It is not necessarily why, but it is true: https://nationalpost.com/news/canada/how-a-baker-survived-th...
Why isn’t the craftsman a good candidate for overseeing/maintaining the machine and/or overseeing unskilled labor? If he becomes skilled in that regard, you will have to pay well enough to retain his services. It is…
If you're accrual basis like most companies _in the U.S._, you would be obligated to do this and not recognizing would be a finding on an audit. If not, at the end of the year, companies could ship goods out reducing…
Branding is a bit of a moat that puts you ahead of other competitors. Literal true story but perhaps a counter example: my wife is considering buying an exercise bike and is trying to choose between Peloton and…
Please someone build something like this for sharing medical history
I do get their point from two perspectives: - in my own schooling, I anecdotally heard non-accelerated courses were worthless. Edit: even for the same course - Algebra had a different teacher for accelerated vs non. -…
Yes. My first job was ASP.NET Web forms and their APPSTATE really messed this up. Imagine full page reloads WITH state in between reloads.
There definitely should be a rule limiting the number of people allowed in stores. I've quit going to our before pandemic store. It is impossible to social distance.
Kroger has an API for some things: https://developer.kroger.com/reference/
Do not make the same mistake as regular ERP. If APIs are available, try to integrate to sources of data people actually use vs direct user input.
Don’t forget a lot of entrepreneurs fail until they don’t.
I will say, even with all the problems, even our ERP is capable of quite a few things, and I couldn't fathom rolling my own. They just don't want you to plug anything of your own into it.
I have been working for YEARS on an ERP implementation in a custom manufacturing operation practically by myself. As bad as I'm sure SAP is to deal with, I crave it or anything else (Salesforce?) that has any sort of…
I don’t think the intention was to never solve anything though.
Did you abandon public accounting entirely or are you now in a mixed role?
This motivated me to donate to his campaign again.
Reader view on iPhone gets past New York Times paywall for now
>In some industries, licensing rules directly exclude new competitors; in other cases, regulations are complex enough that only the largest companies can afford to comply. Not really a regulation but sales tax is a…
That is pretty much the nature of the beast with contractors; not another matter. If you don’t understand what they’re doing at some level, they’re probably just using you for billable hours. If for no other reason,…
He does say This: “Last point, I wrote the book in a kind of modern Kerouac's style such that you can download it once and continue reading it offline. Initial loading may be slow though.” I do think the entire book is…
Usually I watch a YouTube video or two about what a plumber probably needs to do so I don’t get totally ripped off. If a business does not have any understanding of the competencies mentioned in parent, they are at a…
Savings would not be significantly damaged if 1-1.5% in gains was missed on a $10,000 on a fossil fuel divested portfolio. That might be a significant overstatement of the differential. Disclaimer: 1-1.5% would make a…
More than $5000 is not a substantial amount
Lost causes exist. If you’re in one, run.
I would rather ride around on a Schwinn in a metro area that has been designed for human sized inhabitants to enjoy their lives; not based on segregation era rules and property tax avoidance.
It is not necessarily why, but it is true: https://nationalpost.com/news/canada/how-a-baker-survived-th...
Why isn’t the craftsman a good candidate for overseeing/maintaining the machine and/or overseeing unskilled labor? If he becomes skilled in that regard, you will have to pay well enough to retain his services. It is…
If you're accrual basis like most companies _in the U.S._, you would be obligated to do this and not recognizing would be a finding on an audit. If not, at the end of the year, companies could ship goods out reducing…
Branding is a bit of a moat that puts you ahead of other competitors. Literal true story but perhaps a counter example: my wife is considering buying an exercise bike and is trying to choose between Peloton and…
Please someone build something like this for sharing medical history
I do get their point from two perspectives: - in my own schooling, I anecdotally heard non-accelerated courses were worthless. Edit: even for the same course - Algebra had a different teacher for accelerated vs non. -…
Yes. My first job was ASP.NET Web forms and their APPSTATE really messed this up. Imagine full page reloads WITH state in between reloads.
There definitely should be a rule limiting the number of people allowed in stores. I've quit going to our before pandemic store. It is impossible to social distance.
Kroger has an API for some things: https://developer.kroger.com/reference/
Do not make the same mistake as regular ERP. If APIs are available, try to integrate to sources of data people actually use vs direct user input.
Don’t forget a lot of entrepreneurs fail until they don’t.
I will say, even with all the problems, even our ERP is capable of quite a few things, and I couldn't fathom rolling my own. They just don't want you to plug anything of your own into it.
I have been working for YEARS on an ERP implementation in a custom manufacturing operation practically by myself. As bad as I'm sure SAP is to deal with, I crave it or anything else (Salesforce?) that has any sort of…
I don’t think the intention was to never solve anything though.
Did you abandon public accounting entirely or are you now in a mixed role?
This motivated me to donate to his campaign again.
Reader view on iPhone gets past New York Times paywall for now
>In some industries, licensing rules directly exclude new competitors; in other cases, regulations are complex enough that only the largest companies can afford to comply. Not really a regulation but sales tax is a…
That is pretty much the nature of the beast with contractors; not another matter. If you don’t understand what they’re doing at some level, they’re probably just using you for billable hours. If for no other reason,…
He does say This: “Last point, I wrote the book in a kind of modern Kerouac's style such that you can download it once and continue reading it offline. Initial loading may be slow though.” I do think the entire book is…
Usually I watch a YouTube video or two about what a plumber probably needs to do so I don’t get totally ripped off. If a business does not have any understanding of the competencies mentioned in parent, they are at a…
Savings would not be significantly damaged if 1-1.5% in gains was missed on a $10,000 on a fossil fuel divested portfolio. That might be a significant overstatement of the differential. Disclaimer: 1-1.5% would make a…
More than $5000 is not a substantial amount
Lost causes exist. If you’re in one, run.
I would rather ride around on a Schwinn in a metro area that has been designed for human sized inhabitants to enjoy their lives; not based on segregation era rules and property tax avoidance.