Wow, and the auto renew clause and right to change pricing without notice

We actually don't have any subscriptions as of yet - everything is a one-time payment when you get to the checkout, so in its current state this does not even apply, so I removed that clause for now.

Cool article and nice to learn more about the history in Asia. Giant bamboo is great to work with. Myself, an American, and an Argentinian guy build a guadua (word for giant bamboo in Colombia at least) gazebo/shelter as part of a work exchange in Colombia. Fishmouth joints for days, literally. I loved seeing other high rise buildings being built in the area with guadua scaffolding and framing (from what I recall, may be a mix of materials do not remember). There are a lot of academic research articles with giant bamboo building techniques but this is, of course, very geographic dependent.

Can’t really tell if this is tongue in cheek but starting a company doesn’t make one CEO. It makes them a partner/owner but typically CEO needs a board of directors etc

I don’t see where you get that definition. If you’re the one running the company, you’re the CEO.

You may argue you need employees to be a CEO rather than a consultant but you certainly don’t need a board of directors.

This reminds me of the Stoneway Hardware store in Seattle and their bolt logo which pokes fun at this

https://www.stonewayhardware.com/

Always thought it was kind of cool how Feynman writes about, when learning calculus and maths as a younger student, would create and use his own symbols for things and how it worked well for him. But kind of realized if he was going to enter the scientific community would need to conform to the standardized notation/symbols for equations etc.

As seen on a sticker posted at a Topdog in Berkeley, "Do what you're told, it'd be chaos if we all thought for ourselves".

I recommend you visit a forum called diychatroom.com for more relevant discussion

"Email does not match the one on file. To change your email address email hello@lynx.boo using the email address on file for this user."

At least it gives us all a way of seeing what the link pages look like after completion.

There is a "here's ours" link in the first sentence on the homepage. Sadly the css hides all it's link styling. (Proper "brutalist webdesign" would have that as underlined blue text)

When he wrote that comment I hadn't added that yet. I do need to make sure the link is underlined though.

This is not commented in response to any posting unless I'm missing something?

The post was removed likely due to a ton of downvoting. It was from a company that posted the same job ad every month for about two years and consistently ghosted candidates.

Ah interesting thanks