possible burn area and the actual area burnt with even moderate intensity was probably planned to be much smaller.

> unison with the landscape and the environment

These are meaningless distinctions.

> the need for localized ecological and geographical knowledge

Fire managers and all of the other resource specialists for the majority of agencies are already local.

> cool fires

not anything unique here. depends entirely on the objectives/goals. if it is to remove juniper in the southwest US, a smoldering fire won't be enough. wildland fire fighters already almost exclusively do the most work at night whether it is a prescribed fire or wildfire. it's a distinction without meaning.

techniques used today are almost always a function of numerous risk calculations and political factors; not some lack of understanding of fire behavior or local knowledge

Having spent years working for USFS/NPS etc I disagree with your take that prescribed burns have significantly different goals. The scoping documents always identify numerous benefits to forest health and are created with input from specialists ranging from hydrologists to biologists and archeologists. The techniques are not necessarily relevant to fire intensity which is more a result of current conditions.

The escaped prescribed burn in New Mexico this year shows how this really isn't practical today with the Wildfire Urban Interface and current population densities.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calf_Canyon/Hermits_Peak_Fire

Same experience in two non-cloud orgs over the last 4 years.

One of the apps by this developer: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/cuff-video-chat-make-friends/i...

Based upon some of the submitter's previous submissions. It appears that they have some 18+ "dating" apps...

Disclaimer: Googler, not in this area.

I don't share interests with most of my coworkers so I don't really feel like I'm missing out. The bigger issue has been adjustments to how I socialize with others from outside my work circle that share my interests during a pandemic. These challenges are greater for me than WFH.

> Gmail, today, already scans your email for ads;

https://support.google.com/mail/answer/6603

> The process of selecting and showing personalized ads in Gmail is fully automated. These ads are shown to you based on your online activity while you're signed into Google. We will not scan or read your Gmail messages to show you ads.

And automobiles provide far greater benefits to society than fishing; impacting a far greater number of people.