Dane here, it’s quite normal, no idea why

One thing to be aware of is that spices’ aroma molecules will degrade faster when powdered than when whole. No idea how significant this is, but might be good to know if you’re planning on making several years worth of spice mix

Nah I love going out

Well along with Canada andd a bunch of countries in the Caribbean

That hit a bit too close to home. 😂

Yep, that’s true haha.

It’s perhaps not so much Excel, as much as it’s just the symptom of a lot of bigger issues: working without version control, without column validation or access control, limited documentation (not necessarily better in data warehouse but at least the functionality is easily accessible), limited automated testing, etc etc.

If only they could keep their data for themselves, then ok. but no no, we have to ingest it, and do work on top of it in dwh, and it just breaks so often due to a variety of different stuff.

Data (dwh) people hate Excel

Looks great too!! Have you been following a recipe you can share?

Not total bullshit, but it’s not great for all use cases:

For coding tasks the output looks good on the surface but often I end up changing stuff, meaning it would have been faster up do myself.

For coding I know little about (currently writing some GitHub actions), it’s great at explaining alternatives, pros and cons, to give me a rudimentary understanding of stuff

I’ve also used it to transcribe tutorial screencasts, and then afterwards having a secondary LLM use the transcription to generate documentation (include in prompt: "when relevant, generate examples, use markdown tables, generate plantuml etc)

I just say “sorry, I haven’t”. I think as long as you just try to acknowledge them in a good way, i.e. smiling, maintaining eye contact, being polite, so you still acknowledge them as the human being that they are.

Sure it’s bad to lie, but so is being insensitive with the truth, whether it’s “I wanna spend the money on myself” or “there are more effective ways to make a difference than giving money to you”

80 meters lol. I’ve lived in cities, where it’s always been less than 700 meters.

GiveWell is a charity that seeks to answer this exact question.