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xXemokidforeverXx@lemmy.world to Ask Lemmy@lemmy.worldEnglish · 3 years ago

What niche subject do you know a lot about?

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What niche subject do you know a lot about?

xXemokidforeverXx@lemmy.world to Ask Lemmy@lemmy.worldEnglish · 3 years ago
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    Compost

  • MouseWithBeer@iusearchlinux.fyi
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    Bollards, roads signs and other road signalisation. It is honestly a problem.

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      what’s your favourite type of bollard and why?

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        I am a big fan of the Slovenian/Austrian combo snow pole+bollard. I think they are such a clever thing for places where it snows enough to cover the actual bollard and doesn’t require workers to drag around a bunch of snow poles every winter, they just gotta pull them out.

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          What’s the reason to not just have the pole permanently attached on top, instead of retracting?

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            Honestly I can’t give you a proper answer here. I never actually thought about it before so I just looked up the Slovenian law about it (I don’t speak German so I didn’t bother with the Austrian one) and I couldn’t find anything that specifically says that the snow poles must/can’t be there between XY dates (just a bunch of stuff about how they gotta be positioned). If I had to guess it is a mix of these things:

            • Aesthetics
            • Visibility
            • Giving the road workers something to do
            • It is how it has always been done. Before these combo bollards became a thing and in places they still haven’t replaced the old ones they still add/remove a full on wooden snow pole next to the bollards every year.

            There might be some other reasoning for it too, but this is what comes to mind as possible options.

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    • VediusPollio@lemmy.world
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      I work in a museum space. Any recommendations for implementing various forms of holography to create interesting exhibits?

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          Sounds pretty involved, but I might have to experiment with this. Thanks for the info! I’m going to start researching a bit more, and see if I can squeeze some R&D funds from work.

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            • VediusPollio@lemmy.world
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              These are the types of hobbies I can get behind! Update me/us in the future whenever you create anything cool. That’s the type of content Lemmy needs!

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    Grammar

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      .

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    Lord of the Rings. Not as much as the insanely awesome folks who memorized the Silmarillion, but I know a lot about The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings.

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      Username checks out

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    The history of food culture in Asturias in northern Spain.

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      I surfed the north coast of Spain many years ago, and the food was epic. I never forget that trip. Where can I learn more of the Asturian food history?

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        I write about it in English at https://eatingasturias.com, assuming self promotion isn’t a terrible sin here

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    Current Canadian politics.

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    Sexual kinks

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    GIS (Short for Geographic Information Systems)

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      My brother had expressed interest in this, but I don’t entirely understand what it means. Would you give me a brief eli5 overview maybe?

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          Thanks, this was helpful! It seems then that it’s a bit of a broad field with a lot of different applications. Do you work in the field? What does a typical workday typically entail!

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    Depends on your definition of “a lot,” but I know a fair amount about Star Trek

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    Medieval European building techniques, specifically heavy timber framing and lime plaster

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    The TV show Big Brother.

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    The appearance and behavior of quite a few types of cancers

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    Car painting and repairs, high end wholesale bicycle market from 2009-2017

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