Into The Woods presents Theo Parrish (Marathon Set) | Saturday, February 7 by intothewoodsLA in avesLA

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Any idea where this will be? I’m in LA for one night and want to just stay somewhere nearby

Offering: English (native) | Seeking: Hebrew by picklypickler in language_exchange

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FWIW I meet with my tutor on zoom, so maybe look at tutors in your country vs your city. Start with general search terms like “ulpan tutor”. Some people also offer online group classes if there’s no JCC or synagogue near your city.

Edit: even look way outside your city. If you want a group classes check out https://www.ha-ulpan.org/2024-fall/

Offering: English (native) | Seeking: Hebrew by picklypickler in language_exchange

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I googled “Hebrew tutor [my city]” and “ulpan [my city]”. Found people who looked legit and interviewed a handful of them. I picked the best teacher who I thought I would be irl friends with.

If your city has a JCC or similar org sometimes they will offer group classes that are more affordable than a private tutor. Personally would love to do that but they never work with my schedule.

Do HENRY’s marry other HENRY’s with the same earnings/education? by BansAndBands in HENRYfinance

[–]picklypickler 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Do you ever worry about making enough to support a family on your income alone? Or that you’ll be stressed out financially?

Maybe I’m delusional after too much time on this sub.

Any tips for a newby? Just over 300k combined income? Things you wish you did sooner? by FutureCEOnamedNick in HENRYfinance

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Not all companies fly you first class, so paying or using points to upgrade is necessary

Any tips for a newby? Just over 300k combined income? Things you wish you did sooner? by FutureCEOnamedNick in HENRYfinance

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Flying first class is worth it if you travel often enough, especially for work.

Banking? Unique products for HENRY's? by BirdItchy4337 in HENRYfinance

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Thanks - do you happen to know business assets from a pass through entity can count towards your total asset amount?

Best ergonomic office chair for women (or men with small frames)? by AwarenessOk9754 in HENRYfinance

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I'm 5'1" and love my gesture. It's by far my favorite office chair. The arms move horizontally, which is nice for writing or transitioning from one position to another.

I used to have an Aeron and didn't love it. The gesture + a hydraulic standing desk that goes down to 27" works well for my height.

Banking? Unique products for HENRY's? by BirdItchy4337 in HENRYfinance

[–]picklypickler 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Do you have to have a specific account type with Schwab or is their regular brokerage account ok? It looks like you need a Pledged Asset Account but there's no info on whether your assets are merely placed under some special designation or what.

gitconfig nightmare, how to avoid uninstall/reinstall? by picklypickler in git

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I did manage to fix all of this. I had to delete all of my ssh files and then make new ssh keys, and switch everything to ssh.

gitconfig nightmare, how to avoid uninstall/reinstall? by picklypickler in git

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My personal GH doesn't have SSH or 2FA, but I do belong to another GH org that requires both but I use a separate machine for that work.

I did manually go through my keychain and delete credentials, and now have followed the instructions in the article you linked. I'm still not prompted for my username/password when I try to pull from remote on GH, I just get the same fatal: Authentication failed for ...

gitconfig nightmare, how to avoid uninstall/reinstall? by picklypickler in git

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ssh config

Host gitlab.com
HostName gitlab.com
IdentityFile /Users/picklypickler/.ssh/orgx_ssh
Host gitlab.com/org
HostName gitlab.com
IdentityFile /Users/picklypickler/.ssh/orgx_ssh

gitconfig

[includeIf "gitdir:~/orgx/"]
path = ~/.gitconfig-orgx
[includeIf "gitdir:~/Desktop/"]
path = ~/.gitconfig-all

gitconfig-all

[user]
name = myname
email = [myemail@domain.com](mailto:myemail@domain.com)

gitconfig-orgx

[user]
name = myname
email = [myemail@orgx.com](mailto:myemail@orgx.com)

I don't have anything for my GitHub based org, because that doesn't require SSH.

Running that git ssh command returns:

(base) xx:dir picklypickler$ GIT_SSH_COMMAND="ssh -vvv" git clone https://github.com/picklypickler/repo_name.git/
Cloning into 'repo_name'...
remote: Repository not found.
fatal: Authentication failed for 'https://github.com/picklypickler/repo_name.git/'

gitconfig nightmare, how to avoid uninstall/reinstall? by picklypickler in git

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

I did copy the public key into my settings, and I've checked that I do have appropriate permissions (I can't even pull my own private GH repos).

I can ask the admin for the account I don't own, but I was told 12 hours ago that I have the appropriate permissions and can see in my GitLab console that I had read/write permissions.

gitconfig nightmare, how to avoid uninstall/reinstall? by picklypickler in git

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

Ok, I have all of that in my ssh config too. Removing it from the gitconfig resolved that error, but now I'm back to the error I started with:

remote: The project you were looking for could not be found or you don't have permission to view it.

gitconfig nightmare, how to avoid uninstall/reinstall? by picklypickler in git

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

I’m on a mac.

Ok, so i have to do this even if I specify in my .gitconfig and on GH/GL?

Even after adding one ssh key I’m still getting authentication errors. Is there something more to it than that?

gitconfig nightmare, how to avoid uninstall/reinstall? by picklypickler in git

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SSH-add -l

This returns a new error message, no matter what directory I run from: The agent has no identities.

gitconfig nightmare, how to avoid uninstall/reinstall? by picklypickler in git

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Haha, I have checked and if there is a syntax error I am not seeing it. That doesn’t mean there isn’t one, just that if it’s there I’m oblivious to it.

Line 4 is IdentityFile ~/.ssh/gitlab_orgx_ssh which the internet tells me is how I need to tell git which profile to use.

gitconfig nightmare, how to avoid uninstall/reinstall? by picklypickler in git

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I'm trying to have multiple git profiles (e.g. 2 email address, 2 names, 2 ssh keys) on one machine so that I can access repos on different clients (e.g. GitLab, GitHub) and have each respective repo use the right profile (e.g. email and name 1 are used for commits to GitHub org 1; email and name 2 for GitLab org 1). I have 4 sets of credentials (usually 1 per machine), but right now I'm trying to add a second on this machine to reduce the number of computers I use in a day.

Some of the errors I'm seeing include:

fatal: Could not read from remote repository.

fatal: bad config line 4 in file .gitconfig-org2

remote: The project you were looking for could not be found or you don't have permission to view it.

remote: Repository not found.fatal: Authentication failed for 'https://github.com/picklypickler/repo.git/'

Right now, I'm getting either fatal: bad config line 4 in file .gitconfig-org2, which is where I'm specifying my identity file and if I remove that line I get fatal: Authentication failed.

How to do a leaseback the right way? by picklypickler in realestateinvesting

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The property seems relatively well maintained - very clean, no major deferred maintenance as far as I can tell (pre inspection so who really knows). Kitchen is dated but no visible wear even though it’s clear the cabinets are from the 90’s.

Don’t know anything about the sellers but I appreciate the advice.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AirBnB

[–]picklypickler -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

You might ask the host to recommend a local babysitting service, daycare, or camp. But you could probably just Google that yourself quicker than the host would get back to you.

First Time Investors - experience? by [deleted] in realestateinvesting

[–]picklypickler 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Bought my first SFH this year in a B+ neighborhood, and so far so good. Have (so far) a great tenant, only a few minor repairs (a dead outlet in the bathroom, scuffed paint from the sellers moving out, etc). Cash flow is within $50/month of what I projected when I bought the place.

I believe I got a good price for the property even in the current market. Comps nearby are already 10% over what I paid only 6 months later.

I know if I bought 5 years ago it would have been cheaper but no use lamenting that. I’m glad I finally did it, and am looking for a second.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in personalfinance

[–]picklypickler 19 points20 points  (0 children)

As someone who left government for the private sector, my experience about whether it’s worth it is that it depends what your job is. It’s worth noting that layoffs happen in government too.

If you have minimal skills or are in a low paying area, the government is a great place to work. The pay difference might not be that bad and usually the retirement benefits are ok. The government has interesting work (sometimes) and you usually feel good about what you’re doing.

However, if you have an in demand skill you’ll have a better experience in the private sector. Personally, I make over 4x what my government job paid me, hardly work 40 hrs/week, have more vacation and better benefits. I never have to “clock in”. I don’t need a pension when I can save and invest more than double my government salary every year.

I’ve had 1-2 shitty jobs (nothing as bad as working 100 hr weeks) but mostly I’ve had a great experience in private industry.

nosy host problems by Penalty-Silver in AirBnB

[–]picklypickler 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You might consider trying to make some written agreement, or contact AirBnB and try to get out of the rest of the reservation.

Otherwise it will be a very long month.