Do It Yurtself

Post by jszymborski » Sat, Sep 21, 2019, 4:56 AM UTC

oh_sigh wrote: post #16

starpilot wrote: post #7

Some terrible, hyper-critical comments so far. A 3d-printed concrete cube with a fridge full of Soylent would be vastly more efficient for productive techies. Can't we just admit that this is an incredibly creative hybrid of old & new. The end result is breathtaking.

I think people are turned off by the near professional quality of the photos for some reason. The one of the guy using the router in slo mo could be out of a Craftsman commercial.

Post by fouc » Sat, Sep 21, 2019, 5:00 AM UTC

oh_sigh wrote: post #16

starpilot wrote: post #7

Some terrible, hyper-critical comments so far. A 3d-printed concrete cube with a fridge full of Soylent would be vastly more efficient for productive techies. Can't we just admit that this is an incredibly creative hybrid of old & new. The end result is breathtaking.

I think people are turned off by the near professional quality of the photos for some reason. The one of the guy using the router in slo mo could be out of a Craftsman commercial.

Post by fastbeef » Sat, Sep 21, 2019, 5:09 AM UTC

justinator wrote: post #30

BooneJS wrote: post #10

How do you stay warm in the winter? The drafts must be intense.

The photos of the wood stove may be a clue.

Post by ehnto » Sat, Sep 21, 2019, 5:12 AM UTC

irrational wrote: post #23

lostlogin wrote: post #11

There is reference to the posters taking a week of peace to help out. How much leave is the statutory minimum? Is just one week common?

There is no law regarding time off. At my work I get 10 fixed days (christmas, thanksgiving, etc.) + 1 day per pay period - so about 36 business days off a year. However, the days can roll over from year to year and I hardly ever take time off because I enjoy working. I currently could take off about 3 months of paid vacaton. Every 5 years I get a 6 week paid sabbatical.

Post by jalgos_eminator » Sat, Sep 21, 2019, 5:15 AM UTC