mtnGoat

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by mtnGoat 6y ago
Based on the things I hear here, any FANNG will meet your needs. Most of the Google engineers here seam to brag about only working 8 hours a week.
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by mtnGoat 6y ago
This describes my great uncle. Got paid almost his entire life, to not grow wheat. Now his kids are slowly selling off the land, cause the government payments (welfare) isn’t enough to keep them all in mansions anymore. Too many greedy, laz
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by mtnGoat 6y ago
Isn’t that just another regular project they do at coding boot camps these days? I would guess every full stack developer should be able to do this after 3-4 months. Rewriting Twitter isn’t hard at all. It’s their scale that’s impressive.
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by mtnGoat 6y ago
probably more than I'd like to think. I'm sure there are a lot.
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by mtnGoat 6y ago
It also doesn’t account for all the locked btc due to theft, fraud or just the owner losing the key. I’d put it at half that, most btc never moves.
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by mtnGoat 6y ago
Except it can’t handle the transaction volume. Who writes these things?
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by mtnGoat 6y ago
Tech has created a culture of attracting this type. They aren’t here to solve problems, they’re here to be the next Zuck and anything else is failure.
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by mtnGoat 6y ago
I’m currently going through the same issue as their end users. Bought something based on an Instagram ad. It never arrived after 3 months. I contact PayPal for a dispute after finding the sellers Shopify site offline. The seller gave PayPal
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by mtnGoat 6y ago
Maybe if we let the speculators take the hit of losing it all when playing these games, they’d stop playing. But instead we stop it from happening and prevent the hard lesson from being learned.
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by mtnGoat 6y ago
Whatever happened to a free market in the land of the free? Every investor Should be aware of the risk that they could lose everything and that markets, whether we like it or not, are manipulateable. Let them run wild.
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by mtnGoat 6y ago
they just claim they are "job creators" and if they were fined it would force them to lay people off... then magically the public is behind them again because no one wants someone to lose a job. its a vicious circle that only bene
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by mtnGoat 6y ago
all decisions in the US are driven by dollars, and the guidelines are usually made by those that have a lot of dollars. so they create circular situations to benefit themselves.
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by mtnGoat 6y ago
but... have you ever gotten anyone useful and able to do anything for you on AWS exorbitantly priced support? in almost a decade, i havent. actually gotten more done tech related by calling the billing support, then i have through calling p
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by mtnGoat 6y ago
There is an old shipping container hidden behind our 7-11[0]. Only way to tell what it is, is by the excess venting and security. They popped up everywhere but no one knows what they are. Most are in really rundown, old, or temporary buildi
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by mtnGoat 6y ago
You’re right, that was aimed at the jeweler side of the market. I think the ones being made here are industrial.
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by mtnGoat 6y ago
If you don’t know at this point, I can’t explain it to you.
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by mtnGoat 6y ago
Where this article is about, Wenatchee, they were for the longest time paying below wholesale, that is changing rapidly. It was even partially subsidized, the power company used to cover the costs of upgraded utilities to your site, with no
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by mtnGoat 6y ago
Alcoa owns 24-26% of a very large hydroelectric dam in Wenatchee Washington. It’s more profitable to sell their power shares then to run their plant, so the largest(also one of the best paying) employer in town shuttered their plant to sell
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by mtnGoat 6y ago
That’s my town! And it’s actually totally unnoticeable, 98% of people in town have no idea. The real only effect it had on most citizens were the fires that got started at a few mines, from electrical overloads. Now it’s a big pain if you w
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by mtnGoat 6y ago
I’m not a fan. Kinda creepy.
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by mtnGoat 6y ago
$25 is not enough to prove anything. Statistical significance is important.
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by mtnGoat 6y ago
Rooted boxes on residential IPs make great proxies for this. And they are cheap.
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by mtnGoat 6y ago
This is a real problem! I think Shopify is starting to keep rolling reserves to combat it too. So they are switching to other payment methods.
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by mtnGoat 6y ago
No specific resources, but I’ll give you a tip that has turned around a lot of campaigns and helped a number of clients figure it a profitable FB advertising strategy. Offer something free, like an ebook, webinar, etc. and gather email addr
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by mtnGoat 6y ago
Attribution adds another messy metric. I’ve had many transactions claimed by multiple advertising platforms. Yikes. And ROAS is Google’s main measure of return, it’s a poor metric because it has nothing to do with profit.
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by mtnGoat 6y ago
i think one thing the author is missing is that power is much easier and cheaper to transport than either food or water. the best places to grow food are not always near people and a lot of unused land has reasons for its state. installing
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by mtnGoat 6y ago
Google voice is a better option, costs wise. You can port numbers in.
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by mtnGoat 6y ago
I can get thousands of valid phone numbers for temporary use in 15 minutes. I’d say they are both about equal. No one needs quadrillions of anything, thousands is enough to do 99% of tasks.
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by mtnGoat 6y ago
Facebook did something shady? I know most of the stuff coming out these days is in the past, but I really hope they are turning the corner and starting to act like they poses a spine and want anything but more dollars. Otherwise I see a dar
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by mtnGoat 6y ago
im glad someone said it!

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