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Isaac
Dairy farm kid turned geek, regretting getting into tech despite how well it pays the bills. Spend all day explaining how computers work to people that get paid to know it, but don't.
At pretty much any moment of the day, I would rather be outside.
Profile Pic: On Avalanche Peak in Yellowstone
Header: My maple syrup evaporator pan making syrup.
Push-mowed the yard last night and if my math is right; that avoided burning about $3 in gas. Guess I'll be doing that more.
Had to move little yard friend out of our way so we wouldn't injure him. #iliketurtles #turtles
Had to make a reservation at a North Dakota state park for a bit of our journey back from Glacier. Spending a few days at Teddy Roosevelt National Park. The reservation website was failing to let me add a vehicle and length, so then I couldn't reserve a site. Guessing everyone was running into it since their phone line was constantly busy.
Hit F12 for dev tools, looked at the script. Simply deleted the element of the web page for the vehicle addition and made my reservation :)
Today's AI facepalm. Department has a CowPileIt prompt challenge and to show how much time this saves (LOL). Some real impressive use cases (this is sarcasm)
The one posted by someone today used AI to do what can be done with a VLOOKUP in Excel.
Seeing folks posting about being able to get citizenship in other countries due to ancestry; it appears I might be able to get Luxembourg citizenship....hmm....
Celebrating Earth Day by driving to the office to work on a computer and attend 3 Zoom meetings.
The confluence of covid-damaged brains and LLMs sure is something....
We'll have a new camper soon, and we need an outdoor cooktop for it. It has the bracket already on the camper. So, I scrounged up some leftover hickory flooring for it. First step is to make the top. Got the sides cut as well. Once this is dry I'll router out the outside edge for edging to attach below.
I'm hoping to rip the cooktop out of the inside and replace that with an oven and cooktop. Then the cooktop will drop into this. #camping #aliner
With gas at $4.40/gal (87 octane), you'd think people would drive a bit more sensibly; but I suppose repeated covid infections obliterated that part of their brain too.