Best 1 Week RV Training/Course/Camp

I have a week to kill and need to stay out of my home. I am looking to stay in a hotel somewhere for a week and want to do something for self improvement.

I have always wanted to do Remote Viewing and am posting this to ask one and all if you can recommend a good course that fits my schedule (basically, starting Thursday.)

My original plan was to stay in a nice hotel with a good gym and get back to training after a break... then this idea popped into my head.

Location: USA, Mexico or Caribbean - the closer to Miami, the better.

Any suggestions?

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u/UpperImpression3620 — 23 days ago
▲ 1.1k r/NoCommute+5 crossposts

Here's where the high paying tech jobs have gone. Americans, you are being replaced.

This came into my inbox.
I have been saying - and have been banned for saying that Indian techies and tech companies are in the business of replacing American workers in America. I know of several American friends who are top Agile Coaches and cannot find a job, but here they are being racially profiled and discriminated against by a large Indian Company - TCS.

We need to get this out there and get your Congressmen to shut down the H1-B program.

u/AlastairMac1964 — 4 months ago
▲ 3 r/Domains+1 crossposts

Solo developer here.
I got back into coding and building tech stuff when I couldn't find another job. :(

I'm happier doing this, even though it's not lucrative at the moment.

Neighborscope.com is where you can instantly download it for iOS and Android. The PWA is there to direct people who test it to the right AppStore.

Basically the app is geared toward homebuyers, renters and movers who want to scope out a neighborhood before moving there. You can see things like:

  • Is the house in a flood/fire zone?
  • Earthquake, tornado, wildfire, hurricane danger?
  • Schools?
  • Crime?
  • Walkability?
  • Cell coverage?
  • Home prices rising? Collapsing? Stable?
  • etc.

It is free and always will be. I will monetize it if it gains any traction. Any ideas on getting it out there, let me know...

u/UpperImpression3620 — 5 months ago
▲ 3 r/hardrockbets+4 crossposts

What are the best affiliate programs for a gambling related site?

I've nearly finished a gambling-related PWA (it doesn't actually do any gambling) and the only way to monetize it would be via affiliates. It will likely never get into the AppStores (iOS or Android) because they HATE gambling related sites and even the name would scare them: SlotCheater.com (it's 'CheatSheets'!!!) - I still may try, but it would be like tilting at windmills... lol

The whole idea came about because a family member of mine is a full-time Advantage Player in Vegas and there are people actually making a living doing what is called "Advantage Play Slot Hustling" - this is kind of like finding machines that are set up in a winning position.

You might say it's like back in the day when kids would check the change receptacle on pay phones for forgotten change. Sort of like that but for slot machines.

So Advantage players know many setups and look for machines that are 'ready'. The house maintains its advantage of course, but Advantage players know when someone walks away from a machine that is ready to go.

There are MHB Slots (Must Hit By) as well as Advantage Play and a whole lot to know, so my site basically accumulated all of this - The site isn't even done and it's getting a bit of traffic (not a ton) and I thought I could put up some sort of monetization.

All suggestions welcome.

u/UpperImpression3620 — 4 months ago

That's the tech job of both the future and the past. Training your replacement.
Software Engineer --> KT (Knowledge Transfer) --> Unemployment

'AI Trainer' is not training people in AI, it's training AI how to do your job because AI will do it for 'free' and you will no longer be able to do it for a paycheck.

Just in case this wasn't already clear to everyone... These are the jobs I'm seeing.

If you survived training your 5th column H1B replacements from the near east in the past, this is the new horde on the horizon.

Good luck.

u/UpperImpression3620 — 6 months ago