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by client4 9y ago
Same. I have a Baikal miner and a number of RX 580's and GTX 1070's.
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by client4 9y ago
Thanks! I'm not hopeful for federal level privacy protections on par with the EU or even other states (Massachusetts being a leader in the US), so I think a state based strategy is the best bet. Especially in Montana as we have a cons
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by client4 9y ago
I actually wrote a House Bill for Montana in 2013 that would have been a pretty comprehensive privacy law for the state. My friend Dan tried his best to get it passed, but it was a bit too much new code for legislators to stomach. Thankfu
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by client4 9y ago
CEO - Full time, 6 (soon to be 8) people (Startup Internet Service Provider) Workday (highly variable) - [7:00] Wake up, read Reddit / HN, check email (I'm trying to change this habit, it takes too long - [8:15] Go to the office &
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by client4 10y ago
Montana, but I'm already here so life is great.
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by client4 10y ago
Nice! We will keep that in mind. If you find yourself in Helena feel free to come hang out at The Shop co-working space. More tech in Montana is awesome.
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Ask HN: What should I do with 120,000 Sq. Ft in Butte America?
4 points by client4 10y ago|2 comments
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by client4 10y ago
Hey! I run a new ISP in Montana. We're actually about to head to China to source more affordable fiber and OSP materials. If you want to chat we have a slack channel called #ispschool that has a bunch of ISP owners in it. http:&#x2
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by client4 10y ago
I came to say exactly this, though the article touched on a thing I've never understood: why is it embarrassing to take a job that pays? If I only had $30 for a week, I'd dig holes for minimum wage 10 hours a day if that's w
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by client4 10y ago
Bug: If you attack a grey base but don't take it over, on the next doubling round the grey base starts to increment.
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by client4 10y ago
Also, I have some feature requests. I should mention I'm already a fan of the product and will be trying it out for the next few weeks, and I'm also sure you're already developing some of these. * Mega List View: Collection
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by client4 10y ago
Hey! Awesome looking site and I'm looking forward to using it. My only request is when you do decide to monetize, that you pick a pricing strategy that doesn't cause me to stop using your product. I was using upwave.io until the
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by client4 10y ago
I wonder if the Bear reference is in relation to the other smaller SSL implementation in WolfSSL https://www.wolfssl.com/wolfSSL/Home.html
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by client4 10y ago
In Montana we're having success installing fiber, but we aren't outsourcing construction and using cheap electronics. I do wish we could use Google's set-top ONT though.
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by client4 10y ago
My company is participating in the new regulation crowdfund rules via WeFunder. It's been a more rigorous process than I expected. To raise over $100,000 we needed reviewed financial information. For an absolutely new company this w
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by client4 10y ago
While it's sad to see people being laid off, on the bonus side there are jobs elsewhere in the country that could use great engineers. I know in Helena Montana there are a number of companies looking for engineers. It's a great
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by client4 11y ago
Come to Montana. We have SoFi, Oracle, Vubiquity, Submittable, many other tech companies, and a great outdoor culture if you're into that.
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by client4 11y ago
Rather than recreate, they should see what Dashcoin is doing. IMHO Dash is the most progressive altcoin working to fix major issues found with Bitcoin.
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by client4 11y ago
We're working on an automated financial management system for our business. I co-founded an ISP and so far we've found quickbooks to be terrible, banking to not be fun, and small tedious processes multiplied are starting to take
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by client4 11y ago
I co-run an ISP in Montana that started out wireless (40/10) and now does FTTH (100/100 Mbps to 1/1Gbps). We don't see much difference between our wireless and fiber customers in terms of consumption at the moment. I a
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by client4 11y ago
Ah the closest Montana town for you would be Missoula then. http://www.factandfictionbooks.com/ + https://plus.google.com/105085381942018445206/about?gl=us&hl... + http://www.earcandymu
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by client4 11y ago
Some of our women have hair on their chest. We don't judge here, nor ask people to self censor in fear of offending someone.
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by client4 11y ago
That is a very good point. In my mind I was targeting those who are working on their own company, their own idea, no matter the cost, without accounting for those who would be working for them.
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by client4 11y ago
I'd argue that all it takes to start a company is a place to sleep and a good Internet connection (and good beer, but that's me). Also, fun fact, you could buy a house in Helena and pay less than your rent in NYC.
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by client4 11y ago
About smoking and drinking -- Montana has the most breweries per capita in the nation. I suggest you try drinking beer sometime as it may put hair on your chest ;)
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by client4 11y ago
I grew up in Kalispell! I'm glad you liked it though it's too bad you couldn't stay longer.
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by client4 11y ago
We work out the The Shop, a co-working space on Last Chance. Heck yes come and say hello! https://www.facebook.com/theshophelena
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by client4 11y ago
It depends on your salary requirements. Something a lot of people have trouble with is a massive pay cut on paper. A $150K job in San Francisco pays $65k in Montana. That said, the cost of living here is much lower while the quality of l
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by client4 11y ago
It's pretty awesome actually. Montana's in a lucky spot; our power company in the 90's got deregulated and decided they wanted to be the next WorldCom. They threw down a Billion dollars of assets down, went bankrupt, and no
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by client4 11y ago
Awesome! My renters are from Utah and collegiate Nordic Skiers. For ski jumping you'll have to trek to Bozeman/Big Sky or down to Utah.

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