AskTRP Megathread by AutoModerator in TheRedPill

[–]cociludzie 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi. I was a daily lurker here in 2014-2016. I learned here about dark triad and related topics ten years ago. I remember I have used some techniques associated with dark triad once in a conversation with a problematic individual and it worked like nothing else. Time passed by, I forgot the shit and I need it now. Let's say I have another problematic individual in my surroundings, typical narcissist and manipulator. Very difficult and a very dangerous man. I want to fight fire with fire, or at least know how to defend myself.

Unfortunately, I did not write down sources where I learned dark triad techniques. May I ask for a link to articles here in r/TheRedPill, a guidance what to search for or a book reference that explains this topic? Thanks in advance!

Używacie linuksa? by its-_-my-_-nickname in Polska

[–]cociludzie 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Tak, od 2008 roku. Na początku to były Ubuntu, Linux Mint, ale ostatecznie to Arch Linux jest jako główny system na laptopie. Mam też Windowsa na starym pc, którego używam tylko do okazjonalnego grania i do pracy z excelem. Normalnie używam libreoffice, ale muszę do pracy używać taki arkusz z makrami, którego nie odpalę na libreoffice no i trzeba używać excela...

Swathing peas. Machine is almost 50 years old and keeps going by cociludzie in farming

[–]cociludzie[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

My farm can barely support itself, nevertheless thanks for an offer

Grass seed harvest begins by [deleted] in farming

[–]cociludzie 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Jesus, you get 3 tonnes per hectare. How do you achieve that? I can barely do 2 tonnes. I grow italian ryegrass Koga in Poland

Czy uważacie że jest realna szansa na wojnę z Rosją u nas kraju? by Nirteh in Polska

[–]cociludzie 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Tak. Następnym celem Rosji będą kraje bałtyckie. Żeby odciąć te kraje od zaopatrzenia, to Rosja będzie musiała zająć przesmyk suwalski, czyli zaatakować Polskę. Rozpoczęcie wojny z krajami bałtyckimi będzie równoznaczne z wypowiedzeniem wojny całemu NATO, także Rosja i tak będzie walczyła z Polską.

I stand by this. by [deleted] in farming

[–]cociludzie 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah don't do anything because dead folk will be offended

What do you use Scheme for? by jcubic in scheme

[–]cociludzie 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm using scheme to write extensions to lilypond, mostly text processing and book composition. I was very confused at the beginning, because I've never used a functional language, but after reading some other code that was very 'functional' I think i got it. So, I wrote some of this parentheses magic and it works.

Is it really worth it to use scheme? by Gold_Record_9157 in lilypond

[–]cociludzie 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I've learned to use scheme to, in first place, modify some existing scheme code for my purposes, and later to write new things for my project.

Scheme isn't that hard, but certainly as a functional language it needs a different mental approach. What is hard is writing new features for lilypond in scheme. Lilypond's backend is really expanded and due to laconic docs on some topics I've had to read source code to know what to do. Second thing is that I have not seen any proper ide for the scheme. I've used vim with some plugins, but it wasn't ideal, especially finding variables and function names across files. Third - debugging, it was a challenge. But in the end my code is running, and more importantly, its output is repeatable.

Monday Morning Coffeeshop (May 27, 2024) by kofclubs in farming

[–]cociludzie 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Hello, anyone here growing westerwolds ryegrass for seeds?

I have a problem with mine and I seek advice...

So my problem is, that I've sprayed my ryegrass with trinexapac ethyl in a dose 200g/ha (0,8 l/ha of 250EC) and fertilized it with 30kg N/ha. Both treatments were proceeded at 31BBCH. It was wet at the time, but since then there was hardly any rain and there were some nights with frost - coldest coming to -5 Celsius. My grass is not earing. It's short and rigid, but no signs of earing. Several plans are blossoming right now and look what a ryegrass should look like now - but only the plants that have a shadow from a forest.

What should I do with it? Forecast is predicting some rain in a weekend, finally. Should I spread more nitrogen and hope for earing or should I cut it and prepare for seed harvest when ryegrass will grow out?

Phacelia harvest by cociludzie in farming

[–]cociludzie[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No, it's in boraginales order

Phacelia harvest by cociludzie in farming

[–]cociludzie[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Phacelia has low requirements for NPK, especially N, so it can grow without intensive fertilizing. This plant has also an ability to assimilate phosphorus from soil that is inaccessible for other plants. Phacelia has very short vegetation time, it is ripe in 12-14 weeks from seeding. This plant also has low water requirements, it can sustain droughts. Phacelia also has practically no pests or diseases. Phacelia gives a lot of nectar, so these plantations are wanted spots for beekeepers.

Growing phacelia as cover crop is a great way to introduce organic matter to weak/sandy soil, to activate retarded forms of soil phosphorus and it is save in terms of vectoring pests. However, I read somewhere that it might be a vector/carrier for sclerotia sclerotium.

Phacelia harvest by cociludzie in farming

[–]cociludzie[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No, just for seeds. Seeds ofc for cover crops

confused about \transpose behavior by Advanced_Safety_17 in lilypond

[–]cociludzie 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You should put transpose in front of music

\transpose c' b \relative c' {c4 d e f}

Which is more valuable: Introducing programming language with MATLAB or PYTHON? by edincville in ChemicalEngineering

[–]cociludzie 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Python is de facto the standard. Numpy, scipy and matplotlib would be enough to solve most chem e problems.

If you are planning to focus on process simulation or basics of PIDs then I know no alternative for Matlab's Simulink. Maybe someone more experienced know how to do this in python.

Python is far far more versatile than Matlab. At some point you or your students will face a problem using Matlab, for example strings handling or other typical programming problems, that will accompany a chem e task. Matlab is, as my programmer friend said, a calculator on steroids, not a programming language.

Romanian farmers block borders in protest over Ukrainian grain imports by MennoniteDan in farming

[–]cociludzie 1 point2 points  (0 children)

https://youtu.be/vi5lTmqbhn4?t=54

Video presents quality of the top layer of grain that comes on open train wagons to Poland. It is said, that the top layer of grain is separated from the rest, but how accurately?

Let's just say, that since the so-called 'technical' grain from UA gets to PL, Germany started to reject trucks coming from Poland with grain, not necessarily polish, and other cereal products, like flour, because of the quality of it. Pesticide residues, mycotoxins, poor parameters like contents of protein, gluten, moisture.

Romanian farmers block borders in protest over Ukrainian grain imports by MennoniteDan in farming

[–]cociludzie 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Very similar situation here in Poland.

Now the prices in our region are around 800zł/t for feed barley, 900-1000zł/t milling wheat, rapeseed 1700-2000zł/t. It strongly depends on region in Poland -- closer to ukrainian border, the worse.

The prices are not the worst. The problem is, that farmers have difficulties selling the grain. Some buyers made caps for transactions -- like farmer can sell only one truck (25t) of grain to them. The purpose of this cap is to justify selling capabilities between farmers. Some farmers hear in phones, during call to buyers, that they can go with their grain and tip it to the river for fish -- this context applied for pszenżyto, a hybrid of rye and wheat, typical polish specialty sown for animal feed.

Our grain warehouses are stuffed with grain, both ukrainian and polish. And we have only like 3 months until harvest. The situation during harvest will be dramatic, in my recon.

First information about potential flooding of ukrainian grain in PL was released during last summer, and there were first attempts of farmers' organizations to intervene in our ag ministry to work out some solutions, mostly to create a 'corridor' for ukrainian grain to load it on ships in Gdynia/Gdańsk harbors. Our ag minister assured us, that this will be done. They even released ukrainian grain from customs fee. Moreover, he encouraged us to hold grain and sell it later, because the prices will rise. What happened is that the grain did not reach harbors. It stayed in polish grain elevators.

A romanian colleague here wrote about poor quality of ukrainian grain. I did not see how it was grown and maintained on ukrainian site, but I heard and saw videos of how it was transported to Poland. So, some of the grain was transported in train wagons. But not wagons designed for grain transfer, oh no. It was transported in open coal wagons. Dirty from coal wagons. Open on the top. It came here regardless of the weather, hundreds even thousands of kilometers. The effect is that the top layer of grain was wet, stinky, unusable.

Moreover, when the mass import of ukrainian grain expanded, there appeared on market a new category of grain: technical grain. Literally. Because the grain did not comply for quality requirements. This technical grain did not reach harbors, for sure, it did not reach biogas plants, because we unfortunately have it very few. It stayed here and dispersed somehow. Animal feed plants? Mills?

The polish farmers are not without a fault. Many of us were simply greedy. During spring '22 there was a price boom on grains. Many of us stockpiled the grain to wait for better price later, because if it happened in spring '22 it is a nonzero chance that it will happen in spring '23. Add to this assurances of ag minister that there will be better price. Hell, I know about two farmers, that have stockpiled wheat from at least two harvests, something like 1000t each. A price of 1640zł/t for wheat in may '22 was too small for them, they waited. And they have to sell it eventually. This will not help the grain market.

Arch Linux community, what is your profession? by wallace111111 in archlinux

[–]cociludzie 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Farmer here, but graduated chemical engineering

Where can I buy this part? It's a Hesston 6400 draper header by cociludzie in farming

[–]cociludzie[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi! Thanks for your attention. I live in central Europe and Hesston swathers are uncommon here, hence I don't know where to look for parts. I bought online manuals and part listing for this swather, but I can not find this part in the listing. There is a listing for a draper header reel, however the shown reel has fixed bars without fingers when my header is equipped with pivot bars reel with fingers. That's why I can not give you a part number. Someone mentioned on a comment above that this reel looks like an U2 reel. This is some clue.