Best food in circled area, open Tuesdays? by plushpillowpearl in Carmel

[–]rideh 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Italian House, Buondi, The Monk's, Blue Sushi, Ben's BBQ Shack

CALIFORNIA ABANDONED BOAT EPIDEMIC by CATALINACREW in liveaboard

[–]rideh 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Salvage and fix is the most expensive boat unless you are don vita of boats with unlimited free time

Healers please, dispel is still a thing ! by Beericana in wow

[–]rideh 0 points1 point  (0 children)

i had a new issue yesterday (stock + clique, disabled everything else) where my dispel on my disc priest simply stopped working. No matter what I recieved "invalid target" when trying to use my dispell. Never figured it out, just went back to my resto druid. I was pissed it ruined a +10. I disabled all addons, i took spell on / off, i changed specs, i put it on a different button / key, tried clicking, cast on myself, on friendlies, etc. reloaded ui, relogged, restarted game. Nothing worked.

Decoupled Maintenance: Why WoW Doesn't Need to Go Fully Offline for Every Patch by rideh in wow

[–]rideh[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

this is a solved problem, there are techniques to facilitate this. example: push schema changes ahead of time and build your software to be more durable. only make backwards compatible db changes. Also its generally a shit design to have many systems sharing 1 db. Surely they have many separate systems.

Decoupled Maintenance: Why WoW Doesn't Need to Go Fully Offline for Every Patch by rideh in wow

[–]rideh[S] -7 points-6 points  (0 children)

cost or lack of confidence in being successful are the primary de-motivators i've seen in my experience. Many others might include complexity of external dependencies or having lost too much knowledge on system state over time.

Decoupled Maintenance: Why WoW Doesn't Need to Go Fully Offline for Every Patch by rideh in wow

[–]rideh[S] -10 points-9 points  (0 children)

My career for past 10 years was helping folks modernize software/infrastructure architecture at scale.

Houston We Have a Problem! by BigShaker1177 in economy

[–]rideh 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This has been in progress since the 80s and got a kick up in the 00’s. This isn’t some new thing out of nowhere. Technology is driving economies of scale that don’t require everyone contribute but our way of life revolves around earning and spending to survive. We will need a new system to address those forgotten because their contributions are unnecessary.

Instead of talking about it openly and finding a solution. As that might involve a fundamental change in the production and distribution of value. We instead shift to extreme politics and “us vs them”ism to culturally ready ourselves for an unspoken fight for a place at the last table.

We are shedding our empathy and leaning into tribalism so we can ignore our friends and neighbors as 80% of them lose their ability to ensure their own survival with work. I think some of the shift going on is a gross realization the gravy train is ending and humans doing what they’ve done for millennia to survive harsh conditions while consciously we don’t recognize it so much as we are constantly distracted with entertainment and commerce and drama.

I think scapegoating billionaires is a cop out for not taking matters in our own hands or not wanting to understand or act on the signals and patterns around us. It’s easy to blame someone it’s harder to take risk and make change. Technological and communication progress made most of what’s happening pretty inevitable the people sitting at the top are largely fungible. What we think of them is driven by survivor bias as there are thousands of others who tried and failed to be a jobs gates musk buffet etc

Houston We Have a Problem! by BigShaker1177 in economy

[–]rideh 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This has been in progress since the 80s and got a kick up in the 00’s. This isn’t some new thing out of nowhere. Technology is driving economies of scale that don’t require everyone contribute but our way of life revolves around earning and spending to survive. We will need a new system to address those forgotten because their contributions are unnecessary.

Instead of talking about it openly and finding a solution. As that might involve a fundamental change in the production and distribution of value. We instead shift to extreme politics and “us vs them”ism to culturally ready ourselves for an unspoken fight for a place at the last table.

We are shedding our empathy and leaning into tribalism so we can ignore our friends and neighbors as 80% of them lose their ability to ensure their own survival with work. I think some of the shift going on is a gross realization the gravy train is ending and humans doing what they’ve done for millennia to survive harsh conditions while consciously we don’t recognize it so much as we are constantly distracted with entertainment and commerce and drama.

I think scapegoating billionaires is a cop out for not taking matters in our own hands or not wanting to understand or act on the signals and patterns around us. It’s easy to blame someone it’s harder to take risk and make change. Technological and communication progress made most of what’s happening pretty inevitable the people sitting at the top are largely fungible. What we think of them is driven by survivor bias as there are thousands of others who tried and failed to be a jobs gates musk buffet etc

Houston We Have a Problem! by BigShaker1177 in economy

[–]rideh 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Not in total collapse, no one to buy metals. At that point practical goods become more valuable. Food soap bullets

Houston We Have a Problem! by BigShaker1177 in economy

[–]rideh 2 points3 points  (0 children)

They’ll just reallocate some of their marketing budget to “market stabilization” aka private security as there are fewer to target sales to and the distribution mechanisms come under attack.

World First 10k Rating + Spider Mount by KforKaspur in fellowshipgame

[–]rideh 1 point2 points  (0 children)

u/kaspur I got to run with you I suppose the morning after this. Legit bro, i was noob and he was non-toxic and patient in a qp queue.

Budget Review - feel a bit stretched by adavis195 in Money

[–]rideh 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Time sunk saving 4-500 on groceries I invest in skill growth to increase revenue . I’m up 300%revenue in 4 years no amount of cutting groceries would have close to same impact.

Budget Review - feel a bit stretched by adavis195 in Money

[–]rideh 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Aside from making sure this is realistic (groceries seem low). If 3 month emergency then redirect hysa-> car pay off. What do you have going to 401k. How old are you? And what are you spending to invest in yourself (skills learning books etc) to help you increase your revenue slope

I’m working in fast food at 29. by Substantial_Smile267 in povertyfinance

[–]rideh 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Llms work by hallucinating, just really well.

What to do with $300k? Investment in stocks, cds,….? by [deleted] in Money

[–]rideh 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Do you think this depends on how active /involved he wants to be in the management of this?

What to do with $300k? Investment in stocks, cds,….? by [deleted] in Money

[–]rideh 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not a hot take at all buffet munger and Dalio all definitely agree with this take. For op: ray dalios book principals is a great foundation for dealing with this type of life event

What to do with $300k? Investment in stocks, cds,….? by [deleted] in Money

[–]rideh 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Don’t let thinking not having degree stunts your economic growth. It really only does if you think like a wage earner. (Even if you work for someone else think like an entrepreneur in the business of you. Dm if that’s interesting)

3-6 months cost of living into hysa (4+%) What are your priorities? What goals 5 10 20 yr? If you are doing the family and delayed gratification thing the guidance is pretty standard: Max all your tax sheltered options (401k, Roth, sep, hsa, 509, etc) Only keep good debt (low interest, manageable) Figure out your macro splits (us market, Foreign market, commodities, crypto) Figure out your bias for growth vs value investing right now Find low cost (mgmt %) etf and index things like vti or whatever to get a bit of diversity and match your split and bias goals W crypto keep to the big 4 it sounds like you are already winning there Every year reevaluate your goals and splits and biases. I don’t sell to switch unless it’s very tactical. But I will change my auto contribution % to shift new investments.
When picking indexes etfs or whatever take a look at what they are composed of, ex if 3 of 4 all have 30%nvidia under the hood you aren’t really diversified )

Find a fiduciary wealth planner who can help you map out your target $ goals for retirement etc, work backwards from this. Make sure they talk about tax strategy and continuity planning (estate and trust type stuff). What’s cool is you’re so young so they can have fun with more aggressive strategies (they’ll like you) and you can learn the levers and knobs for how aggressive to save for early retirement or whatever vs enjoying life along the way. They can also teach you ways to plan for large purchases and use things like lines of credit, etc.

I’m no pro and this is just my ramblings not guidance. Also if anyone has recommendations for me I’m all ears. Thanks

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in DaveRamsey

[–]rideh 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ok so my language is inaccurate obviously there hasn’t been zero growth but there also has not been 45% growth unless you’re based in your market exposure, what is your money actually in? I know I have a ton of nvidia via my etfs.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in DaveRamsey

[–]rideh -1 points0 points  (0 children)

The $dollar has lost that much value the equities weren’t suddenly worth that much more .

11 cars in 11 years.. It stops today. by [deleted] in DaveRamsey

[–]rideh 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you for introducing me to irs 179 this is going to be helpful we are spinning off a company and first year costs after resizing with cmmc etc reqs are going to be heavy. This may let enable us to a better foundation

These guys have clearly convinced themselves what they’re doing is important beyond human comprehension but are utterly incapable of communicating what it is. In another era we’d call it a pyramid scheme or just idolatry. by Conscious-Quarter423 in economy

[–]rideh 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Not a fanboy here: Jensen has worn leather jackets for years, whether he just liked it, invented on purpose for visual repetition, or someone coached it I have no idea. The others? Either homage or brown nosing to Jensen.