mtnGoat

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by mtnGoat 7y ago
last time i did the math an average deer offsets something like $425 worth of beef, and that was a conservative estimate. i know road kill tends to have a bit of damage, depending on the impact area, in any case thats a lot of meat to waste
842.
by mtnGoat 7y ago
As a Washing State resident, I am happy to see our state leading the charge in these kinds of efforts.
843.
by mtnGoat 7y ago
its a war of attrition... keep taking the leaves and limit the plants ability to perform photosynthesis, it will run out of energy and wither at some point.
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by mtnGoat 7y ago
Its not that far fetched of an idea IMO, considering there is talk in the government about braking AMZN up, buddying up to the GOV might be a good defense against that.
845.
by mtnGoat 7y ago
all i picked up from your original comment was... its ok to think animals don't have souls because then we can torture them and call it science? And the first person to make that leap should be applauded? sorry, i don't subscribe
846.
by mtnGoat 7y ago
are we trying to justify torture? i can think of some others doing similar things that were jailed and not applauded. if we do it for science its ok? or only sometimes?
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by mtnGoat 8y ago
Other Washington markets are ripe for this activity though. Lot of money is exiting the Seattle area and buying homes in the rest of the state.
848.
by mtnGoat 8y ago
i think this is a perfect example of: ideas mean nothing, execution means everything. you had the idea, but they had the connections(VC, industry, etc) and knowhow to execute on it faster and bring it to market faster. Sad, but this is the
849.
by mtnGoat 8y ago
search google, this experiment has been done a few times. You can get the required caloric intake for an adult for under $30 per month. it's not the tastiest of food and it'll be mostly the same, but it can be done.
850.
by mtnGoat 8y ago
well unfortunately the US justice system is the one they are going to have to deal with. you don't really get a preference in such things.
851.
by mtnGoat 8y ago
but you're saying it would be negotiated, which would mean it's theoretical until those are complete. therefore we can not take todays stock price and multiply it by share count to arrive at net worth.
852.
by mtnGoat 8y ago
I can attest seattle does in fact ticket you for jaywalking... my brother has two tickets for it. :x
853.
by mtnGoat 8y ago
The newest star wars pin seems to have a lot of sequences, I'm not sure how many but I feel like I find new ones every time I play. Monster Bash, and lord of the rings are pretty in depth too. The latest addition to my collection is fr
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by mtnGoat 8y ago
It is somewhat theoretical, as all heavily asset tied wealth is, because if you were to sell all your shares/assets at once, it would devalue it, how much wouldn't be known until you tried to fire sale your assets and learn what t
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by mtnGoat 8y ago
I think "5 whys" works great for software dev, i still rely on it for RCA often. That said, I really wish the healthcare industry would stop using ideas from manufacturing. LEAN, 5 whys, etc. came from manufacturing widgets, human
856.
by mtnGoat 8y ago
im not sure i agree, the romans had running hot and cold water, onboard their luxury ships, not just in a house. so the richest king in 1630 probably had a lot more luxuries than you are giving credit for. Also there were many simple remedi
857.
by mtnGoat 8y ago
Which is also where the term "selling the shirt off your back" came from. Back in the days when clothing was worth a lot more, you could actually trade your clothes for stuff in a pinch. Nowadays clothing ain't worth much.
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by mtnGoat 8y ago
I too have hundreds of flights and am also a programmer, but I would not assume having both skills would make you anything more then an armchair quarterback. If you have not written code that runs planes, what knowledge are you basing your
859.
by mtnGoat 8y ago
Or just figure it out on your own and then turn around and charge a few grand to all the folks amazon will do it to next week. apparently helping sellers get reinstated might be more profitable than actually being a seller.
860.
by mtnGoat 8y ago
calling them in always a fiasco, both times i've had to call, the operator agreed with me that it was completely stupid how they run things and how complex certain things were. When your own employees agree, there might be a problem.
861.
by mtnGoat 8y ago
very true!
862.
by mtnGoat 8y ago
i believe not disclosing that you were compensated in some way violated US federal law. I seem to recall that Kim Kardasian get busted for such.
863.
by mtnGoat 8y ago
yea, now when i open it, half the screen is ads and off topic stuff that i have to close on mobile. frustrating. ive found bing's maps to very good and user friendly, ive been switching over.
864.
by mtnGoat 8y ago
agreed, i know a good number of non-tech people that use Google Photos.
865.
by mtnGoat 8y ago
privacy is a valid reason, this makes sense.
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by mtnGoat 8y ago
good call! :) thank you.
867.
by mtnGoat 8y ago
getting big city coastal salary without living there is pretty awesome!
868.
by mtnGoat 8y ago
yea, thats a double edged sword. i deal with dozens of engineers at a number of FAANG level companies and frankly the incompetence and lack of knowledge blows my mind every time. Not only about pretty basic tenants of how things work, most
869.
by mtnGoat 8y ago
coal is at 12%(on BLM land), depending on who you lease from, Gold can be under 1%. What is as high as 20-30?
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by mtnGoat 8y ago
My aunt and uncle got one recently for when they are traveling, i think they picked it up at 7-11. its a prepaid, but if you dont use it much, i figure thats the best way to go anyhow.

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