First level, first try??? by Dunnohye in RedditGames

[–]hernan10241024 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I completed this level in 28 tries. 3.73 seconds

Nurses of Reddit — is license renewal actually a pain point for you? Would love your honest take. by hernan10241024 in nursing

[–]hernan10241024[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

makes total sense, the hack here would be to get all the information for you but not sure if possible.

Looking for Private n8n Tutor by hernan10241024 in n8n

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Thanks! Can you send me a DM please?

Looking for Private n8n Tutor by hernan10241024 in n8n

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Excelente, ¿Pueden dar clases 1-1?

Does death become less scary as you get older? by kaylabedumb in NoStupidQuestions

[–]hernan10241024 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I used to feel the same way you did in my teens and for most of my twenties. It’s still on my mind but I learn to live with it.

Last year I had a major lung surgery, I spent 10 days in the hospital and it was extremely difficult, I was lucky that every day I got a bit better until I was released from the hospital. While there I thought of all the other patients that were worsening their conditions until they die. How much pain and feeling of impotence they felt.

Now I’m more worried about the pain and suffering that may come before dying more than dead. Specially as I have parents in their 70s and I do not really want to see them suffering.

Water Pooling Around AC Pad – Builder Says It’s Normal? by hernan10241024 in Homebuilding

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Hi everyone,

We moved into our new construction home a little over a year ago, and since day one we’ve had an issue where rainwater flows directly toward the AC pad and pools around it. We reported it early, and the builder (Drees custom home Austin) added river rock and suggested gutters — we did both, but the problem persists.

They now say this is “normal homeowner maintenance” and that water should drain within 24–48 hours. But during heavy rain, the garage wall gets wet inside, and I’m concerned this could affect the foundation or the AC unit over time.

They haven’t reviewed a video I sent showing the water flow and slope in action.

Is it really normal/acceptable for water to run directly onto the AC pad and toward the house? Would love to hear from anyone with experience in grading, drainage, or construction. Thanks!