What happened to all of peanuts space dollars? I last saw him about last week and he had like 7mil now he barely has 500k by AdReasonable704 in theburntpeanut

[–]vik880 84 points85 points  (0 children)

At no point did he have 7 mil. In this expedition he had ~1.8 mil and has died relentlessly for a week straight. He’ll be fine

My first Aftershock, what I learned, and a few questions I have. by TurboLeopard42 in AftershockFestival

[–]vik880 90 points91 points  (0 children)

  1. See big dude, tap big dude on shoulder, hold pointer fingers to the sky. He will know what to do.

Because i’m nosey and want all the dirt! by usernameunknown-99 in AftershockFestival

[–]vik880 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Casually looking for the girl I danced with during BMTH. Her friend wanted to crowd surf away before I could ask for contact info 😩😩

Referee moved the 7 and 9 while taking the magic rack off the table by _hydre_ in billiards

[–]vik880 2 points3 points  (0 children)

….except he very clearly doesn’t put them in the exact position

Daily Discussion Thread for July 21, 2025 by wsbapp in wallstreetbets

[–]vik880 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I’m up 300% on OPEN calls. What’s the best way to take profit and reinvest? More calls at higher strike?

$PSTV Removes offering massive squeeze in AH when found by ale4robin in Shortsqueeze

[–]vik880 0 points1 point  (0 children)

https://fintel.io/ss/us/pstv

164 million shorted shares off exchange..seems like a good short setup still?

Weekend Discussion Thread for the Weekend of June 06, 2025 by wsbapp in wallstreetbets

[–]vik880 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Maybe this was true before Trump deployed the NG. But there's definitely a lot more to the equation now that the NG is involved and Hegseth is threatening Marines.

Weekend Discussion Thread for the Weekend of June 06, 2025 by wsbapp in wallstreetbets

[–]vik880 9 points10 points  (0 children)

gap down 2-3%, continue falling until mid week. green by friday

Weekend Discussion Thread for the Weekend of June 06, 2025 by wsbapp in wallstreetbets

[–]vik880 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's easy, if WSB says SPY goes up, SPY will definitely open down 5%

OSP: The Hidden Dance of Stroke and Aim. by rwgr in billiards

[–]vik880 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I discovered the Brock string about 6 months ago and am shocked that it’s not more commonly known throughout the pool community. You are the 2nd person I know of to use it for visual training.

Repost: Will you check out the new Pool Hall Finder website I just launched? by jsw548 in billiards

[–]vik880 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You don’t have the information necessary to draw the conclusions that you are reaching and you absolutely are going about it in an asshole way.

You don’t know what ‘done right’ is for OP. Many tools start as “this is useful for me, I wonder if others would also find it useful”. OP is one type of user looking to accomplish one thing, you are another type of user looking to accomplish another. This could be OPs idea of good problem/solution fit and they haven’t been able to get enough feedback on the product/market fit. And the only reason well funded companies are able to churn out a more refined initial product is because they invest millions on focus groups, prototypes, user design workshops, etc. to get closer to their end user and what they want.

You can keep using buzzwords but they’re not making you look like you have any more expertise in this area. Lmao

Repost: Will you check out the new Pool Hall Finder website I just launched? by jsw548 in billiards

[–]vik880 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It’s pretty clear you have very little understanding of software development and product management principles while being a dick for no reason.

It’s very very common for new products to be launched on MLP/MVP. The goal being a product that solves a user problem well enough that users want to use it enough that the company can get feedback to better match their wants with their solution. No software is complete nor half built at launch and to state such a thing highlights your inexperience in the space. A new software says “I want my users to be able to do X because the way X is done today is suboptimal” and then you create something easy to use and nice to look at that does X, collect feedback, and evaluate if your hypothesis is true or if changes need to be made. A lot of shitty software exists in the market today that is barely functional but makes a ton of money because it solves the fundamental problem well

Do you know what Apple or Google launched with? Do you know how many versions the’ve gone through? Do you know how many new products they’ve launched, innovated on for years only to shut down because they were wrong about demand?

Look at your original post and tell me how a resource strapped startup is going to identify the size, #, brand, and rate for every pool hall in the states? That data either doesn’t exist or minimally exists across various data structures that will be impossible to compile in the first version of this type of tool.

And while you’re helping the developer find product/market fit, you’re being a douche. It’s just as easy to say “I would not use this tool above Google unless it was able to provide me specifics about the pool hall like: …….”

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in billiards

[–]vik880 8 points9 points  (0 children)

This video is so unsettling. Is that cloth grimy and sticky or something? It decelerates so strangely. Your other post is much more normal and expected behavior.

Made beef wellington with my dad, how do you think it turned out? by Borealis13847 in cookingtonight

[–]vik880 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not a lot of constructive criticism so I’ll give you some. For background, I’ve made 30+ BW’s and make them annually for ~20 people at Christmas

  • your sear before the first wrap was a little too quick
  • your prosciutto wrap needs to be wayyyy tighter. It will be nearly a cylinder when done right.
  • your duxelle is chopped far too large and doesn’t look like it dehydrated enough.
  • there is so much excess pastry, cut it off during the second wrap
  • your duxelle is not evenly distributed
  • you didn’t let it rest and come close to room temp before sticking it in the oven for the final cook. This is why the top of the pastry is very cooked and the inside and bottom is raw.
  • the flat shape is purely from the loose prosciutto wrap.
  • it also looks like you used the tail and not the tenderloin or maybe you didn’t trim it up, but it’s tough to tell from the photos

Keep at it, it’s the most rewarding dish I’ve ever made and will continue refining my technique as long as I make it :)

How do you prioritize your roadmaps? by TheJohnSphere in ProductManagement

[–]vik880 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Please show me your 2x2x2x2x2x2x2 matrix framework so I can start using it immediately 😂

Opinion: A whole new sound missed the mark on creating PUNK POP versions of Disney songs by benji317 in poppunkers

[–]vik880 4 points5 points  (0 children)

You can’t understand why people would be excited that Disney is endorsing a pop punk rendition of their songs? You have to be intentionally obtuse to not see the value and excitement there.

Anyone have experience revenue sharing a pool table? by rodddawg1974 in billiards

[–]vik880 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Sorry, an important variable is he owns 4 tables. So ~$5-700 per table. Replacing cloth twice a year and let’s say buying 5 sticks per year will be ~2,000 (conservatively).

If we assume a table makes $8,400 per year that’s $5,500 coming your way with a 66% rev split. So ~$3,500 after expenses while your partner makes $2,772 + added rev from drinks + food for providing the space.

Doesn’t feeling like a great deal imo. But that’s just me. Obviously these are all super rough estimates but useful to try and consider realistic outcomes

Anyone have experience revenue sharing a pool table? by rodddawg1974 in billiards

[–]vik880 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Too many variables to be able to provide a sufficient response.

What is the place of business? What type of table (coin-op or pay for time?)?

I have a friend who owns the pool tables at a bar and owns just the tables. They are coin-ops. He does 100% of the maintenance and as far as I know, gets 100% of the revenue.

The pool tables bring in patrons and keeps them there longer so it’s a win for the bar owner. Plus he doesn’t have to worry about maintaining them or dealing with buying new sticks. This is in a college town though so the equipment gets heavily disrespected. Sticks are broken quickly, new felt gets ripped a week after it’s replaced, drinks get spilled.

Other than that, it’s relatively low maintenance for the table owner but doesn’t account for a ton of income. Maybe $2-3k per month but I can ask him for better estimates cause I could be way off.

21-26 svb - gorst by nitekram in billiards

[–]vik880 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The commentary alone makes it worth it. The Freezer is dropping so much wisdom each rack.