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1mo ago
inMy laser level finally got retired after that ceiling grid job
Man I feel you on the furnace thing. Did a basement job last winter where the homeowner had one of those old forced air units and every time it kicked on my laser line would jump a quarter inch, drove me nuts. Went through the same deal, re-marking and second-guessing myself til I just said forget it and snapped a line. Chalk line dont care about vibrations or drafts or nothing, it just works. My laser sits in the truck now unless Im doing a wide open room with no air moving. Funny how the old tools still beat the fancy ones when conditions get rough.
1mo ago
inPro tip: I stopped hand-tuning my neural net and let the optimizer do it, and my accuracy went up 4 points
Skip the manual tweaking and let the sweep find what you missed.
1mo ago
inDAE's rice go crunchy in the bottom of the pot because they turned the burner up to save time?
Yep, burnt rice is the worst.
1mo ago
inShoutout to the old timer who showed me the wire brush trick at PDX
Man, that dry brush trick is gold. Had a similar thing happen to me years ago on a fleet truck, some retired Navy guy watched me cussing at a fuse box and handed me a steel brush, said the same thing about scraping vs brushing. He was right, all that scraping just smears the corrosion around and makes it worse. Now I keep a cheap brush in every toolbox I own, even the little one in my trunk. It's one of those things where you think you know how to clean a connection until someone shows you the actual way.