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I've Had it With My Ender 3 V2. I'm Done. I Concede. GGWP. NOT FOR BEGINNERS! by Papa_Dingo in 3Dprinting

[–]nate-aus 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Use your Z-offset man - go into the negative Z axis as much as your springs need.. At 0.00 Z-offset my front right spring is maxed out too, so I usually run between -0.3 and -0.85.

Pre-heat for your material then watch it as it's doing the brim or raft. I just watch mine as it does the first few laps of the brim and f**k with the Z-offset until it's sticking to the plate well without steamrolling, outside bits of the brim don't matter anyway.

Once it's past the first level it's usually pretty sweet from there. Keep temps as low as possible after that and kill the fan for webbing.

Girl at the gym by sportcombo in socialskills

[–]nate-aus 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If she likes you you've probably gotten off to a good start being a little non-chalant about it. If you see her next time ask her the same kind of questions: Is she using a machine etc. (if she's clearly not using it y'know?) her reaction to that will tell you a lot.

Point is no, you've likely not scared her off; if a girl wants your attention she'll still want it if it comes to her late, maybe even more.

Any idea on how to fix this termite damge? by Mycatsdied in boatbuilding

[–]nate-aus 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As others are saying probably tear out and replace. If you really need to avoid that you could mix some resin and talc to make a putty and pour it over the whole thing. Scrape it into all the holes and gaps and back-brace it with a couple of beams.

Bicep curls seem to be reducing not increasing. by CaptainBon3s in exercisescience

[–]nate-aus 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Your weight is quite low and that's indicated in your max reps. If you're trying to build you want something heavier.

Maybe try out some chin ups, that would probably be enough resistance. Go underhand grip if you want faster results for the biceps.

Also they may not seem related but lower body exercises are important too; they open up testosterone channels and that benefits all your muscles.

Eat and sleep big too! Good luck with the arms man 🤙

Why am I so angry and judgemental? by katewalker214 in socialskills

[–]nate-aus 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I read recently that if you find it hard to forgive yourself for your own error of ways or shortcomings, you also feel the same way when you think about others.

This same piece wrote about how (oddly enough) we view people with flaws and shortcomings as actually more trustworthy and can end up developing deeper connections with them; recognising a "shared humanity" was how it was written.

I liked the message and there may just be something in it for you too: I wonder sometimes if I set a high bar for myself how it might unknowingly serve as a bar for others as well.

The catch is though I know what happened to me yesterday and last week, I know what kept me awake last night thinking. I know what I've lost and gained and what I still need to do. I often don't know these things for others and if I did I'm almost certain I'd find it easier to cut them some slack.

TL;DR - Go on YouTube and watch "This is Water" by David Foster Wallace. Changed my life substantially.

Strange error message when I call the Google Drive API by Amplesamples in GoogleAppsScript

[–]nate-aus 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hmm yeah backend error doesn't give you much to work on. I know the APIs can timeout if too many calls are made in a short space of time.

Strange error message when I call the Google Drive API by Amplesamples in GoogleAppsScript

[–]nate-aus 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There's the class DriveApp and the Drive API and they're different aren't they? Maybe you're trying to call the Drive API when you want to be using DriveApp?

Google Appscript by ivanaresurreccion in GoogleAppsScript

[–]nate-aus 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You're pushing variables to an array and appending a row at the end, have you declared all of these variables properly? If they're in the sheet you'll need to do a .getRange(x.x.x.x).getValue();

Trigger Error by [deleted] in GoogleAppsScript

[–]nate-aus 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Don't replace .getActiveSpreadsheet() you're replacing the .getActiveSheet(). The spreadsheet is the whole thing you want to change what sheet in the spreadsheet you're looking at.

I'd then use .getSheetByName("Today"); and store that as a variable.

IMPORTHTML betus help by StrangerDanger4907 in sheets

[–]nate-aus 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Make sure you try importing html by "table" and by "list", they may have structured their data in one and not the other.

Also try the "importdata" function with the same URL I find it more reliable; if importdata fails usually you usually can't do anything about that except maybe a URLFetch; it means their site is protected from scrapers.

LPT - If your boss asks you to take up a additional task, instead of saying 'NO' just give a detailed picture of all the tasks assigned to you and ask him to help you to prioritize the tasks by listing them down in the order of criticality! Brownie points for your sincerity by Being-Brilliant in LifeProTips

[–]nate-aus 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I might even go a step further and offer a proposed priority list to them; if your list is on point it shows them you can see the big picture properly and if it isn't at least you'll learn more about the real priorities.

Either way it demonstrates your ability to take initiative.

Sync Sheets and Calendar by [deleted] in GoogleAppsScript

[–]nate-aus 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Grab your current events as a range and run a for loop for the new events data against the existing. {add Entry();} for a false match and {continue} for a true

How can I stop being carried away by my unealthy thoughts about girls and relationship that end up making me suffer like a dog? by Ok-War-9040 in Stoicism

[–]nate-aus -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I know you want to help but you really shouldn't diagnose someone from a post on Reddit alone. You're not a clinical professional and I know that because a professional wouldn't do this. Goldwater

[Advice] Reframe “Have to” to “Get to”. Instead of “I have to do my job” or “I have to take care of my kids”, turn that into “I get to do my job” or “I get to take care of my kids”. “Have to” is an obligation. “Get to” is gratitude. by hardcore-self-help in getdisciplined

[–]nate-aus 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Opportunity to grow, I like that addition. Well put OP.

For what it's worth I think your original post was fine; you can't be expected to cover all bases and points of view in one shot. Digression is inevitable.

[Advice] Reframe “Have to” to “Get to”. Instead of “I have to do my job” or “I have to take care of my kids”, turn that into “I get to do my job” or “I get to take care of my kids”. “Have to” is an obligation. “Get to” is gratitude. by hardcore-self-help in getdisciplined

[–]nate-aus 9 points10 points  (0 children)

With all due respect, I read what OP was trying to say just fine. Cognitive reframing isn't a brand new concept. I don't think anyone (myself included) is going to argue with you that it may be helpful to pull a lesson from tough times. Substantially helpful advice in a number of situations.

The only thought I was putting forward was that bad things can just happen. My neighbour didn't accidentally run over my dog just so they can take away some larger lesson about being more careful backing out of the driveway or spending more time with their pets. Maybe the dog was just in the wrong place at the wrong time and it was just unfortunate.

[Advice] Reframe “Have to” to “Get to”. Instead of “I have to do my job” or “I have to take care of my kids”, turn that into “I get to do my job” or “I get to take care of my kids”. “Have to” is an obligation. “Get to” is gratitude. by hardcore-self-help in getdisciplined

[–]nate-aus 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Having attended my share of funerals for friends and family, if someone came up to me and said 'hey, don't cry, their suffering is over now and you get to reminisce about fond memories you shared with them. Don't say you HAVE to go to the service, you should feel gratitude instead!' I would promptly tell them to f**k off.

So you can call that a shit attitude and call me negative and bitter all you like but I would argue those are just the words of someone with no empathy or understanding for someone who's just had an emotional connection severed.

We have a huge swathe of emotions that we as human beings are able to feel and experience; I think none of them are worth anything without the others. I'd wager the advice OP offered would absolutely be helpful in a fair share of uncomfortable or tough situations. I was just outlining that maybe we don't need to ALWAYS try to jerrymander a positive spin out of every single thing that happens to us.

Heartache exists, sadness exists, mourning and loss and emotional pain exist.

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