No build new features like a whirlpool first, we havn't gotten the time or the manpower to deal with this concern of yours the client is only paying us to add the whirlpool.
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deck debt
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gives it a good pat
Yeah, that's not going anywhere.
I like how they have a thicker piece of wood for holding up the roof than for holding up the deck + roof.
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The bend in those 2x2s is disturbing.
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Just needs a couple of steel shelf brackets like this. That should do it. Steel is really strong, you might think you could bend these with your hands, but you couldn't.
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Also: no ledger board on the house side of that deck. Even with proper post support, it's still a widowmaker.
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”If it works don’t fix it.”
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I suggest an empirical approach. Try having ten people jump up and down simultaneously on the balcony. That will quickly determine, if any action is required.
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If I understand wood and math correctly then 2 x 2 equals 4. So that is 4 inches of solid wood for support. You should be okay. /s
If it doesn't fix, work it
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programmer decides to clean up tech debt *
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Deck fails completely *
This is NSFW!
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Illustration aside… this would just be considered a weeks worth of bug clean up by modern code standards.
Aka how divorced code is from reality.
Maybe it gets fixed with a hackathon!
Otherwise fuck off, you don’t understand our code architecture.
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Peak YouTuber body.
You should borrow galvanized square steel from your aunt
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