mtnGoat

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   by mtnGoat 6y ago

   Making mountains out of mole hills, IMHO. Streaming at large scale isn't hard, you just gotta do it. Certainly wasnt the hardest problem I've worked on. All of this is now easy as ever to solve, AWS can transcode, you don't e
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   by mtnGoat 6y ago

   in the united states, this is the correct answer. sadly.
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   by mtnGoat 6y ago

   Interesting, and a good start, but none of that info is hard to come by, basic irs and census data. I think I would need more then some basic public stats to make good investing decisions... For instance help on how does one use all those n
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   by mtnGoat 6y ago

   I guess they are only looking for silent partners? ;)
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   by mtnGoat 6y ago

   I have something fun to try in the kitchen this week, good info, thank you!
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   by mtnGoat 6y ago

   I smother mine in tartar sauce. ;)
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   by mtnGoat 6y ago

   Not gonna lie, fish sticks are a guilty pleasure of mine. :)
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   by mtnGoat 6y ago

   "Is our society structured in a way which encourages people to make less than the greatest contribution they could?" Is this a serious question? I feel like anyone with a conscious can safely answer this with a resounding "Ye
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   by mtnGoat 6y ago

   For good reason though, a lot of big tech kind of burned their trust wholesale to increase valuation.
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    by mtnGoat 6y ago

    at least one of them seems to just he hiring every reasonably talented fresh grad they can indoctrinate before they get any morals, ethics or know-better. :X
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    by mtnGoat 6y ago

    Healthcare is really hard to sell into, that is why a few companies own so much of the paying field. The hospital system I worked for had 2,4 and 5 year cycles for their contracts, so things didn't the often and vendors had to be aroun
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    by mtnGoat 6y ago

    Because public speech's make one an expert? How many Google api have you consumed, I'm guessing few, or you'd know what I'm talking about.
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    by mtnGoat 6y ago

    Actually he was employed by Google when he gave that speech at Google.... So I'd call it a Google speech.
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    by mtnGoat 6y ago

    My bad, I misread, it was given at Google. Guess their engineers didn't listen. :x
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    by mtnGoat 6y ago

    I laugh at that as an job application requirement and move on. Anyone thinking a look at a GitHub profile will prove skill, is sadly mistaken and not sometime if want to work with. Considering most code is property of employers, nothing to
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    by mtnGoat 6y ago

    I dunno how much I'd trust a Google speech about api design. Few of their API follow the same rules and most are horrendous to work with. It's the wildwest over there.
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    by mtnGoat 6y ago

    this wouldnt suprise me, i remember back when i was working with adult content, we couldnt sell subscriptions over a certain price, even if they were for years. i think this rule is still in place.
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    by mtnGoat 6y ago

    I always wonder how many of these are just bought by shady companies to install spyware and such. Seems like something easy to duplicate for anyone with funds. Unless they aren't in the business of building and running apps. I know at
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    by mtnGoat 6y ago

    They do the same to Lego, which sucks because it actually damages the resale value for collectors. Oddly, Lego damages their own stuff too, no way to guarantee uncrushed boxes I guess.
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    by mtnGoat 6y ago

    I've often wondered the same thing.
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    by mtnGoat 6y ago

    Both people I know whom were parties of federal prosecution for fraud, said the feds numbers were actually very very low. Both were 8 figure issues.
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    by mtnGoat 6y ago

    I wonder if the PETG case is as strong as a pelican. They are well proven pieces of equipment with good market, bring able to 3d print something of equal strength is a game changer.
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    by mtnGoat 6y ago

    And they love to do so without much or any notice to developers.
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    by mtnGoat 6y ago

    This makes me so happy. As someone who works in the advertising sector, I'm happy to hear the bells tolling for the creepy tracking companies.
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    by mtnGoat 6y ago

    Every project I've worked in, got rid of mongo once they grew to any reasonable size due to cost and maintenance overhead. It's not a hindrance for small projects, but becomes a pain at scale in my experience. Based on that I&#x27
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    by mtnGoat 6y ago

    It's about time this happened. My step mother worked for FEMA for decades and used to talk about all the wasted money going into rebuilding stuff, they knew would go away. All federally funded.
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    by mtnGoat 6y ago

    You think Abode is bad, try cancelling any recurring billing from Google, even when fraudulent. A CC of mine was compromised and a YouTube premium account was made. I've changed my card number three times, yet somehow Visa let's t
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    by mtnGoat 6y ago

    I'm all for normalizing pay, then all the talent won't go to the Bay, stack cash, then move back to middle America? Worth it determined by the market, of course.
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    by mtnGoat 6y ago

    Industrial Carrie farming has additional costs. Like wise they need to be transported, butchered, packaged, etc. This adds cost.... Your dad's break even is still losing money for anyone doing this as a business.
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    by mtnGoat 6y ago

    Misleading title posted by a throwaway? Hmm.