mtnGoat

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by mtnGoat 5y ago
Something something about goats. ;)
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by mtnGoat 5y ago
No. It’s called hot linking.
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by mtnGoat 5y ago
Folks that come from over funded and over engineered companies don’t know this. Because they haven’t experienced it, it’s simply not possible to them. If you have money to burn, you do so. My company has grown 15x in the last few years and
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by mtnGoat 5y ago
I spoke with an engineer working on a job site near Seattle for a tech company, their soil stability test holes kept failing inspection but they were allowed to keep retrying in other areas. It took 15 tries to get a sample that would pass,
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by mtnGoat 5y ago
Interesting, I didn’t know that. Thank you.
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by mtnGoat 5y ago
Gem and glass faceting. Would also like to learn knapping and more about blacksmithing, but hard to find someone to learn from around here.
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by mtnGoat 5y ago
A piano, if not cared for. Is literally just a liability after a while. Most people have to pay to get them taken away. I wouldn’t consider this an indicator of the art dying. Cars go to junk yards too, but cars aren’t dying.
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by mtnGoat 5y ago
Not really advice per se, but: none of us has it figured out, most of us are lost and at least somewhat unhappy when we are honest about it. You just have to learn to cope with and embrace this fact, and learn to love the chaos that is life
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by mtnGoat 5y ago
You usually have to vest over years to get full value out of that “immediate equity” you are referring to. And in that time a stock can tank. Still a risk. Albeit smaller.
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by mtnGoat 5y ago
This kpi driven decision making persists across VC funded start ups everywhere. Gotta keep those investors happy so they pony up for the next round. Whatever kpi you sold them on, is all that matters now.
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by mtnGoat 5y ago
You forgot to add “yet” to the end of the sentence. It will be a problem. ;)
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by mtnGoat 5y ago
I wonder how this collapse is going to affect insurance rates for other buildings build on terribly unstable land. Engineers are well aware of this risk, but now that it’s happening and it’s real, they will calculate it differently, I think
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by mtnGoat 5y ago
I deal mostly in PHP and never thought that making API requests was hard. Am I lost? The hard part is dealing with the fact that APIs are not standardized, even within the same company.
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by mtnGoat 5y ago
It’s seems very right to share what I have first hand experience with. Seems silly to look at it any other way. I just wanted to state that I am aware these dozens of people I know don’t speak for all union members, but my first hand experi
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by mtnGoat 5y ago
Every single person I know either hated their Union because it does nothing positive for them except collect money. Or they hate it because it protects terrible workers from being fired and prevents any discipline. One of these people runs
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by mtnGoat 5y ago
I often wonder… are they doing this protect people/workers or to extend their power and grow their business? ( yes a Union is a business and it has bills and high paid execs, like any other)
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by mtnGoat 5y ago
Interesting, I was always told they work their engineers to the bone and then replace, hence the lower average tenure.
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by mtnGoat 5y ago
Many? What percentage I wonder? Through my last job for over a decade I had access to thousands of sex workers, many in Germany. I will attest, on everything I own, not a single one was doing it against her will. I do not doubt there are so
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by mtnGoat 5y ago
reads to me like an article about how you overpaid and overthought the change of a logo. to something that looks like two sperm fighting over an egg. :)
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by mtnGoat 5y ago
from all the reading i do here, you would be a great fit at Google, every G employee here seems to talk about barely working. :x
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by mtnGoat 5y ago
when this happened to me, they didn't send the letter certified and misspelled my name on the letter(which gave away who sold my info to them). Thus, by my reckoning, i never got the letter and was unaware, though i did know they were
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by mtnGoat 5y ago
Sure, if you want to pick and choose what to count. Regardless, there are many, saying there are not just shows you aren’t a php dev.
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by mtnGoat 5y ago
pretty clever! on page 12, i think you mean "streams" rather than "seams". no? also, the page title is "gently down the steam", is an R missing?
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by mtnGoat 5y ago
i use PHP CLI tools all the time, they exist. composer as an example.
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by mtnGoat 5y ago
rumor has it the ganja hauled out and sold back in Berkley partially financed the startup costs of a number of now large outdoor equipment companies. as well as trips to europe for american climbers to climb in the alps and really step up t
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by mtnGoat 5y ago
I believe there was a US based company doing it at one point but they went out of business.
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by mtnGoat 5y ago
looks like a cool solution. having researched these tools very recently, i will say, the pricing is very high. there are other offerings on the market for $0.50 per look up and only bill you if its a positive lookup.
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by mtnGoat 5y ago
ive learned that almost any keyword related to sale-able products has been gamed on Google. all i see are affiliate links and people that keep track of which format to build their website in, that google likes this week. more importantly, w
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by mtnGoat 5y ago
Was this “regional market adjustment“? They do that with hard to get models. Try getting a TRD Pro in a limited edition color. Most dealers will mark them up a lot. They sell at these prices, so I guess the market is doing its thing.
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by mtnGoat 5y ago
perfect, thank you.

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