Harris Rothaermel

a man without a mission is no man at all

@Duderichy you fix that by getting more data

> If fast, low-cost scanning existed and a strong culture towards people doing it regularly SCANS OFTEN CANT TELL BETWEEN CANCERS AND NON CANCERS LOTS OF PEOPLE END UP WITH UNNECESSARY TREATMENT FROM OVERSCANNING

@amphichrome_ spend the money, the peace of mind and personal growth is worth it (being able up fully control your own space unlocks the next stage of growth imo)

my mental health is much better living without roommates by my mental health is also better when I have more money!

asking twitter for financial + life advice: is it worth it for a 23 y/o to pay ~12% more of their total salary towards rent to be able to live alone. (~25-30% gross per yr total)

my plan for a second company if i ever got around to it was to spam an MRI on every corner, glad someone beat me to it

god i love the future

@cwamidon 33.886053, -118.446166

i’d like to see that geoguesser guy tell me where in the world we’re dropping in

@UrbanCourtyard What would it look like with a mix? 6 stories feels limiting across an entire city

Alexandria wants to use $135 MILLION in public financing to help a handful of institutional developers turn an old waterplant into another megaproject They could use public capital to build shared infrastructure and then subdivide the 19-acre site into MANY SMALL PARCELS and allow MANY different developers to build a fine-grained neighborhood (like right) Fund the remediation, streets, utilities, flood protection, parks, and waterfront public spaces publicly. Then create fine-grained blocks that can be built parcel by parcel by multiple developers, architects, and owners. With a great code, you can even facilitate the development of courtyard blocks that will allow middle-income families to live in the neighborhood as well as smaller households. Small parcels lower the barrier to entry for local and midsized developers. They allow buildings to evolve independently, create more architectural variety, support smaller commercial spaces, and distribute development risk across many actors. They also look better

@RokoMijic @Andercot whitehouse.gov/presidential-a…

@RokoMijic @Andercot ALARA and LNT got overturned, no longer applicable

Small modular nuclear reactors are a bad idea. They're a technological solution to a political problem (too much regulation of nuclear power). Nuclear reactors want to be big, because of the scaling of surface area and volume: you want more volume per unit surface area because surface area is a cost.

@powerbottomdad1 their ability to find ways to make it worse is impressive

can't get over this lol. they really called the government out for Not Adhering to the principles they laid out for governing... themselves. lmfao

who has the best instant quote lathe services?

goodnight

@WardoftheStates 1000 years of American Empire

This is why your ancestors believed in Omens and Portents. They understood what it meant to have the favor of the gods.

@xwanyex ✍️

Homeownership maintenance tip: write on everything. Write the installation date right on the unit. Write the breaker number circuit info on new wiring. Write the breaker number on the back of outlet face plates. Write on the junction boxes in the basement. Write the date on the furnace every time it's serviced.

@AustinTunnell any plans to bring these trades in house?

Getting close to topping out second building. It’s been tough. First month me and our Dir of Arch and Cons were on site daily 7:30am - 7:30pm with masons. 4 weeks straight. Had to lay stones for them, correct small details, put up leads—had to act as lead mason, essentially. Now our Superintendent and Field Tech know how to do these things which has freed me back up. But we are having to hold masons hands the whole way. We were supposed to be going faster with 2 simultaneous crews going, but 2nd crew got scared of trying. Along with 10+ other crews. We’ve rearranged schedule to make up some time elsewhere, but ultimately it’ll just be 6 weeks slower than we’d planned. On development side we’re okay; still going through equity, no bank debt yet so no unplanned interest. We’re in budget. And it’s looking freaking amazing—and word is getting out on lease up. But, this isn’t for the faint of heart. I get asked all the time “how to do this”. I tell most people don’t try. Unless you are really, really committed, and are willing to blow up your schedule and work 80 hour weeks just to keep it on track. Thankfully I have an amazing team and we are that committed. My goal is to make it easier over time. Train more masons, clear documented systems, etc. But when innovating, it is hard—and you have to make up for a lot with sheer effort. It’ll make the final product all the sweeter, knowing what went into it.

@orthodoxmason beautiful

Rule of Thumb: If it looks good midway through process, odds are it will look good at the end.

polish wedding dancing went to sunrise, i forgot the number of vodka shota i’ve had

@jffkey only $30?

@DeveloperHarris Nah bro it’s fucking expensive, steaks are 30 $. Usual meal is around 15-20, if it’s a good quality

poland is great, you order the most expensive thing on the menu and it’s like $15

@thewoolshire @JoshuaSteinman any rug plans on the roadmap?

The people who want cheap foreign wool are the same people who can't understand why there are only a handful of US wool mills left. You get what you fund. For forty years this country funded the foreign version. We are picking up what's left and rebuilding it.

@mincer_m 92 zl per drink?

@DeveloperHarris I wish this was true in Warsaw. A bit fancier bar will charge you $25 per drink.

just had a party of 20+ people grab drinks and some pizzas. $450

We built the world's largest cargo drone @poseidonaero