Exuma

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by Exuma 6y ago
At high volume ROI is extremely consistent generally, but yes I imagine with lower volume stores it's much harder to determine that.
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by Exuma 6y ago
My biz partner would kill to have a 4-6% boost. If you're spending 100K+ a day on ads thats a significant ROI lift.
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by Exuma 6y ago
The video was hilarious.
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by Exuma 6y ago
You're safe. You have to compile the projects with Xcode
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by Exuma 6y ago
Yes, I would for your safety with anything even remotely dangerous, like electronics (I watch out even with a strainer which is just steel, but can be covered in loads of carcinogenic chemicals from china etc). I recently just got fooled ag
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by Exuma 6y ago
Yes, I actually quite literally fear for my life from factory chemicals or defects. A few years ago I saw a charger that was amazon's "best seller" and it had tons of 1 star reviews of peoples houses catching on fire...
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by Exuma 6y ago
I didnt mention anything about amazon's inclination to fix it. I said that it's pure garbage on amazon and it takes an astronomical amount of work to find NOT trash, and even after this many orders I still get fooled when using al
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by Exuma 6y ago
That's really cool. It makes me nostalgic for the innocence of the 90s in business and doing anything really... now everything is just copies of copies of low quality trash, where competition is super high and everything has been done
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by Exuma 6y ago
As someone with 2200 purchase on amazon over the last several years, you're definitely wrong. I have to use every trick up my sleeve to not get pure hot alibaba trash. It USED to be that amazon best seller items were good at least, and
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by Exuma 6y ago
AWESOME. Fortnite not following rules = good riddance. I don't want 528925 apps with different payment platforms and rules.
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by Exuma 6y ago
At one point I would think this is insane, but if they can get the "context" stuff working a little better I feel this would be insane... and somewhat plausible. I suppose you'd have to tie 3d models to the story though, that
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by Exuma 6y ago
Also curious
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by Exuma 6y ago
Ah i see, interestingly I don't ever write "text" or sentences in iterm so I dont usually have to delete by word or even skip by word. But this may help: https://medium.com/@jonnyhaynes/jump-forwards-back
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by Exuma 6y ago
How do we get a key? I "applied" by saying i'm interested in it however I have no idea if that has even 1 in 1000 chance of getting me approved :(
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by Exuma 6y ago
You can only jump by word, forwards and back, by holding the option key while using the arrow left and right. Backspacing however can be done by word by using c-w to delete back by word. Unfortunately this hotkey only works in terminal I th
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by Exuma 6y ago
I tested in both iTerm and Terminal and c-u for me deletes the entire line regardless of cursor... hmm
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by Exuma 6y ago
Because it allows you to type these hotkeys by moving your pinky 1 key to the left, which is orders of magnitude easier than the control key at the bottom left.
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by Exuma 6y ago
Ahhh yes, in that case I don't think there's a readline hotkey for that. However what I do is just command+backspace (no shift)
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by Exuma 6y ago
You might be confusing c-u with c-k? c-u deletes the entire line regardless of where the cursor is (in terminal). outside of terminal, c-a goes to beginning of line, and c-k deletes from the current cursor to the end of the line. Perhaps yo
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by Exuma 6y ago
I just rebind caps lock to control and it's perfect. I haven't legitimately used caps lock in probably years.
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by Exuma 6y ago
True, but c-k also works and so does, c-a, so with c-a, c-k you can get the same effect with not too much more effort.
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by Exuma 6y ago
I edited my post. You absolutely must rebind caps to control. One of the best changes I ever made, and I regret that I didn't add that to my post after so many people have seen it. Thanks for reminding me
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by Exuma 6y ago
I highly recommend everyone learn the readline keys. They apply everywhere, in chrome, messengers, etc. They're the most valuable hotkeys that I've learned other than learning vim. I set them as the Message Of The Day in my .zsh
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by Exuma 6y ago
Thanks, I'll check it out then.
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by Exuma 6y ago
Maybe it's semantics (I haven't read your link yet) but shame isn't similar to shyness, modesty or blushing to me. The later 3 are things I think are good things. Shame to me (maybe my definition isn't correct) is equiva
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by Exuma 6y ago
One emotion I don't understand is "shame." You made a mistake, just like everyone else on the planet. Get over it. You obviously have a good moral and ethical fabric, so at the end of the day that is all that matters. "S
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by Exuma 6y ago
The main reason I can think of would be when you have hundreds of workers accessing a DB but the DB only has a small connection limit, say 200 or something. You can have the workers access the connection through pgBouncer to bring that up i
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by Exuma 6y ago
Unfortunately its no longer maintained and his 2.0 branch is completely broken for me. I've been very stressed trying to find a que replacement, as almost all of my needs for job need ACID guarantees, and Sidekiq/Redis "best
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by Exuma 6y ago
Update - This afternoon we saw an outage across some parts of our network. It was not as a result of an attack. It appears a router on our global backbone announced bad routes and caused some potions of the network to not be available. We b
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by Exuma 6y ago
Aside from this one issue, is switching to 1.1.1.1 a good idea in your guys experience? Right now I just realized I hvae the DNS for my ISP which is probably how they inject bullshit 404 pages full of ads. What is the fastest/best publ

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