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@@ -20,8 +20,9 @@ splashed messily in the center of the pond while a lone stork looked on with
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the mix of judgement and reservation typical of the species.
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It was the first time I had left so late. I'll visit again tomorrow,
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hopefully I'll be able to get better pictures.
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I saw a few more around 17:00 walking around the pond after work. Some regu-
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lars: an anhinga drying her wings after a swim; a flock of mallard hens following
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I saw a few more around 17:00 walking around the pond after work. Some regulars:
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an anhinga drying her wings after a swim; a flock of mallard hens following
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in case I had food; a tricolor heron, as flighty as if I were standing over it,
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and pointing a gun instead of my phone's camera; but I also saw a beautiful
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great blue heron (_Ardea herodias_)---which, despite the wide berth I gave it,
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@@ -32,6 +33,7 @@ today. They have absurdly large feet, moorso the juveniles.\*
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\*The common gallinule was formerly known as the common moorhen, only split from
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the Old World species (_Gallinula chloropus_) in July 2011. It may still be more
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widely known as "moorhen" , thus the pun.
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Today was a good day---I've been at this for a while, one second...
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## 2025-10-31 19:48 --- Late Friday Evening, Halloween btw
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I've been trying to be alone with my thoughts more
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recently. It's almost bizarre how working in silence
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for an hour makes the thought of music or an audio-
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book seem overstimulating, It feels right, though.
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for an hour makes the thought of music or an audiobook
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seem overstimulating, It feels right, though.
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To want to converse with myself rather than let my
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superego be drowned out by appealing sounds or a
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fantasy story I've already heard, or obscure facts
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@@ -24,10 +25,11 @@ about a game I've never played and never will.
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I still relapse, of course, a lifetime (albeit
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a short one) of unhealthy interaction with computers
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will do that, but I'm making quick -progress.
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will do that, but I'm making quick progress.
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I watched a video yesterday that suggested that
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it might be my growing understanding of computers
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rather than my self discipline-that's lead to this
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rather than my self discipline that's lead to this
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change in the dynamic between me and them. That,
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in understanding _how_ they function, I've turned
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them from _devices_ into _things_, which lack
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@@ -71,11 +73,9 @@ when I noticed a strange paragraph:
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This analysis of 334.12(A)(2) is flawed.
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Based on
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* [[nfpa-70_100_definitions#Exposed (as applied to wiring methods).]]
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* [[nfpa-70_100_definitions#Dwelling, Multifamily.]]
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Based on the [[nfpa-70_100_definitions|Article 100]] definitions
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of [[nfpa-70_100_definitions#Exposed (as applied to wiring methods).|exposed]]
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and [[nfpa-70_100_definitions#Dwelling, Multifamily.|dwelling]],
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[[nfpa-70_334_nm-cable#334.12(A) Types NM and NMC.|334.12(A)(2)]]
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can be paraphrased as follows:
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@@ -88,8 +88,8 @@ The prohibition of 334.12(A)(2) _never_ applies to apartments or condos,
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And only applies to hotels and dormitories on a basis of AHJ interpretation
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(See [[multi-family-dwellings#Are Hotels Multifamily Dwellings?]]).
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It's unclear to me if this a misunderstanding
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or a [[heuristics|rule of thumb]] to cover the case
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It's unclear to me if this a genuine misunderstanding
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or just a [[heuristics|rule of thumb]] to cover the case
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that guestrooms are not interpreted to be dwelling units.
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If it's the latter, I believe it's far too conservative
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to be used whole-cloth on all estimates.
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title: 2025-11-13
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---
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# 2025-11-13
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## 2025-11-13 08:03
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I was thinking about recent critiques of my writing style
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and how they don't really apply to my speech,
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even though I don't imagine myself approaching them differently.
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I imagine I _would_ speak like I write,
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but that to use the same constructions
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would require a level of forethought
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that I'm not capable of under the pressure of conversation.
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## 2025-11-13 08:19
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I'm still working on articulating
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my main difficulty in the transition
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from Ace to PDI estimating.
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At a high level,
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it's that our process is built on _instrumental_ methods,
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but that it is frequently judged from a _realist_ perspective.
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See [[realism-vs-instrumentalism]].
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There may be a more accurate way to state this.
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[[2025-11-10#2025-11-10 11 14]] may be an example of a similar issue,
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where instrumental methods are presented as if they were realist,
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causing confusion when the methods are,
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as judged from a realist perspective, wrong.
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