mtnGoat

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811.
by mtnGoat 7y ago
as if devs like that guy cant screw up projects in any other language. kind of juvenile comment IMO.
812.
by mtnGoat 7y ago
"That's very rarely the thought process in the real world when you're dealing with a production system though. Most developers who have the seniority and experience to make the call to upgrade something aren't just upgra
813.
by mtnGoat 7y ago
not sure i agree so much because its not showing things that are just starting to trend, which is where the real money is at... being in front of the ball rather then behind/beside it. best i can tell this service just shows you the se
814.
by mtnGoat 7y ago
yea, or just signing in with an email and password. not sure why everyone thinks they need to have perms to my other services just to user theirs.
815.
by mtnGoat 7y ago
make sure to take your hiking boots. crossing mountains is tough business.
816.
by mtnGoat 7y ago
yes they IPs were owned by them, they even indexed pages they were asked not to. :x
817.
by mtnGoat 7y ago
i have learned that a lot of terms, specially ones worth money, have been gamed in google for almost a decade. it's really not hard to do at all. If i know i am searching for a competitive term, i will sometimes try bing instead. it ha
818.
by mtnGoat 7y ago
I haven't put up a robots.txt in years, they are utterly pointless, IMHO. Even google doesn't honor them(nor did any of the others, like Alexa, for many years now). Read you web server logs, you'll see googlebot crawling page
819.
by mtnGoat 7y ago
I concur, that is what mine looks like. I work indoors, and out and its never even remotely looked as dirty as the one in the article. Maybe all these folks saying keyboards always break and that that amount of dirt is nothing are the ones
820.
by mtnGoat 7y ago
but does that person need to be a CEO? or could most of the day to day be managed by someone at a much lower rate. and then use the board/ceo to make directional and larger decisions. high level decision making is not needed all day ev
821.
by mtnGoat 7y ago
condemned only in the EU and the solution that was created did NOT help the consumer.
822.
by mtnGoat 7y ago
I believe there are still occasional whale hunts in the strait of juan de fuca, by the Makah Trube from Neah Bay.
823.
by mtnGoat 7y ago
yea, the fees are pretty high. but so are the fees on check cashing for the under banked.
824.
by mtnGoat 7y ago
I am aware of their popularity, but just because something is popular, doesn't make it correct.
825.
by mtnGoat 7y ago
Google has been restricting the mass creation of adgroups because it's bad practice, based on adspend. In other words if you aren't spending reasonable amounts on ad spend, this is not a good campaign structure if you want to use
826.
by mtnGoat 7y ago
Average HN commenter is bright enough to close their account year ago?
827.
by mtnGoat 7y ago
Nationless doesn't really exist in this case, whether they like it or not Facebook is still regulated by national laws of the jurisdiction they are incorporated in. As you are seeing now with US regulators considering stepping in. If t
828.
by mtnGoat 7y ago
Most hotel and airline miles allow for C. It might cost a fee to transfer them but that's the same with any monetary transfer. I can sell them as well on a few marketplaces online, so they have an agreed value as well. Most importantly
829.
by mtnGoat 7y ago
this is "who wants to be hired?" i think you meant to post in the "who is hiring?" thread.
830.
by mtnGoat 7y ago
two big sources you can buy video views from are google and facebook. they allow most of the same targeting as their other types of ad campaigns.
831.
by mtnGoat 7y ago
i can tell you i have insight into 9 figures worth of pay-per-click advertising on Google, Bing and FB yearly. pay per click is very much alive and well on these platforms.
832.
by mtnGoat 7y ago
its not a single event that should, its the overarching point of view from your CEO and such, along with a long list of violations that should make you question you morals.
833.
by mtnGoat 7y ago
I concur, this sounds more like someone trying to convince themselves that their morals are still intact and justify their decision. Certainly not changing my point of view. I guess drinking too much of the KoolAid does this to... maybe tha
834.
by mtnGoat 7y ago
I feel like IQ testing is kind of junk science anyways. Depending on which questions I get, my mood, mental sharpness on that say and such, Ive scored in the top couple percentile a few times, but i don't think its indicative of anythi
835.
by mtnGoat 7y ago
we tend to think anyone sliding around corners and squealing tires to be one as well. this driver wad doubling down.
836.
by mtnGoat 7y ago
If I worked at FB I'd seriously be considering my morals these days, and how important they are versus a cush job.
837.
by mtnGoat 7y ago
FWIW, I think most American's know that it's easy to get a doctor to give you just about any drug without much proof of needing it. if you go to the right doctors, you are pretty much just paying them to write a prescription, not
838.
by mtnGoat 7y ago
what type of whippers are you taking? if you are setting your protection closely enough and your belayer is not leaving lots of slack, you shouldn't be falling far enough on a static rope to kill you.
839.
by mtnGoat 7y ago
this makes perfect sense to me... there really aren't many that have died, maybe a couple dozen, so not much stat to draw info from. BUT they aren't always on the hardest routes, so the law of averages would dictate that they die
840.
by mtnGoat 7y ago
This sentences stuck with me and clearly illustrates how screwed, unhuman, and selfish hiring is in this business "No one acknowledges the fact that in reality, you’re about to dedicate up to 5 working days on this task, with the poten

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