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by jetti 10y ago
Nice work. What host are you using? I'm re-writing http://www.csvformatting.com from Elm front-end only to a Phoenix app and wasn't sure where to host (probably will do something like Digital Ocean)
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by jetti 10y ago
You still need to gain weight in order to build muscle. Muscle development requires a caloric surplus.
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by jetti 10y ago
SSIS. Luckily I've moved teams so I'm done with SSIS but holy shit does that product suck. The running joke on my team is that it was built by interns. So many visual studio features just don't work despite it being in Visual
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by jetti 10y ago
Embarcadero would disagree with you.
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by jetti 10y ago
Do you have an Android or iPhone and did you get a new phone of the same type? If they were tied to your account on your previous phone (such as your google account) it is possible your ex had set it up before and you never noticed and when
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by jetti 10y ago
I don't know any shelter that gives animals away for free. It is typically very low cost compared to retail pricing on animals but they aren't free.
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by jetti 10y ago
What level are you applying for? What types of firms? Perhaps you should deal with a recruiter as that is how I was able to get into the industry.
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by jetti 10y ago
I would add that the only other real market related finance jobs (that I know of) are in Chicago. There is a large commodity and futures market there as well as the Chicago Board of Trade. I worked at a clearing company there and it was rea
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by jetti 10y ago
There are a few good things about IEX, especially the fact that you can get their real-time feed for free. The downside is that it isn't really free as you need to have servers that IEX auditors can visit at any given time, which means
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by jetti 10y ago
These are why I'm skeptical that OP's product could be free. DTN iQ charges almost $80 a month (which is truly cheap for real time data) where as amibroker charges more. The best rate I've seen for real-time data is $5/m
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by jetti 10y ago
I'm a little skeptical. I've looked into real-time data recently and have found it is quite expensive by which I mean several thousand a month with some platforms requiring a yearly fee of up to 20K. How are you planning to make m
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by jetti 10y ago
I work at a health care company in the US and I've seen many tattoos but they were only because they were sticking out of shirts (such as lower neck that was just above shirt when not wearing a collar) and not covered fully by the shoe
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by jetti 10y ago
Tattoos can be more than just fashion. I got one last year that is personal and symbolizes the hardships I've faced. It is a reminder that no matter how bad things get it is temporary.
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by jetti 10y ago
I use Zoho and really like it. It is free for up to 5 email accounts and allows custom domains. I use it as the email service for two of my domains that I actually need email for.
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by jetti 10y ago
Simple, find somebody else that is willing to bet the take the opposite view point and is willing to wager money. Basically, you are referring to pink sheets and you could do it through some brokers but it is hard to find people to actually
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by jetti 10y ago
I'm not the OP but I did create an LLC. I personally used LegalZoom to incorporate in Illinois. Some states have as low as $25 filing fee (from what I've heard) so services like LegalZoom may not be worth it. All in, it cost about
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by jetti 10y ago
I've wanted to learn COBOL and so I jumped at the opportunity to learn it at my old job. I enjoyed it quite a bit because of the challenge of learning a 25+ year old code base with no documentation on a product that literally ran the e
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by jetti 10y ago
COBOL 2002 has object orientation. I'm not sure how much it is used, but it has it.
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by jetti 10y ago
I have had one experience with Upwork and it was as a freelancer. It was bad. I ended up not being able to do the work because of health issues but the guy wanted to skirt the upwork rules in order to not have to pay through there. It would
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by jetti 10y ago
Yes. I used to look at /r/all but now I only do my front page with my specific subreddits that way I get rid of most of the crap
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by jetti 10y ago
Most aren't services but products and apps. Finding the services in a sea of products/apps is going to be more work than it is worth for a question like this.
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by jetti 10y ago
The problem with just linking to Indie Hackers is that most are not productized services but actual products. That means people are going to have to search through each business to try and find an actual productized service.
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by jetti 10y ago
When I want to think of ideas I take a look at Indie Hackers[0]. There are a bunch of interviews with founders that are making money (from a few hundred/month to a hundred thousand/month) with their products. [0] https:/&#x2F
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by jetti 10y ago
Docker AWS/GCE Machine Learning More AI Front End Web Development
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by jetti 10y ago
I live in the Chicago suburbs. My office is about 40 miles from my house and I take the train. All in my commute is about 1.5 hours each way. It isn't bad because I bring my laptop and work on side projects during that time on the trai
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by jetti 10y ago
One or two mandarin oranges and possibly beef jerky if I'm still hungry. I'm trying to lose weight so I want to eat something as filling but as low calorie as possible.
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by jetti 10y ago
Everybody makes mistakes, including bloggers. From my experience, if something is wrong or doesn't work your readers will let you know in the comments. Just be humble and ready to correct your mistakes and there should be no issues.
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by jetti 10y ago
Here are a few I can think of off the top of my head: * Tutor * Create some online content (ebook, course, blog) and either put ads on it or sell the content * create a side project that you want to productize (this will take more time and
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by jetti 10y ago
>Fear is a wonderful motivator. For me, deadlines are a motivator. I'm a horrible procrastinator but I do my best work right before a deadline
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CIM - ~10% dividend.

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