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5y ago
That mentality is not going to help you. Baseball players bat 0.333 as the best players, in any other facet of life that's a failure. Fix your mind and it will make things better.
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5y ago
https://discord.gg/VJuEZZuD it exists
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Or use CloudFlare and just create 2 a records to your zone and then setup a url redirect. If they change the ns records just write a script to auto update your a record to the new ns record.
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5y ago
Facebook has a special ownership structure which means the shareholders have no input as their shares do not have voting power.
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5y ago
You could have gotten a BlackBerry or Nokia phone as well but people moved on to Android and iPhone. Tesla is too far ahead.
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It works until it doesn't, such as in a hardware failure. [1] https://www.anandtech.com/show/15673/dell-hpe-updates-for-40...
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5y ago
The face to face conversation is a double edged sword. In my experience if you have a satellite office then the face to face conversations at one office don't make it to the other one so you can't really take advantage of globaliz
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Exact same scenario but it was connected to the on premise data center. I was imaging devices and figured why not use a switch and provision 4 at a time. Started seeing everything go down figured the network team was doing things. Checked m
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I wish it had a web browser. Didn't see many updates from them about it.
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5y ago
Verizon and Redis has worked well for me.
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6y ago
I got the MX Vertical, K860 keyboard, All33 Chair and it has been amazing for the pandemic. At work I had crappy Dell keyboards, a basic mouse, and a horrible chair. It's night and day. Changed my monitor from a crappy monitor to a hig
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6y ago
Sorry, when I said "your site," I was not referring to you, but sites in general. Appreciate the insight from your comment.
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Okay makes sense then. I just don't see any of the elder people who I have setup Netflix risk pressing the cancel button because they can't get it set up. However, they do try to remove their credit card number and it doesn't
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When most people see "cancel membership" they will think it is immediately. They will just wait to cancel until the last possible day and when they forget it's free money for Netflix. It's smart/shady. I'm sure
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6y ago
Netflix does something similar. It won't let you remove your credit card so you don't get billed automatically after the first month.
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6y ago
Wsb can remain irrational longer than the market can remain solvent. That was a comment by a poster which I find funny.
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6y ago
There are a lot of companies dedicated to EVs. The larger companies are going to have to buy the smaller winners to be relevant. The issue is the dealer network laws are going to hurt the existing companies, I think. NKLA (seems like a scam
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6y ago
My investment thesis was made prior to my purchase, not after. I make a decision and I stick to it. This is a 5-year investment for me.
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I think they will all die because they are too far to innovate it's why I finally bought shares after the split [1]. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25214484
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6y ago
What do you mean by liquid? Is that cash in a savings account? Inflation eats cash so I have been reading about Financial Independence and the 4% SWR.
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A lot of people do this but the major bench mark everyone compares against it the S&P 500. My recommendation is take your data, find 10-years if you can, and then rank the top 100, or 500 stocks, I recommend 100. Now create a portfolio
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6y ago
Read about financial independence. There are reddit communities dedicated to it.
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This is why I bought post split. I expect it to go higher once added because the institutions have to buy.
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This is cool to see. Applications using services like AirTable. Looks like a perfect use case.
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6y ago
Hey I was curious about this. 1) There isn't anything for pricing. 2) I presume I go in here, create my own coin, and hand it out. Is there a ledger of transactions I can see? 3) Screenshots of your bot would help on the landing page.
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I bought TSLA at $380~ it's up 50%. I am thinking of continuing to add.
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No even 5-years ago it was really hard. Few challenges I ran into as I had a customer pay for this: User agents have to be the newest browsers, if you use an old one, they start not counting your votes prior to banning. You will need an IPV
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2 is possible with CloudFlare workers. I think 1 is as well.
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I would just buy domains and put up landing pages. Anything that gets a sign up with pay. I'd start working on that. All my ideas would be small iterations of what I am thinking of. For example, lately, I have noticed there are some am
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I tried to build a Google Reader alternative when Google Reader was first about to die, well a bit prior to it because it was missing the idea of grouping similar articles. I started investing in the product but kept building instead of lau
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