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Same here - I’ll typically leave my message to myself as unread as a visual reminder to go back to it.

I live in a neighborhood right on the river - one of my favorite things is watching these massive boats go by; especially the Chiquita and Dole container ships filled with bananas.

Fun fact, a ships captain is not the one piloting the boat, they instead must relinquish all control to specialized Mississippi River pilots at the mouth of the river.

https://www.crescentpilots.com/

And considering weather in the US has been recorded for only about 250 years it’s hard to say what a 500-year storm even looks like.

New Orleanian here - the areas in the article are generally on top of swampland and structures sink/erode quite substantially. They’re also outside of the levee protection zone which are primarily earthen levees. When following the road all the way to the end[0] roughly halfway it’s a real trip when you pass the massive concrete structure with a flood gate and suddenly see water bordering each side of the road. It’s also quite dystopian the amount of giant oil facilities that you pass by.

There are non-earthen levees in the city as well. For instance in the 9th ward. These are the levees that failed during Katrina. It’s the Army Corps of Engineers that constructs these levees and have become more complex (better?) over time; imagine an upside-down “T” structure buried in the ground.

If I had to guess, I suppose the reason may be that it’s because they’re outside the protection zone, and so, when it floods (not if) their infrastructure would be surrounded regardless. Also, a concrete structure surrounding only their plant I assume is orders of magnitude cheaper than moving the amount of earth it would take to build 100+ miles of earthen levees.

[0]: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Venice,_Southernmost...

You really don’t want to seal a cutting board with anything other than mineral oil and beeswax. Stain is pretty toxic - wouldn’t want that to leach into your food.

I used program called GAMS in mine.

Its syntax structure is totally free form!

https://www.gams.com/latest/docs/UG_GAMSPrograms.html#UG_GAM...

My dad was so angry when I installed this on the family Packard Bell

openai's python client includes a cli actually - im not sure if its really documented anywhere.

  $ openai api chat.completions.create -g 'user' 'say hello' -m 'gpt-3.5-turbo'

  $ Hello! How can I assist you today?

If you’re talking about someone holding an iPhone to someone’s face, there’s a setting called “attention aware” that verifies your eyes are open and looking at the phone.

Can you explain the cmd+shift+p a bit more? I use raycast as well, but need to opt+space+”c…l…I…”

Location: US (central time)

Remote: yes

Willing to relocate: no

Technologies: snowflake, redshift, airflow, dbt, sql, python, go, terraform, github/gitlab-ci workflows, duckDB, other data engineering tools

Résumé/CV: on request

Email: leaves.growers.0d@icloud.com

I’m an experienced data engineer with 8+ years under my belt. Worked in startups my entire career (one successful exit). Worked in many data analytics capacities. From team lead, mentor, IC, etc.

Ahh thanks!

Where are the blocked ip’s from? Also rapeflake? Hesitant to google that

> You may contact us for a refund of the cost of additional seating after travel. If you prefer not to purchase an additional seat in advance , you have the option of purchasing just one seat and then discussing your seating needs with the Customer Service Agent at the departure gate. If it’s determined that a second (or third) seat is needed, you’ll be accommodated with a complimentary additional seat.

From their support page: https://support.southwest.com/helpcenter/s/article/extra-sea...

There’s a brand I’ve seen in stores called “Athletic” and it’s nearly indistinguishable

I’ve had success using cloud dev environments with an iPad - the key for me was also using a mouse and keyboard - after things weren’t _that_ different

I’ve done something very similar! But with duckDB as a vector store/engine.

https://github.com/patricktrainer/duckdb-embedding-search

Are you concerned at all about the raspi’s sd card corrupting/failing? I’d feel like this would always be at the back of my mind

I’ve seen Tufte and learned a ton - the presentation was almost _too_ information dense (which is his intent). Curious why your experience was different.

Not sure if this is what they are using, but this is a way.

  https://github.com/nektos/act

Same. Connecting a Bluetooth mouse works great too.

> What are we going to do

We’ll probably just pay them more.

The way I’m interpreting the charts, the least expensive (green dot) clusters are indicative of which port received a given item.

The stores furthest from the port also have the highest cost.

You might be on to a new prompting method there!

I’ve been telling it I don’t have any fingers and so can’t type. It’s been pretty empathetic and finishes functions

My table saw has this as well. A green and red light, both with off/steady/blink states that indicates information about the blade and safety system.

Do something that leans heavily on excel or google sheets. This can expose you to programming concepts, frames of mind, and you’re able to write scripts to help out as well.

> Storm surge flooding, rain flooding, and wind

I use wind and the speed of the storm directionally as my mental model when thinking about hurricanes. Rain/surge flooding are results of how long the system is over an area.

That said if a storm is a 3+ I’ll leave - driving 3-4 hours is way more enjoyable than trying to sleep with no AC

Car theft is through the roof in New Orleans. They call themselves the Kia Boyz

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fbTrLyqL_nw

You can also generate warc natively in iOS!

On a website, tap the share sheet icon, at the top of the tray tap “options”, and finally “web archive”. From there you can save/send/copy the file to your desired location.