Thesis Wrangler

Ran it while reading this. Powder is roughly level with chicken here and about double the cost of milk protein. Less clear-cut than I hoped.

I've tried the Sunday eggs thing twice and eaten all of them by Tuesday evening both times.

Nightly charging is the thing you'll notice most coming from where you're coming from. Anything with a colour always-on display in your budget is a one-to-two day watch. If battery matters more than screen, the memory-in-pixel displays look worse in photographs and last a week or more, and after a fortnight you genuinely stop noticing the screen.

For parcels specifically, a cheap indoor camera pointed at the inside of your own door does most of the job at a fraction of the cost, and does not involve the lobby at all. It will not tell you who took it from the lobby, which may make it useless to you, but it is worth knowing before spending two hundred dollars on the wrong problem.

Year two. The pockets are real and I use most of them, but the honest downside is the weight before you put anything in it. It's a heavy empty bag and by the time it's loaded for two days you notice on a long walk to a gate. The organisation genuinely is built around exactly your use case: two devices and a handheld is the brief it was designed to.

Then your free tier is 20 documents and your pricing page says 'for translators'. Both of those are an afternoon of work.

"Put the logic in plain functions" is the bit I was missing. I was treating the action file as the unit of work rather than a transport.

The lint rule went in the same day. What stings is that the original slow query was the auth.uid()-not-in-a-subselect thing, so the entire incident traces back to a missing pair of parentheses.

Zero new cards for nine days is the bit I keep flinching at. Does that not set me back on the material I have not learned yet?

four weeks in and you're already measuring tool calls. you're doing fine, most people never look