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I'm not sure it does. It seems to last similarly to me when I make my own as long as I make sure to use sterilized containers to make it and such. It isn't as long as margarine which is maybe the comparison? Not sure.

Buy some goats.

The unemployment rate is somewhat useful in aggregate but has a limitation in that it doesn't account for people who have given up seeking employment. Essentially it is a measure of the percentage of the workforce that has a job.

This stat makes a lot of sense for the most part. A stay-at-home parent isn't really unable to find work so shouldn't be counted in unemployment stats (for example).

But sometimes you miss the folk that have become disheartened. I know a few of those folk right now in the tech industry who want to look but just aren't. Our stats miss "mood" in a sense (hard to quantify of course).

But right now the mood is bad.


What does Poland have to do with this?!


Polish as in shine (or is this a joke)?


WHOOOOOSH

The other day in Kansas City some lady set fire to a warehouse that was being sought for purchase by ICE. They are on video and quite nonchalant.


I have an old zen thermostat with home assistant support but no WiFi. They don't make them anymore sadly but it was the perfect balance.


I pre-ordered the Pebble Time 2 and am pretty excited. The open ecosystem means it'll be supported for a long while.


Why are companies hell bent on manifesting literally every episode of Black Mirror?


Same reason they do anything - we want it. The customers are the mirror.


Nobody wants this


Are they building it for fun?


You trust nearly half??!!??


Location: Perry KS

Remote: yes

Willing to relocate: only for something super awesome

Resume: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1R9NaXzbdSs6crUlB60biGWoOKvL...

Email: oldspiceap@gmail.com

Technologies: Django, HTMX, _HyperScript, Tailwind, html, CSS, jQuery, Python, Flask, minikube, AWS lambda (but please no), Fly.io, Railway, ETL, Jenkins, GitHub CI, etc...

I've been using Django since the pre 1.0 days since it originated where I live. It's been my goto framework for ages.


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