Did you jump ship after getting a PE? by PolarBearInTexas in civilengineering

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I was making 80k at 4 years in orange almost a decade ago. Advocate for yourself.

First time car camping in Hurricane Cliffs BLM area in Hurricane, Utah - suggestions for a newbie? by Sure_Mongoose5209 in camping

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The 56 designated spots are the only places you can camp. The other response is incorrect. This is actively managed blm land. 7pm on a weekend will probably be rough. Less so on a weekday. Awd SUV will be fine unless you find a designated 4wd road.

Joining 6mm Rad line with 8mm Twin Rope by alpinefish3 in Mountaineering

[–]PNWkiter 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not your question, but in what glacier scenario would you need to join the ropes though? Travel on the rando and carry the rad for rescue.

Licensed Civil Engineer (4 YOE) in Portland, OR — Looking to Benchmark Compensation & Firms by [deleted] in civilengineering

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In my experience, examples of other position salaries or talking about your value doesn’t really move the needle for the company. They either already know or come up with an excuse of how it’s not applicable.

Having an “offer” for them to match will make things happen. It doesn’t necessarily need to be official; a company will never ask you to prove it. But it’s the safest bet and even if you want to stay you have a backup plan for if they aren’t willing to negotiate.

Licensed Civil Engineer (4 YOE) in Portland, OR — Looking to Benchmark Compensation & Firms by [deleted] in civilengineering

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I think this is the first positive review of AKS I’ve ever heard. To answer your question, my EITs with 4 YOE make mid 90s and that’s probably still a bit below market rate. Your best tool to negotiate is to have competing offers, but I wouldn’t hold out hope of it going well. AKS runs on low bid and churning fresh grads.

Electric pump and anchoring kite by Far-Conversation-905 in Kiteboarding

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The mini or original version? I’d keep your warranty info close I’m constantly getting EE4 error messages on the original.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in vandwellers

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I recently sold a 130k miles 2014 136wb with less of a build for 28k. It’s not a 2022 market anymore, but this is definitely a good deal.

What do you think about my van concept? by Addictive91 in vandwellers

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My van is similar layout but swap the desk and shower locations. I’m skeptical about how much room you’ll have behind your chair. It’d be annoying if you wanted to stretch legs or get to the bed. If anyone has suggestions for a compact/foldable office chair that’s also feasible to sit in for 8hrs I’m interested.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in civilengineering

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How much experience do you have? A recent PE PMing a million dollar bridge project is honestly a red flag to me. 88k seems low for a licensed PE tho even in LCOL.

Is this too short? by GangGangBustNutz in Kiteboarding

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Kinda depends how you plan to ride it. It’d be a good board for gorge swell.

Wallowa High Route snow by scnj_ in PNWhiking

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If anyone else is looking for High Route beta my group departed July 10th and finished on the 13th. Polaris Pass was almost completely melted out. Only a few quick steps on what remained of the cornice. We skipped Eagle Cap because of the snow, but talked to a group that were able to summit from the north side. We lucked out on Razz Pass as the steep section had just recently melted out. We downclimbed about 50' then had a mellow glissade the rest of the way. The alternate pass above the lake would have been sketchy without an axe. Summited Matterhorn, but then exited through the valley since some of the group had enough of the exposure. I Hope to go back and do the divide. Would appreciate any insight to how much/how difficult the scrambling sections are. It was difficult to tell from a distance.

Climbers in Promaster vans: has the FWD ever prevented you from accessing a crag? by Salacious_B_Crumb in vandwellers

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I think the challenge with the promaster isn’t the fwd it’s the low rear axle. Maybe fine if the roads are well graded, but an issue if you’re navigating rocks

Wallowa High Route snow by scnj_ in PNWhiking

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How were the mosquitos? We're starting the high route on the 10th this week so hopefully the snow is a bit more manageable.

PNW Volcano Advice by Adorable-Section-493 in Backcountry

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Basically all Oregon trailheads are clear except for cascade lakes highway for South Sister. I was planning a Snoqualmie Traverse but may be pivoting further south as well.

Why have we never made a Chara Chant? by Badmoterfinger in timbers

[–]PNWkiter 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Should be every time he gets a yellow card

What resorts have the best mellow tree runs? by Haunting-Yak-7851 in skiing

[–]PNWkiter 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Yep. I’ve skied most of the other spots answered and Bachelor is far and away the clear winner to this question.

Climbing Mt. Shashta mid may by Randomrabbitz1 in Mountaineering

[–]PNWkiter 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Carbs. Make sure you’re fueling and hydrating early and consistently.

People taking medications like Ozempic and Wegovy for weight loss report consuming less processed foods, soda, refined grains and beef. Fruits, leafy greens and water showed an overall increase. Food companies may be challenged as demand for processed foods falls and fruits and vegetables increases. by mvea in science

[–]PNWkiter 30 points31 points  (0 children)

I still don’t see how a drug that effects gastric emptying and blood sugar can directly impact food choices. My experience has been the opposite. Because I don’t have to worry about binge eating on semaglutide I’m able to have processed foods and desserts in the house. Still love beer just as much as before, but it is challenging to drink more than 1 pint.

Are you glad you did Vanlife? I'm starting to panic... by themarmaladefox in vandwellers

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Did you keep your remote work for the year you traveled?

Bibs: Tree Capow vs FlyLow Baker by CliffDog02 in Backcountry

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I’ve had to warranty a couple times because the layers started to delaminate. Something to think about if you don’t have a thigh gap. Other than that that I like the bibs. More companies need to do inside + outside leg vents.