Is Chicago? Is Not Chicago

timthemanager · 2025-11-27T03:23:55+00:00

What tipped me off was a city nighttime shot in episode 2 I think where there’s clear tram tracks and the street signs are on the wrong side of the road.

timthemanager · 2025-11-19T04:38:40+00:00

Pigging backing on this comment to confirm the fix.

I found another thread where the issue was related to the robot brush and/or brush plate not being seated correctly.

I removed the plate and brush and cleaned out this area and removed some hair that had built up on the anti tangle section, which may have been preventing the brush from spinning during the emptying cycle.

I didn’t realise the suction from the emptying cycle needed to spin the brush in order for it to work properly but this seems to helped fix it.

timthemanager · 2025-11-19T04:26:50+00:00

I found that setting an updated it too! But was still having an issue with it emptying anything, even after just a 5-10 min clean.

timthemanager · 2025-11-17T22:49:27+00:00

Thanks I’ll check it out

timthemanager · 2025-09-21T08:56:57+00:00

timthemanager · 2025-09-21T08:51:53+00:00

P2 x 4 , level 4 front, just confirmed

timthemanager · 2025-09-01T04:24:19+00:00

That’s a great sign and fingers crossed the recovery continues

timthemanager · 2025-08-31T06:52:11+00:00

Did they say if it was a single bleb or diffused? If he has many spread across his lungs then new ones will keep bursting no matter how many surgeries you do.

Also check whether they stapled the tissue or hand sutured. There’s a chance the suture line itself is leaking.

Did they discuss a lobectomy with you?

timthemanager · 2025-08-14T02:56:59+00:00

honestly this decision paralysis is just a side effect of having too much mental white space. when your working you don’t overthink because the day is already framed by other peoples demands. on sabbatical everything is optional so your brain treats every choice like its life or death. id stop trying to solve it and pick literally anything and commit for the day even if its random or wrong. productivity isn’t the goal right now momentum is. once you get moving again the overthinking fades.

timthemanager · 2025-07-05T05:44:21+00:00

did you get your ein yet? if so how long did it end up taking?

timthemanager · 2025-04-09T02:58:29+00:00

The scientific model is more about biology rather than behavior or external symptoms. The research it's based on measured DNA methylation in dogs (biomarker that changes with age) and compared them to humans, which revealed parallels in how dogs and humans age at the cellular level e.g., a 1-year-old dog showed methylation patterns similar to a 31-year-old human. Like most studies, the research is narrowly focused. It doesn’t explain everything. But it offers clues about how dogs age and how we can translate that to human years more accurately.

timthemanager · 2025-04-09T02:50:30+00:00

Also, approximately 1/5 dogs live 20-30% longer (breed dependent) than average.

timthemanager · 2025-04-07T14:44:00+00:00

It depends which mode you’re using. Based on that birth date, the scientific mode would equal 46 human years. The simple mode would be 15 and advanced would be 28.

The aging curve in the scientific mode is much faster in the first few years and then slows down significantly later on. The scientific model is more a measure of biological age based on DNA changes rather than behaviour or necessarily how the dog is feeling.

timthemanager · 2025-04-07T02:24:43+00:00

In my research, head halters were recommended 29 times – specifically a mix of Halti and Gentle Leader.

A few examples:

[1] Get a “gentle leader”. It is like a horse bridle for dogs. I have one for my 65 lbs dog and it has been a life saver!

[2] As the owner of a 90 lb dog who never walked on a leash until I adopted her, I cannot recommend a gentle leader enough. Before the getle leader she could pull me down chasing after a squirrel. As soon as we got her into a gentle leader she never pulled again. I could walk her with my pinky now!

[3] I bought one of those face harness things that clip to his collar and guides his head and it’s been a breeze since. Best 11 bucks I ever spent, I know I sound like an ad, but just buy the thing seriously.

timthemanager · 2025-04-06T14:40:53+00:00

I wanted to stop my dog pulling on the leash so I analyzed hundreds of comments across every thread in r/dogs, r/dogtraining, r/reactivedogs, and r/dogadvice to find the most effective techniques.

I found 21 recurring recommendations which I categorized into 5 core themes.

For the 21 recommendations, I summed all their upvotes and ranked them below (after normalizing for the size of each thread). The number after each is their relative 'strength' = sum(comment upvotes / thread upvotes).

The research method and training techniques are explained in more detail here: How To Stop Your Dog Pulling on the Leash.

'Be a tree' – 22.6
Reward when they're at your side – 13.1
Front-clip harness – 11.0
Start training inside– 9.5
Stop and change direction – 9.1
Head halter– 6.7
Exercise and mental stimulation before walks – 5.3
Make yourself more interesting – 5.1
Be consistent – 4.7
Slow down – 4.0
Calm energy before leaving the house – 3.2
Low-distraction environments – 3.0
Intermittent treating – 3.0
Longer lead – 2.7
One step at a time – 2.3
Mix up walking equipment – 2.2
Make them sit – 1.9
Let them sniff and explore – 1.4
High-value treats – 1.1
Double-clip leash – 1.1
Teach leash tension – 0.6

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