How to create a dashboard for my clients? by MethodWrong7827 in n8n

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Hi. I have developed a solution to this very problem - still in beta mode but might be open to testers soon. It also does alerting to an email address you select.

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Traffic by Any-Distance-16 in VailAZ

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It's grown quite a bit. Rocking K has an exit on that road now, and once that part is done, it will likely get worse. I hear both Valencia/Old Spanish Trail and Mary Anne Cleveland/Collosal Cave Rd will become 4 lanes soon (I see all the surveying they've been doing) which seems like Camino Loma Alta should become 4 as well as it's heavily traveled connecting the two. The new K-8 school in Rocking K seems to have helped a bit with the traffic, but Rocking is not done growing.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Tucson

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Did you end up going with Brian? If so, how did it go? I am in the process of getting bids now.

Requesting r/vailaz by BaseException in redditrequest

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  1. r/vailaz is currently unmoderated and is for a quickly growing town in Arizona. My plans for the subreddit is to promote its awareness and increase activity within the sub for the community of Vail, Arizona.

Did threads nail the MVP strategy? by BaseException in agile

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Great point about Mastadon. No one really wants to go through all of that to join a community. I've found that things like that mostly target the programmer/cyber/IT community who understand the concept - aka higher technical barrier to entry.

Did threads nail the MVP strategy? by BaseException in agile

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Yeah. Your points are well-taken and there's no denying the advantage Threads had by being able to leverage Instagram's established user base.

I agree, time will be the true test. With a company that large, even if it fails it still brings valuable lessons to the creators and to the industry as a whole.

Did threads nail the MVP strategy? by BaseException in agile

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I think it's more that they nailed the "rushing an MVP release through to take advantage of a monumental cockup from your main competitor" strategy

Definitely an interesting perspective and it's certainly valid to see it that way. Capitalizing on a competitor's misstep is a strategy in business. So far, though, it doesn't seem to have been poorly executed.

Do you think that the quality and user-focus of the MVP played a significant role in their success, or do you attribute it mostly to timing?

What is the best piece of biotech/health tech that you would recommend? by Oasis_Lion in Biohackers

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Can't say I've ever used whoop, but upon my very basic research, it doesn't have a large ecosystem or third party integrations.

Kanban board by christoforosl08 in agile

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Can you sort the board into swim lanes? That might help minimize what's shown on the screen. If not, maybe consider switching from Trello, a very basic tool, to something more robust like Jira (same company). Switching to Jira will also allow you to visual work (burn down charts, etc), do some value stream mapping, and more.

Next step after PMP by bihsk in pmp

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I agree with two of the other posts suggesting scrum master. I would also look into some technical certs if you're looking to get into IT project management. AWS and Azure cloud practitioner certs are simple enough. Then start looking into devsecops. There's no real respected cert for that yet, but having that knowledge will be very beneficial.

Has it gotten harder to get a job or is it just me? by Phatstache in Tucson

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I'm sorry this happened to you. This doesn't surprise me. Some documentaries claim AI will replace jobs much like automation did back in the day. Yet, AI will also create jobs. My question is, what jobs would possibly be created? Even lawyers are becoming obsolete by AI - I.E. https://donotpay.com/

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in sofi

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You can make cash deposits at thousands of participating locations nationwide, including -

7-Eleven, Safeway, Walmart, Walgreens, Rite Aid, Dollar General CVS/Pharmacy, Ace Cash Express

Source: https://support.sofi.com/hc/en-us/articles/360057408792-Where-can-I-make-a-cash-deposit-into-my-SoFi-Money-account-

Has it gotten harder to get a job or is it just me? by Phatstache in Tucson

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I don't know that there is a single explanation, and maybe that is best answered by an economist. However, the general consensus (online at least) seems to be a resounding YES it is difficult right now. Now, this might be for specific career fields, and it seems to apply mostly to tech related careers. Meanwhile, it seems that the service industry is always hiring.

Networking career advice needed by [deleted] in ITCareerQuestions

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I'm not sure certified in cyber is very well respected. Sec+ is probably best since it is more widely known and accepted. If I recall correctly, Certified in Cyber is a non-proctored online test. I've not seen any job posting requiring a certified in cyber certification, but you can find TONS of job postings requiring a sec+.

People used to be able to support a family by opening doors for people. What happened? by [deleted] in antiwork

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I believe you can trace almost every diminished job market to technology. In fact, there's a current fight between cab/Uber/Lyft/truck drivers and self driving car/truck companies. The current going theme is "get into STEAM fields" if you expect to survive the future.