mtnGoat

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by mtnGoat 7y ago
exactly. it needs to be moved to the front sides of buildings, not the back alleys. my brother who is pretty anti-cannabis visited recently so i took him to a dispensary, his mind was changed once he saw how it was all being ran and that ru
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by mtnGoat 7y ago
I don't disagree with your points, but i would point out that better research in agri-science and more competitive markets has led to more issues in the supply chain. Are the heavy metals left from the nutes killing anyone? Not at the
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by mtnGoat 7y ago
The same pesticides that end up in cartridges came from the flower/material that was used. Flower can also have molds, bugs and other things that a good test would show and people who just "trust" flower would then smoke. Sti
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by mtnGoat 7y ago
They are already being spoofed. It's crazy moving between legal and illegal states, the amount of knowledge and safety involved change dramatically. Those in illegal states have no idea about proper packaging, that they should be able
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by mtnGoat 7y ago
You could even buy them on Amazon(up until a few days ago, havent checked lately.)
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by mtnGoat 7y ago
I think Ubers lockup expires November 6th. should be an interesting day to watch that stock.
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by mtnGoat 7y ago
fair question... $500k in measurable lowered AWS spend(cancelled RI's and end of term and never renewed). if i figured in salaries and was fair about it, id say about 80% of that was actual savings, 20% was related to costs involved wi
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by mtnGoat 7y ago
never thought of it this way. if it was laid out as a red/blue pill like that, i'm not sure what id take. i think once you are a billionaire the average person probably just assumes your not nice anyways, might as well triple up t
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by mtnGoat 7y ago
FWIW. It has worked great for us, saving us mid six figures per year or more. The savings keeps increasing as we figure out ways to move more of our workload over to Lambda, we are even running PHP there. Step functions, lambda, sns, sqs an
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by mtnGoat 7y ago
i dont think this works on public files though, does it?
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by mtnGoat 7y ago
i agree on this point. having highly specialized SMEs certainly helps with scale, for sure. iteration is slower at bigger companies but some of those teams are inventing wheels as they go. which requires slower movement than general web&#x2
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by mtnGoat 7y ago
as someone who has only worked on small teams, i thought this was normal. My current position is leading a small team, but we have interactions with a number of teams inside of FANG companies and it's amazing the limited amount of know
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by mtnGoat 7y ago
well when you moderate a group that big(for free, in your spare time) and have first hand experience you can speak to how they are handling things, otherwise its just another uninformed opinion. How else would you deal with threads that are
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by mtnGoat 7y ago
I would include the costs of what insurance pays, because it is in fact part of the cost of bringing a life into this world in the US. You are scratching to prove your point, and keep moving the mark. If you don't want to include what
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by mtnGoat 7y ago
ok the eating liver part caught me... i don't know that part. fill me in?
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by mtnGoat 7y ago
this is a strange cross roads. isn't it? my wife gave birth 18 months ago, we have good insurance and a lot of family that gave us a lot of stuff we needed as gifts. without that we would easily be on the very upper end of the 5 figure
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by mtnGoat 7y ago
Down voting it, doesn't make it any less true. Interesting response though.
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by mtnGoat 7y ago
Not joking at all. If you are being compensated to place a link, the reader should know. I think it's a fair law.
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by mtnGoat 7y ago
Isn't it required by Amazon Affiliate to have a warning on ALL pages that link back to Amazon using affiliate tracking? Isn't it also required by federal law as well?
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by mtnGoat 7y ago
i think that was a great choice and the same one i would have made. i think a lot of these companies try to leverage their name on your resume for their "owning" you, but i don't think that trade is fair at all.
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by mtnGoat 7y ago
This is not true at all, I am personal friends with a number of the mods, none of them are allowing bad behavior in that group and none of them promote bad behavior in the outdoors. And they certainly aren't sweeping anything under a r
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by mtnGoat 7y ago
She was aware of the risks, the area wasnt overly dangerous. She was waking on a ledge that crosses a cliff face, I've crossed it a few times, it's sketchy but "safe", in that dozens do it yearly without issue. It's
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by mtnGoat 7y ago
but how is the accuracy of your quicker timeline estimates? being faster isnt always the only important factor. however i disagree with your third paragraph, you have not solved any problems in the problem area you are raising money for, wh
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by mtnGoat 7y ago
Thanks for sharing. I will miss Ann, she was a great person.
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by mtnGoat 7y ago
You could die at any moment... I know two people that were killed by drink drivers, during the day, through no fault of their own. Why not enjoy the things that make feel alive, while you are alive? You might not be tomorrow.
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by mtnGoat 7y ago
Ann was a great lady, I will miss my conversations with her. I knew her as an awesome person to talk climbing with and trade beta, always held her in the highest regard. It wasn't hard to miss she was bright, I had no idea how bright u
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by mtnGoat 7y ago
all the time. if only the pay were half as good doing any of the things i would like to switch to. moving to the bottom and retraining, working my way back up doesnt bother me, but not being able to provide for my family to the best of my a
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by mtnGoat 7y ago
i concur, sending 22k an hour isn't very interesting nor difficult. I think the highest i've tuned a system to was about 1m per hour sustained for days and this was back in 02-03 era. we definitely burned out a few parts and upset
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by mtnGoat 7y ago
it wasn't always the morons in charge of biz, sometimes it's just bored morons in charge of things. bloat causes this.
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by mtnGoat 7y ago
Amazon Linux 2 still installs PHP5.4 as of yesterday.

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