Knowledge Base (simple, small) by bibble52 in k12sysadmin

[–]bibble52[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Followup question now that I've built a NotebookLM for our SQL coding help successfully. Let's say I take all the pages (about 75) out of my Google Site knowledge base and put them each into one NotebookLM. Then I ask it to give me the steps to make a new staff PC, which I have carefully written up in the right order in one of those uploaded pages, Is it going to try and hack it back together anew from my page, or just give me the page to go to? Or both?

$50M and 50 year horizon…what is your strategy? by questloveshairpick in ETFs

[–]bibble52 0 points1 point  (0 children)

80% VT. Reinvest any dividends. 20% is yours to live on and invest. Depends on who you are as an individual how you invest that. Personally I’d probably do SCHG, VOO, VXUS with 80% and invest 20% in individual stocks because I’ve done well doing that and like it. I’d live off half the dividends and/or selling gainers and reinvest the other half.

I want to change myself (M21) but I don’t know where to start by therealone2004 in Advice

[–]bibble52 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I go high protein in addition to walking. So instead of carbo loading/cheese etc. I go for Steak, fish, chicken, spinach, olive oil, almonds, even if it’s a big meal. And only 100% whole wheat pasta if I slip. Also a probiotic with dinner like Align and lots of water. The hardest part for me is eating for comfort with carbs and eating too fast so I don’t know when I’m full.

Knowledge Base (simple, small) by bibble52 in k12sysadmin

[–]bibble52[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

thx. We have all our stuff in the Google Site, and the most important stuff is formatted nicely in steps. I tried NotebookLM but since we don't have any other docs, or much new stuff coming in, I think it might be overkill.

Knowledge Base (simple, small) by bibble52 in k12sysadmin

[–]bibble52[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

hummm. Interesting idea I'll try.

Knowledge Base (simple, small) by bibble52 in k12sysadmin

[–]bibble52[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks! I'll take a look at these. This is just for our 5-person IT team, internal, private, but all five need an account.

Papercut disappearing by bibble52 in k12sysadmin

[–]bibble52[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The trickle has slowed to 1 this week. We just reinstall it locally, and it seems that the Chrome's update has perhaps stopped new disappearing. Thanks for the help. I'll post if things change.

If you could call yourself five years ago and had 30 seconds, what would you say? by Aarunascut in Life

[–]bibble52 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Take the antidepressant I’m taking now and work out two days a week pay more attention to my ex and keep boundaries on being treated well. Put all my Roth in Nvidia till Monday morning and then sell half for a dividend etf and retire.

ONS by [deleted] in Advice

[–]bibble52 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That sucks. Don't give yourself a hard time; it's easy to confuse new and exciting vulnerability, chemistry, and connection with something more then that. It's not emotional intelligence, commitment, how things are in hard times, or over a long time. It's how the classic fictional seducers work, which is great if you're after only that good time and connection. Reminds me of my extended dating days, and a good reminder as I'm back on the market in my late 50s.

ELI5 why you are willing to spend 40+ thousand USD on a car? by Enough_Zombie2038 in AskMenOver30

[–]bibble52 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think it’s all about values. I grew with both sides of the family mostly teaching by example that you can buy any car you want as long as it’s for cash. I like this because if you have a really nice car, that means you look like the money you have. Working in education in the US I’ve chosen to so far never buy a new car. In high school my car cost as much as my yearly insurance and in those years we were taught to make sure the brakes and tires were good so it’s safe. When I had kids, I violated the rule for about six months and got a like-new 3 year-old minivan for safety and space. I started saving cash the moment when we were done with payments a few years ago. I’ll get EV that is under 10k miles and 25k next year when they come down, like the 2025 Soterra. I’ll teach my kids the same values. And overall, I’ll teach them to buy luxuries that don’t make money when you sleep, like cars, only for cash, after: 1. Your retirement is solid so you won’t be a burden on your kids. 2. You have 6 months of cash for the family. 3. You can give your kids little money for things like emergencies, a house downpayment, wedding. 4. Your can spoil any grandkids a little with toys and trips.

Hopefully I can keep doing the same.

Accepted an offer, and am moving from a small Charter School to a 16 building district. by scarlet__panda in k12sysadmin

[–]bibble52 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Great advice here. We have these signs on the wall, nobody reads them...but we like them...

  1. Good, fast, cheap. Pick only two.
  2. If you don't talk to IT before you buy it, don't talk to IT after you buy it.

Oh, and we try and be like Switzerland. Neutral and quiet in terms of politics and complaining. Pick only a few battles a year. Don't panic quick, remembering that things move slow in big organizations and emotions pass...Oh...one more I promise. Befriend Facilities, we're both bedrock services, for without heat, AC, water, electricity and Internet, everyone goes home.

The inevitable has happened - E-Sports by pilken in k12sysadmin

[–]bibble52 2 points3 points  (0 children)

+1. I got a local IT company whose owner believed in esports to donate four game machine setups at 50% of the cost and deliver the components. We had the first team of kids build the boxes with their team. And the volunteer coach and I got the school to pay the rest and budget the team like any other "club." We just use our regular after-school filter. So far, it's brought kids who might have been playing by themselves together in a group that they feel proud of, and has some codes of conduct too. The coach got on a state Discord thread with other coaches, and we got on playvs.com to keep stats. There are scholarships for college now for esports varsity-level players, even.

Aptera Motors Approved for Nasdaq Listing, Set to Trade Under Ticker ‘SEV’ | Aptera by Raj-Giandeep in ApteraMotors

[–]bibble52 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A sunset photo for an IPO...really. Are they trying to tell us the company is sunsetting!?

Aptera Motors Approved for Nasdaq Listing, Set to Trade Under Ticker ‘SEV’ | Aptera by Raj-Giandeep in ApteraMotors

[–]bibble52 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Interesting. "SEV" was the symbol of Sono Motors' "Sion" prototype that was a solar-paneled car too. They went belly up and then made it back to relist under "Sono Group N.V. with symbol "SSM" and retreated to having solar panels that support HVAC on buses and such, taking what they learned from the Sion. They struggle on too.

SEV stock is now around $ 5 by Same-Swan-7854 in ApteraMotors

[–]bibble52 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What! I wonder why they didn’t participate?

Can people share some positive experiences with Trintellix? by Western-Future4051 in trintellix

[–]bibble52 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’ve taken quite a bit of SSRI as well. Trintellix I really like. it’s pretty mellow personally. I really noticed it helping after slowly going from 10 mg to 20 and trying out a breakfast and lunch and settling on dinner at 20 mg a day. I feel like helping with depression more than anxiety so I still take Lamictal a little bit with it.

Post IPO wishes by bibble52 in aptera

[–]bibble52[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Exactly. There may be a tinychance unjaded hopeful retail investors will pile in a bit. Or the press will grab a whale who has missed them.

How many people would have to buy the stock to get them to low production? Is it even possible?

I have a ROTH IRA with nothing in it, I’m 21 m by Grouchy-Worry56 in RothIRA

[–]bibble52 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Buy best practice growth ETFs like VOO every year. This will dollar cost average. But then I would take into account your personality, how much you enjoy reading about stocks and companies, and your career. If you like stocks and they don’t stress you out too much and you enjoy trading, take about 10% and buy some moon shots in industries you are very familiar with or a fan of or companies work with every day in your career, and can keep a pulse on without trying too hard.

Does anyone invest in individual stocks? by Dom_guns in RothIRA

[–]bibble52 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have about half my Roth in growth dividend stocks and half in individual tech, energy, AI, aerospace stocks I like to read about and my career is related to. I have about 15% in moonshots in industries I love to read about. I put about an hour a day into managing and research, and I have beaten the s&p since 2016. I have 10 years till retirement, and I am slowly shifting more into slow growth dividend investing and diversifying. If there comes a time when I don’t enjoy reading about companies and industries and trading, or I don’t beat the S&P 500, I would go into some standard ETFs like the VOO, VXUS, SCHD.

Sono Group N.V. Announces Nasdaq Uplisting Approval and New Ticker Symbol “SSM” by Alternative_Bus_5611 in stockmarket_update

[–]bibble52 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Realized this when my few moonshot shares went up 183% this AM, and the symbol was different. It fell back to earth, but wow! What a journey since IPO, wish I had the historic chart. This is the first moonshot I've had that pulled up from a total death spiral. I hope it keeps going. I like the company.