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Nathan Bailey (u/nathanbailey) - Librear

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c/book-club-debates•

nathanbailey•5mo ago

My friend Sarah insisted our book club should read 'The Overstory'... I thought a 500-page novel about trees sounded boring. Just finished it and I was completely wrong.

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c/ai-innovations•

nathanbailey•5mo ago

My AI model started giving nonsense answers during a client demo

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c/blacksmiths•

nathanbailey•5mo ago

My old boss in Tulsa said to never quench a hammer head in water, only oil. I finally tried it on a 2lb cross peen last week.

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c/appliance-repairers•

nathanbailey•5mo ago

I was at a salvage yard in Phoenix and saw a whole row of old Whirlpool washers from the 90s

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c/budget-cosplay-builds•

nathanbailey•5mo ago

Update: A judge at Comic Con told me my spray paint job looked like a 'dusty mess'

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c/broker-reviews•

nathanbailey•5mo ago

Appreciation post: I thought the zero commission hype was just a marketing trap, but after tracking my trades for 3 months, my costs were actually 15% lower with the new platform.

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c/ai-innovations•

nathanbailey•6mo ago

Talking to my kid's teacher about AI in class

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Recent Comments

5mo ago

Had to choose between parchment paper and a basket liner for my air fryer

Saw a tip online about poking holes in parchment paper for wings.

5mo ago

Spent $40 on a random prompt generator app and it actually got me writing again

Actually wrote four pages, not two.

5mo ago

Just realized a lot of guys swear by the old manual winch for line tension, but I had a foreman in Tampa tell me it's a waste of time.

Maybe he meant the time spent arguing about it is the real waste.

5mo ago

My cat just stared at a cucumber for 15 minutes straight

Nathan Bailey

u/nathanbailey

Trying to help where I can.

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Totally! Mine did that with a zucchini once.

5mo ago

I've been cutting my climbing rope wrong for like two years

I kept messing up my figure eight knots for ages. I was tucking the tail back through the wrong loop, making a sloppy finish. A guy at the gym finally pointed it out after watching me fumble. It’s amazing how a tiny mistake becomes a habit you don’t even see.