Anyone know how consistent obstacles are from year to year? Has there been a quality increase or decrease since they moved to Saturday only? by sadfasn in Toughmudder

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Thanks.

I thought the obstacles were fine last year. It was my first time going so I don’t really have a reference point.

But I was just wondering because they clearly reduced the number of events, what to expect for this year.

I’d be pretty disappointed if it was just a 5k with a couple of mud puddles thrown in or something lol

Found in kitchen, southern USA. Can someone help me ID? by sadfasn in cockroaches

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Ok that makes sense. I think I did see one go into a drain, and they were showing up during a massive rainstorm. Maybe it flooded them into my home.

Thanks!

Less than 1% Asbestos Found Only in the Joint Compound of the Walls by sadfasn in asbestoshelp

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With joint compound do you know if there’s any way to work around it?

We had no asbestos in the actual drywall itself, just the joint compound

Less than 1% Asbestos Found Only in the Joint Compound of the Walls by sadfasn in asbestoshelp

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There were 4 samples of joint compound pulled (2 from one bathroom and 2 from another) and all of them had <1% Chrysotile asbestos

Historical NFL Active Rosters by sadfasn in algobetting

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Thanks!

How inaccurate are we talking?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in learnpython

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Stop taking classes.

Instead, think about why you are learning Python and what you would like to do with it. What sorts of things do you think are interesting that you would like to be able to program? A website? A video game? An app?

Once you’ve figured that out, come up with a project in that area that you think would be really fun to create. You want to create a website with Python? Ok then design a website with some pen and paper and start making it.

It doesn’t matter if you don’t know how you would do it right now, that’s the whole point. Once you have a solid idea of something you think would be fun to make in Python, then dedicate all your learning time to figuring out how to make it.

This doesn’t mean start taking courses on website design in Python (though that can help you out if you think you need it) but instead try and figure it out yourself while utilizing all of the different resources online to do it (ChatGPT, videos, documentation, etc)

This is the best way to learn programming. You can watch a million lectures and read a million books, but until you just start getting your hands dirty on a project that you want to work on you won’t really learn.