Fine, the Hank Green.

I want to start looking at the sky with my kids. Would be nice to have something portable like the dwarflab mini. How would you rate it? Does it capture planets in some detail?

Not good for planets IMO as 150mm focal length and a small 30mm aperture. Binoculars or small desktop DOB is better with kids for planets. The mini is amazing for deep sky objects for the price

I ask it to write a plan and when it starts the work, keep progress in another document and to never change the plan. If I didn't do this, somehow with each code change the plan document would grow and change. Keeping plan and progress separate prevented this from happening.

I always have to think about "Eighty percent of success is showing up" when I read about participation trophies. I think it's a good idea to stimulate participation. "Winning" is something you only do if you participate a lot.

And using Claude with Cline, partially because of prompt caching, it's noticeably cheaper as well.

I see that the last commit was 2 years ago. Do you know any other alternatives?

I think an analogy could be made that you’re walking into a market hall because they promoted it. The stall owners will be paying to be part of that. It’s not that you’re property of the market hall, but you’re on their property and they will want to be paid.

Just remember that an A/C is also a heat pump. Lots of apartments around the world with A/C.

If we ever get to that point, could your 50 seater be easily equipped with that, or would you redesign it from the ground up?

So less and local and grass-fed?

Less absolutely (none is best) [0], local isn't that much better [1], grass-fed has its cons and pros [2].

[0] https://www.eurekalert.org/news-releases/917471

[1] https://ourworldindata.org/food-choice-vs-eating-local

Transport typically accounts for less than 1% of beef’s GHG emissions: choosing to eat local has very minimal effects on its total footprint

[2] https://foodrevolution.org/blog/grass-fed-beef-2021-update/