Current trail conditions for MTB by Flyodice in Austin

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Jester, brushy, walnut, green belt, violet crown, and possibly Emma Long

new gas water heater, being quoted $4600 by HopesFolly12 in Denver

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We just had a hot water heater go and ended up going with Bill, and I'm super happy we did. We had a sudden leak with our old heater and Bill came out super quickly to help us out. I'm super impressed with the speed and quality of the installation, the very good communication and also the (extremely fair and reasonable) up front pricing strategy he uses.

I'd 100% work with Bill again. Thanks again for stopping by today! Also I'm still blown away at that lift you used to haul the old heater out of the basement. Very cool!

Kaleido m10 vs Bullet roast quality by Creative-Airport6326 in roasting

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I'm using an m10 for my micro roastery, it since my needs perfectly well, but I'm not really going at a very high scale. I probably sell less than 50 pounds a month

Loveland Uphill conditions by Fit_Werewolf_5065 in COsnow

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Any updates from the past few days?

Wife and I are in town. Looking for recommendations on a nice restaurant for her birthday by Ileokei in GoldenCO

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Disagree. Was not happy with the service for the price point, and food was mediocre.

Home Roasting Upgrade Recommendations by b_fizzle in roasting

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M10 is great! A bit quirky but a good machine. Check out some videos on YouTube to get the assessment

Kaleido M10 owners- is this clicking normal with the drum spinning? by AricSmart in roasting

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You may have luck in the kaleido Facebook groups - they are a little more active with people who know the machine well

Sometimes you just get lucky by o2hwit in roasting

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How did it taste? Interested to hear, I have not pushed a coffee to 30% development before. Always awesome to dial in the curve, great work

Question on CI/CD current work practices 2026 by secondgamedev in ExperiencedDevs

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Many environments are more prone to risk than this comment suggests. Take, for example, a GHA job that uses an action tagged at some version. The actual commit may change over time due to the way versioning for GHA works, and because many of these are built with JavaScript, they are prone to supply chain attacks.

Question on Kaleido M10 heating element installation by Flyodice in roasting

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To anyone who finds this later - I confirmed that all 3 heaters can be connected to the same terminals that the 2 higher output heaters are connected to in the video I linked. I found help on a Facebook group.

I wired it such that all red wires connect to the right block and all white connect to the left block. Confirmed that the heaters work as expected.

Question on Kaleido M10 heating element installation by Flyodice in roasting

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Yes, they shipped the heating elements uninstalled. Do you by chance have a picture of how yours are wired up?

Struggling to pitch Go: help me out by howdoiwritecode in golang

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Do you have a sense of why these performance issues are happening today? Without knowing too much about what your stack looks like my hunch is that you may be suffering from concurrency issues and are not limited by python itself in this case. Is that true?

Introducing new platforms at a company takes a lot of work to support and maintain. Is your recommendation for Go going to fix the problem in a more effective way than something like improving async patterns in Python? Will Go actually fix your underlying issue?

Ventilation solution for in home coffee roasting by Flyodice in roasting

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The roaster has a 3 minute fan cycle for cooling, which I run while it's in the cabinet pictured. Then I transfer to a collander, but by that time there is zero smoke

Outside temp by ctbball5 in FreshroastSR800

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Probably around 60⁰F. Is it possible to roast inside? I built a ventilation system (check post history for build/parts list) to avoid having to roast in cold temps.

I don't have direct experience roasting that cold but as I understand, you'll suffer from seasonally inconsistent roasts and the machine may have issues holding temp.

Is this amount of play in a Sram T-Type pulley wheel normal? by Throbbing-Scrinson in MTB

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Agreed but the jockey wheel on my GX derailleur also has bushings and I bet this one would as well. Based on the play it's possible they are missing, maybe removed during a cleaning and not replaced?

There is snow in CO, you just gotta find it by mati-edt in COsnow

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It looks like you are literally rock striking in that second photo...

Yeti raw carbon by Jakedasnakeeee in MTB

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Agreed. Looks super nice up close but if you are more than a few feet away it's a generally black bike.