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Comment #45947826
I’m totally going to drop this link next time I see a passive aggressive link dropped in a comment! /s
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Comment #45926585
> organic marketing etc but then you are just trading time for dollars. But the alternative, trading dollars for dollars, is essentially just arbitrage, which tends to disappear fr…
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Comment #45705060
I agree. In Austin, Montessori preschools tend to be more rigid and doctrinaire. I don’t know if this is true everywhere, but they also tend to have disproportionately high represe…
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Comment #44979690
You don’t get rich by writing checks. Except pg.
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Comment #44577434
Reading this account made me think of a paper I read in grad school about the Mann Gulch fire and how quickly one’s ability to make sense of the situation unravels. https://www.cs.…
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Comment #44541621
That’s a deep burn.
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Comment #44401257
If you have any capital saved, maybe it’s time to go on QuietLight or another site and buy a small SaaS company with an SBA loan and work for yourself.
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Comment #43606612
Wait, doesn’t Austin have a billboard ban? There are some billboards but they’re grandfathered in and cannot be rebuilt if they fall over. https://www.kut.org/austin/2022-04-21/adv…
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Comment #43072859
Texas only adds more clean generation because it’s way less capital intensive than building a natural gas or coal plant. Those plants require $500M+ minimum and the returns just ar…
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Comment #40028310
I’m so glad I’m not alone in noticing this “provider” bs. Peel back the creepy Orwellian doublespeak and all you find is cynical ploy to save money by creating a false equivalence …
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Comment #39984507
Really great job. Whether it’s legal for customers to share this info or not is really a gray area. If the data is only shared in an aggregate fashion, I doubt they can do much wit…
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Comment #39839538
You should read Imposters in the Temple by Martin Anderson for a full critique of academia’s pedagogical failures.
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Comment #38236698
The power of stories like this never fails to humble me. There are countless (less dramatic) incidents like this in every life. Your experience brings them back into focus.
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Comment #37972088
Can’t speak for OP but I moved to Exploratory.io. And the beauty of it is, it’s a GUI for R so you can export your transformation steps to R if needed.
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Comment #37876453
Maybe if your time interval is super short and you have hundreds of years of data? Otherwise, I’m not sure what they’re on about.
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Comment #37130450
They cost $50-70 each on Amazon or ULine. Awesome for stackable storage. With some plywood and casters, you can easily stack 6-8 tall in the garage and move them around with ease. …
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Comment #37130400
I bought Webvan stock on their IPO day. Lost around $5k. (I was 22). Amazing service. Terrible business model: boil the ocean, premature scale, hire the head of Andersen Consulting…
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Comment #36824504
This 2008 article in Wired does a good job of explaining how aggregation, in theory, enables bundled mortgages to create a 1+1=3 situation: https://www.wired.com/2009/02/wp-quant/ …
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Comment #36625604
AviatoError? F-ing Erlich.
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Comment #35161972
I founded a startup. We raised $2.5M, not all at once. We banked at SVB. It sucked. Subpar online tools. $200/mo “analysis fee,” never once had a “relationship” with anyone. Maybe …
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Comment #34628692
As a solo developer, I guess I’m going to start tracking how fast I type and the size of my code commits each day, and that, my dear IRS friend, is the only part of my day I spent …
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Comment #34348300
Reading this was hard because having failed a few years ago, after 7 years and $3m raised for a B2B content marketing startup, it all rings so true. We hired a VP of Sales (who was…
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Comment #33999187
Just make a service that easily ports (or reverse proxies) content from Medium and Substack into a static site hosted on Netlify for free with a custom domain. Users can continue a…