/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>56067694
Oooh a BUTT!

>>23807107
Anon you've been posting this all last week. You're about to get BTFO.

Say whatever happened to linkpool? They worth a buy and hold?

Commodities are doing fantastic I love futures trading!

>>17886824
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dumb nigger

>>17699755
I'd be her Lewinsky if you know what I mean

>>17663376
God I wish that were me too.

Now that we're all in our Tyvek's and P100 respirators, I think its a prudent time to discuss reasons why Chainlink could have prevented the Wuhan Coronavirus Pandemic. Imagine for a second every hospital electronic record could be anonymized and uploaded into a database which monitors for early signs of an outbreak using AI software (this is already being discussed in tech media as being able to identify the 2019-nCoV outbreak nearly a month and a half prior to mid January).

With LINK, we can trustlessly upload this data to a database or blockchain where AI can get to work on it. The biggest reason for this outbreak was bureaucratic inertia and antiquated human systems which are fraught with human error. If we as a society expect to become more mobile and more interconnected than we are now, speed is the only thing that can prevent a global cataclysm by some sort of unknown future superdisease. Discuss.

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>>15452222
Sorry forgot pic

I’m willing to invest a lot of time and effort (years worth) into learning and improving. Anyone have good resources for this?

>>15232663
Bump

I’ve spent the past several months learning python and C. I have the skills to make desktop applications (at least small ones)
How do I begin to sell certain types of software? Do I contact companies and ask them what they need/want? I feel like this is the best way to put software skills to use.

Who here owns a landscape/landscape maintenance business? Is it profitable? I’ve heard some good things and obviously it depends on location, but if you’re in an area where mowing, trimming, mulching, and snow removal are all viable, do you think six figures is reachable?

What are the costs of making and running a successful minecraft sever that actually generates profits? My original estimate (including advertising) is around 10k. Does this seem accurate or is it more?