Cshelton

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by Cshelton 7mo ago
This is amazing! I did a similar thing with Roller Coaster Tycoon. I sent screenshots and explanations of my designs to Six Flags. I was probably around 10 or so. I think I got one generic letter back from them unfortunately. For some time,
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by Cshelton 1y ago
Sorry, can't help myself! The Ralphie running demo on the site is hilarious. Some say, you could just use Ralphie's actual runs from this past year, true randomness!
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by Cshelton 1y ago
We do something similar, in Dev you have a "dev" server and an API. In Prod, we use a CDN to server the static files using AWS ALB and Cloudfront.
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by Cshelton 1y ago
Yes, I wish the native vertical tabs gave that same hierarchy. I will keep using Tree Style Tabs until it does.
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by Cshelton 2y ago
We use it a lot for a specific use-case and it works great. Mongo has come a long long way since the release over a decade ago, and if you keep it in Majority Read and Write, it's very reliable. Also, on some things, it allows us to pi
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by Cshelton 2y ago
We were piloting the new Snapdragon X Elite Surface Laptops to roll them out to our org about 3 months ago. Loved everything about it, but when it came to software... things became messy. The MSFT Office suite was great, as well as any brow
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by Cshelton 2y ago
Oh wow, congrats! I remember when you first launched this and followed you along on X (Twitter).
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by Cshelton 3y ago
Exactly. I think many people start overthinking things in banking. Most accounting/finance departments are ok with rounding pennies every month. I run a Commercial Real Estate Servicing platform, where we are accruing interest on larg
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by Cshelton 3y ago
So I love the IPad Pro form factor. In all seriousness, now that the Ipad runs the same chips (I believe) as the MacBooks, what is preventing the option to just run MacOS on the Ipad? Is there a technical limitation still or is it just Appl
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by Cshelton 3y ago
Just checked out Temporal... I don't know how I didn't know about it before.. I literally implemented a whole system to do what it does. Thanks for bringing that up!
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by Cshelton 4y ago
Ah, I went to your "How it Works".. didn't see Yardi, RealPage, or MRI and almost dismissed this product entirely! Recommend updating that screenshot! Now I'm interested.. will submit work email. I'm head of produc
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by Cshelton 4y ago
Bingo. Noninvasive, with any sort of accuracy that can be used for anything, is most likely impossible. So back to "invasive"... what can we do... embedding a device under your skin, right around where your watch goes, that can be
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by Cshelton 4y ago
On properties like this, that is still possible, BUT.. It wouldn't happen with the same borrower on the same deal/loan. It would go into a whole new construction type of loan (which is usually some sort of short term "mezz&qu
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by Cshelton 4y ago
I'm in the CRE (Commercial Real Estate) finance tech world. Most borrowers are currently electing to extend the maturities out another year, many getting IO (interest only) extensions from their lenders, rather than fall into special s
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by Cshelton 4y ago
By that logic, all drivers are early adopters every time a new driver gets their license and enters the "driving pool".
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by Cshelton 4y ago
Try multiple windows. I use Tree Style Tabs extension, and have around 1,700 tabs open across three windows. Yes, it can be slow.. sometimes.. but for the most part.. everything is pretty smooth still! Yes, it's crazy.. but this is ess
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by Cshelton 4y ago
Some schools, like The University of Colorado's Leeds School of Business, have taken aggressive measures in the past to fight grade inflation. They implemented a "hard average" at each grade level. So freshmen business course
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by Cshelton 5y ago
You get it. Another analogy I use for friends who ask (I have a sizable NFT 'bag'(investment)): I say why do people buy Rolex watches and Gucci purses? Status. So you can't show off a 'real' Rolex well in the digita
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by Cshelton 5y ago
Started using Obsidian last week. It's so easy and works how ever you want it to. Roam Research is nice, but it's geared toward a specific way of writing. Also, the Syncing across devices they provide for $4/m right now is a
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by Cshelton 5y ago
It's much worse than you realize. Most of these rentals are cash flows that pay the debt service on a loan. Which most of the time is securitized. Those securities are packaged up (sound familiar...?) and sold to investors. Who are th
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by Cshelton 5y ago
Tesla does not really have "Model Years". The vehicle is constantly changing week to week, and priced so. You just need to buy when you want and be happy with the product. Just like an Iphone! Also, other car manufactures actually
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by Cshelton 5y ago
Keep in mind with the dealership model, you are easily paying a 25% or more premium on that vehicle.
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by Cshelton 5y ago
I haven’t read the S1 yet, but typically yes. Unless they have a separate breakout, the R&D in this case would include engineering salaries.
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by Cshelton 5y ago
How is Christian Horner (Red Bull Racing F1 team principal) a troll of a human being? He’s one of my favorites in F1. He’s blunt and strictly business, but a troll...? Edit: Ah, never mind!
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by Cshelton 5y ago
I hate hate hate var. Sure, in your own IDE, and reading the code you just wrote, no problem. But when doing code reviews and jumping all over, I want to see the type right there. Nothing more frustrating than reviewing a PR with var's
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by Cshelton 6y ago
Yup, we pay them quite a bit to be able to store it.
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by Cshelton 6y ago
Unfortunately, working in the Commercial Real Estate world, OSM is no where close when doing a forward geocode... around the block is not close enough. Only ones accurate enough are Google (won't use) and Mapbox.
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by Cshelton 6y ago
As a kid, I really wanted a Hummer H1, and then H2, no regards towards their fuel inefficiency or the environment. I think they still are amazing. I think some people have put batteries and an electric drive train in H1's. (Arnold owns
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by Cshelton 6y ago
So the way these Deals are structured, you have "people in charge" of each deal, in simple terms. They also monitor all of these properties (Asset Managers) all the time. Right now they are basically marking them as "COVID&qu
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by Cshelton 6y ago
Yes. See my comment in this same reply thread. It isn't the banks. It is the funds who invested in these AAA bonds backed by a very diverse CRE portfolio. Who owns these funds? Avg. Americans. Pensions/retirement/etc. They ar

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