I do the outside/borders and around the trees first. Then the turning is over the already mowed area.

A friend of a friend got sick of tech work. Now she bills out at $70-120/hr doing garden and landscaping work. Not her crew, just her. Solo work on nice houses. Not lawn-mowing, landscaping. Very dirty every day. If I had a job I'd be jealous.

I bought a real stinker of place to renovate & of course the yard is completely overgrown.

Every wo/man and their dog is telling me to knock it down, have a bobcat to clear the yard and start fresh.

I enjoy the work of clearing a yard by hand, and slowly cleaning the place up.

To be fair, equipment is pretty enjoyable to run, especially if you aren't burned out of it as a job.

I miss running an excavator, all the time.

That’s fair, but it’s also not why I bought the place either.

Into other creatures that eat them?

So give those creatures a bit more Umami!

And this effects how ads are displayed on the main console how?

How are they listening to a few minutes before the button? A "temporary" recording of the first 2 minutes of every call? I feel like there would be some privacy concerns.

It'd suffice for them to sign the transmitted information (audio and required timing metadata for the packet stream) and make you do the temporary recording on your side, transmitting it back to the provider once you hit the button, to let them handle the backup/safekeeping aspects for you.

Recording into the recent past is quite common. You implement it by storing the data *to memory only* until the trigger event happens, then you write out what's currently in memory.

It's a common feature in better dashcams--you get say the 30 seconds before the thump that triggered it. Likewise, many high speed cameras that record some short action. They're actually always running, but dumping the end of the data, they only "record" when the trigger happens.

From that lens this is a better option for the "buyer" (renter). Cause revolving credit is >10%, sometimes even more than 15%!

15%?

Oh, sweet summer child...

https://wallethub.com/answers/cc/highest-credit-card-interes...

Those numbers aren't typical but it's still the case that credit cards generally have significantly higher interest rates if you don't pay in full by the due date than just about any other sort of loan (that admittedly not everyone can qualify for).

Be kind. Don't be snarky. Edit out swipes.[1]

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html

It was a joke.

I still make jokes, even though it results in the occasional swipe from folks with deprecated sense of humor, that feel the need to take swipes at others.

> Please respond to the strongest plausible interpretation of what someone says, not a weaker one that's easier to criticize. Assume good faith.

From the above link, but this is largely ignored.

Didn't even hurt my feelings, nor was it snarky (to me). My g-ma said that all the time.

Oof.

How can you see the road not taken?

You check existing conditions and extrapolate.

Or if you're 50

The LLMs I've tried don't do well with very new stuff. Like Zig for example, they tell me answers that were good for Zig 0.12 but we on 0.16 now. So I've got to feed them the latest docs, then do the AI dance.

This is the weakest retort to critique of the wealthy. "Youre just jealous". Lame.

It doesn't rise to the level of critique. Just baseless accusations and conspiracy theories. Success speaks for itself and the mental gymnastics of those that deny it screams "envy" as loudly as if it was written on the accuser's forehead.

Stalin was also an immensely talented and successful man. In fact he was so successful that any criticism of him became entirely inconceivable to many.

You are implying that any successful person should strive to achieve something like that? Or what point are you even trying to trying to make?