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You just claimed they are separate, and now you’re saying there the same?
Make up your mind and stop eating those tide pods.
Googling a 96 gmc Sonoma and “defog” comes up with nothing. You’re inventing shit to talk about.
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Our weather has always been weird. A month of frost still, but daytime temps can get upwards of 30c. Snowed a foot yesterday, chinook today, most of the snows melted, but what’s in the shade and protected from the wind is still there.
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I wonder if it’s bolting, spinach’s doesn’t like heat, and pots heat the soil up lots. Also the spacing, they are fighting each other.
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10 years of my life summed up in a phrase. We didn’t only do concrete, but my crew was the best at it so we had any of the jobs that came up.
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Brand new iPhone zoomed in, it’s the digital zoom and whatever enhancements it automatically does.
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Not all plants are equal, but that’s what I learned about cannabis genetics.
I use starter cubes, or when I use soil (like up potting) I just use my own soil from my garden, and give it a feed if the plants say they need it.
This year I just used the only soil that was available at the store. The grounds still frozen haha, I can use it for other starts if I do them. Just my early starts are done, being peppers and tomatoes.
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>verifiably wrong, extra downvotes.
I don’t see a single comment that says for sure what it is, let alone verifies it.
You’re whining because this is AI, not because of the reasons you stated, it’s hella obvious.
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It’s my understanding that using seeds that are from a stress are more likely to have issues in the future themselves.
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Brand new iPhone zoomed in, it’s the digital zoom and whatever enhancements it automatically does.
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Slightly different things I believe actually.
Like a framing vs finishing hammer.
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Don’t forget the piles from the ice rinks never melt!
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Gets funner, we have Microclimates too. Some communities can grow gourds, while others are just shit out of luck without greenhouses.
I’m oversimplifying, but gets the point across.
You can dirt for free around here.
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>As far as I'm aware there isn't a massive problem with people having others take demerits for them. It's more like the occasional thing someone might do to help a friend who is on their limit.
I’d take 25k to take 3 demerits (I’m sure you can find a couple dozen patsies to rotate as needed easily) that are gone after a few years, there’s gonna be plenty of people willing to do it, there’s also courses to take that reduce demerits too. You’re admitting it’s possible, it happens, but refusing to acknowledge that it can be problem. You say you’re worried about people just paying fines, your system is no better and objectively worse, but you’re eating the bullshit dude.
Your government is complicit, because they made rules allowing this to happen… and they profit lol. There’s a reason why your country is probably the only one like this. What country has these crappy rules?
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That doesn’t sound like a very friendly system, that’s against basic rights. You shouldn’t be faulted for someone else’s actions.
It’s up to you to get the money from your friend, that’s risky enough to let them drive. If you’re gonna be responsible anyways, there’s literally no point in letting someone else drive your vehicle.
That’s not a system we should be promoting.
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Yes, hence why the fine goes against the vehicle. You didn’t commit a moving violation, so to be giving demerits for something you didn’t do is a slap to your rights lol.
And your bottom comment is exactly why the system shouldn’t exist…
What country is this anyway? I’m gonna avoid going there.
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You JUST said they can pay someone to take their demerits dude… the system doesn’t work, it provides the loophole for that guy to continue doing it regardless.
Now the government is complicit. And you would be locking up and taking rights away from innocent people too. Great system.
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How do you propose digital zoom works without filling in data? Optical zoom allows live images, which skips most enhancements, starting digital zoom doesn’t allow Live Photos and starts mandatory automated processing and enhancement.
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Modern phones have done automatic processing of images long before AI, it is turned off.
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I’ve noticed it does very wonky things when you use the digital zoom, I was at 7x iirc. Too much data to fill in. I didn’t crop it at all after taking it.
Even with the AI off I’m sure whatever processing they do would be considered AI still. I’m in the fence about stuff like autofill and other automated tools in photoshop, there’s gotta a line somewhere.
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Most started getting their first true leaves when we transplanted, but I more go when the roots start to break out of the cube and grow into the bottom, the direct heat can harm them. Or when they start getting too tall for the dome. I did one transplant session instead of multiple as they came ready, so some were early, some were late.
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Yes it’s a 3x3 I have ventilation fans, filters, timers and all that. I use the tents to grow aeroponics, mainly cannabis though. I slow down in winter to make a little extra space for veg plants.
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That’s exactly it. just rockwool starter cubes. Precut and has a hole in it, but you can also just buy sheets.
Heatmat to keep temp and humidity up, I do also use H2O2 as well with my water to keep mold/mildew down.
I use double cups with the solo cups so they don’t sit in water, the inside cup has a hole in the bottom, this allows me to bottom water, as well if I top water I can drain the excess.
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That’s an option, but not in my climate, by the time they root, they’re too far behind to fruit. I trim off a few branches and bury the suckers usually.
There was a couple cultivars that didn’t sprout, I’m still giving them some more time.
The issue here is the 90 day frost free days. We can get up to 120, but that’s doubtful, and peppers also stunt under 15c, so long before frost is an issue. So you need decent sized plants to throw out at the end of May. Anything that continues into Sept and still produces is bonus.
Most tomatoes also stunt under 10c, so without extra cover, your growing days for these plants are a couple months at most.
Edit not my province, but great info.
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Time isn’t the only factor, water may not be available, if it’s a colder place, you need to keep it heated all day while you work. Dry bonded concrete works, if you’re replacing all the posts, it doesn’t sound like it’s only because a few failed, because you would just replace those ones. It’s not an inherently wrong job just because you don’t like it lol.
And auger makes the task moot anyways, and if it’s powder, a shovel works fine too.
As someone who’s done the same, eh, you have the machine anyways, and maybe you live in a drier place? Because they more or less come out in a single chunk, or if not, soft enough that the auger won’t shirk at it. You have 50/50 chance of finding a boulder bigger than you’re auger hole anyways with any hole you try and make.
We have pretty clay forward soil, so you can even just back fill and tamp it with the dirt you took out. Frost fucks with everything anyways.
For us it’s water access, and not every farmers fence needs concrete either. A 5 gallon bucket and a shovel is good enough for fence posts and other small jobs.
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Yes, they are common stock for my other endeavors.
Just expanded clay pellets holding the starter cube in place in the cup(holder?) for the aeroponics.
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Well it does mean I can select the strongest contenders too for the next round transplanting outdoors, they need to survive a brutal hardening too. So lots can still go wrong. Haha.
Bought a bunch of seeds, didn’t work out last year, so still trying to see what’ll work and taste good.
I’m one of the few on my block who garden though.
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Does the nation benefit when there’s no actual benefits like health care for the citizens?
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Most of the snow is light/small, but there the risk, usually happens every second year, but climate change is exacerbating stuff as we all know.
I’m just glad to be getting it done, long time waiting.
I’ve got similar, I’ve got 2 - 4x12’ beds with 2’ between them, so to make one single greenhouse large enough makes it too large and would need permits and property tax ramifications. My plan would be to make a 4x12 greenhouse which would make those two beds down to 4x8. I would also maybe put another greenhouse down by the fence so it gets the morning light an evening shade. The two garden beds are on the west of the house, so doesn’t get sun till noon.
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And I sit here watching my Tomatoe seedlings sprout.
6+ weeks of frost left, and it snowed half a foot on Thursday and was 12c outside yesterday. Our springs don’t exist haha.
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How would this work for material made between the quote and the time that they trademarked it?
They could argue they are free using those instead?
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Well it’s frustrating because you can absolutely plant stuff outside because it’s warm enough, it’s just a lot of effort with hoop houses or other stuff to protect it.
And even if it’s warm enough, it’ll snow a foot on May long crushing everything haha.
I’ve eyed just buying one, but I’m capable of designing and building one myself as well. Just health issues preventing it.
Now I did finally have my one carpal surgery 2 weeks ago! But the next is end of apr. So it won’t be a large garden, but I’ll be able to hopefully plant stuff the end of May like I’m supposed to.
And hopefully get a greenhouse or two built for next season so I can actually hit it hard.
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Compared to the amount of coffee a lot of people drink, these aren’t that bad. There’s no sugar at least.
A standard run of the mill large coffee has more caffeine than one of these, and people guzzle those down.
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Hardening time atleast? Or is that accomplished in the greenhouse? I use a cold frame myself, but it seems to get too hot to harden when it gets 30c in May. Or do you mean they are still inside inside?