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6d ago
inStop selling case-ready pork as "dry aged" at the counter on 9th, I watched a guy pay $18/lb last Saturday
It's not just about getting old either. People act like aging is some smooth steady line going down but its really more like a series of sudden drops. You stay the same for years then one day you wake up and your knees hurt for no reason or you cant read your phone without holding it a mile away. The weird part nobody mentions is how it messes with your sense of time. Ten years ago feels like last week and last week feels like a blur. So when people talk about aging like its just wrinkles and gray hair theyre missing the whole head trip part of it.
7d ago
inStopped using masking tape on trim edges and my paint lines finally look sharp
Used to have the same lifting problem on the curved edges of fender flares, drove me nuts. What finally worked for me was just going way slower and pressing the tape down in small sections with my thumb, like an inch at a time instead of trying to lay the whole strip at once. Sounds dumb but the tape actually stays put when you do it that way, the heat from your hand kinda helps it grab. Also wiping the surface with alcohol first made a big difference, turns out a lot of my lifting was just dust and old wax. Curves are still a pain but at least I'm not chasing edges with a razor anymore.
8d ago
inThought bootcamps were a waste until a founder in Kitchener showed me his hiring sheet
What made you finally start looking past the degree line on a resume? For us it was a take home test that went bad, we gave one to a guy with a masters and he could not explain his own code, then a self taught kid walked us through a scrappy app he built to track his gym lifts and it was clean and worked. So we flipped the order, now I skim their projects first and the resume last. The one thing I would say is be careful with take homes, we switched to paid small tasks because asking for free work weeds out good people who just have jobs already. We also started asking for a link to one thing they built and a two minute story about what broke and how they fixed it, that tells you way more than any list of schools.