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Like the post title suggests, I'm seriously considering setting up an outdoor sauna in my back yard. I've consulted r/Sauna and I think an electric heated version would be ideal for convenience but I do wonder if an electrically heated sauna could keep up with our cold temperatures in winter here? I'm sure that on the -40C days it'll struggle, but for more typical -15 to -25C days, I wonder if electric heaters can do the job.

So, what has your experience with outdoor sauna in Saskatchewan been? Can electric heaters get an outdoor cedar sauna up to temp in the 80 - 90C (176 - 194F) range in winter here?

Hi,

When I was purchasing a set of summer wheels for my 2021 TRD Off-Road (I use the stock wheels with my winter tires) it took me a bit of time to figure out which TPMS sensors to purchase and how I'd set this up. I wanted to summarize my experience here in case it's helpful for anyone.

Goals: full set of wheels I can change out twice a year and have the wheel air pressure work correctly each time so that my wife doesn't get freaked out with dashboard lights on that she doesn't expect.

The most useful info I found was from u/MtnSlyr (THANK YOU!) with this comment:

Here’s advice from experience. 4Runner from ‘21 onw

I’m looking to purchase some after market wheels for my ‘21 TRD Off Road model. I think I have some options picked out that I like and are reasonably priced, but I’m not sure what to make of the wheel load ratings. Any help would be appreciated.

The wheels are rated for 1,739 lbs, which seems low compared to some of the heavy duty off road wheels, but I’m never going to actually go off roading. This vehicle is for winter driving in a northern climate for me. When I do the math based on 6,300 lbs gross vehicle weight, these wheels seem adequate, but definitely lower than what I’m seeing recommended in off road forums.

Are these wheels safe? I do pull a 1,500 lbs fibreglass trailer from time

As I write this, BETH trades on Binance for about 0.93 ETH. I’m still learning about staking and I understand that I can hold onto my BETH until ETH 2.0 and then exchange 1:1 BETH for ETH. I could also buy 1 BETH for 0.93 ETH and then seems like I could hold this until that time, gaining staking rewards and then convert this to ETH. It almost seems to good to be true!

I’m a little curious about what explains the discount? My best guess is that the discount of 0.07 reflects the expected return that one receives with BETH staking rewards delivered daily. Combined with uncertainty around the date of ETH 2.0, does this sound right to anyone else?

This post from last year gives an overview of a number of conferences in 2021.

Did you attend any of the conferences listed in the previous post? How was it? Would you attend again?

What upcoming conferences are you looking forward to in the next year?

Looking for leads on great SK designers making “Every Child Matters” shirts or other designs for Orange Shirt Day. Share in the comments any links to local Saskatchewan artists that are selling their designs. I’ve found lots of great ones from outside the province and curious if there are any local artists or businesses to support.

EDIT: thanks for all the input. I ended up getting a couple from Encore Graphic Design on Etsy and I’m excited for them to arrive. Finding child sizes was much more difficult and I had to open my search criteria on Etsy to do it. Some great options below for anyone looking

I have a pair of Fila Krusty skates that I used to ride in the 90s and early 2000s. They are okay skates, IMO, but I have little experience with other models. I’ve always felt that these skates held me back a bit for street stuff.

Anyway, recently saw a pair of Fila aggressive skates on eBay for ~$500. If that’s the case, I’ll sell and upgrade to a newer USD skate. But, if they really are worth $500, then maybe I just don’t know what kind of amazing skates I have sitting in the garage?

I'm a data scientist at a medium sized financial company. Lately we've gotten quite concerned about customer privacy in data science and analytics, and while I have a high level of personal ethics on the topic, I'm not familiar with what is typical at other companies in how the privacy of customers is handled while doing data science tasks.

For internal data science projects, how do you reconcile the need to restrict access to some personally identifiable information with the need for as much data as possible in a model? Do you have names/addresses hidden to most by default with an exception process for when this information is needed?

How is consent handled normally? Does a data scientis