Shopify Rollouts - how to see A/B metrics for one?

When Rollouts first launched I was able to see "A vs B" metrics for a rollout, which was very handy as our company hasn't committed to buying an AB tool yet. When I have a rollout running now at 50% traffic, I don't see anything that indicates a comparison between the 2 "versions" anymore and was wondering if there was a way to get the comparison between the two now?

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u/fox_91 — 3 days ago

I feel I'm ok, but never actually feel like it

42m income 205k married and wife works part time bringing roughly 45-50k a year - we mostly try to live off my income but heres how things break down

Take home
roughly 11k per month with 10% going into 401k (Match I forget the % but I get roughly 12k match for 6k invested)

Severance I get 9k per month until October

Retirement

401k - 475k roughly 50% of this is Roth 401k (everything in growth type funds)
ROTH IRA - 163k
Investment account - 175k

Saving - 32k
Checking - 6k

No CC debt, no car debt

Mortgage ~175k @ 4.5% about 26 years left

Now i do have a whole life policy (yes I know, but i'm ok with this at this point) that I've had for like 16-17 years at this point. I do have a loan on it for my car, about 35k @ 5.5%. which is my only debt

Have 529s for my sons

8 yr - $28k
1 year - 3.5k

Around 1m in life insurance, 750k term 350k WL (stay focused everyone)

Budget I keep lighter on paper but roughly

Mortgage - 1700
Utilities - 1000
Food - 1000
And I set aside roughly 3k a month for everything else (it gets put on a CC and paid off)

Some months I go over, and some not, but rest I funnel into my savings (aiming to keep roughly 30k in that as the emergency fund) Then as I get over that 30k I will put left over either in my investment fund or my 529's

Goal wise, I wanted to get the investment account to 200k so we could pay the house if needed, or better to just let it grow some to fund vacations and such.

My financial guy has projected me to be over 2m by retirement,. but I was looking to consider light retirement 55 and full at 60ish.

When i lost my last role I was maxing my 401k yearly, but had started to wonder if I should just "coast" at the 10% or so and do other things. It feels like I have enough to let compounding work, but I feel like I'm on the "edge" where putting more cash in still has use.

I sorta feel like my left over money doens't have a good job to do, making me wonder about things. I know i'm not poor or without things, but I feel like taking the gas off of saving isn't a great goal.

I wanted to make the investment fund "fund" vacations, but there doesn't seem to be a good means to leverage that money short of selling it (my financial advisor mentions to try to fund with cash vs selling especially if I can fund. a trip in a few months), so Ii've been considering using my whole life policy cash value for that. At this point theres about 50k in cash value of which I have 35k tapped for a car, but the rate right now is good compared to the market (5.5%). I know Reddit hates on WL but I'm well past the point of benefiting from the investment side of it so I'm not going to surrender it, but just leverage it.

I'm sorta just looking for a perspective, Do i just set cash aside monthly then do a trip? Do I pay my loan off and just use that as short term leverage? I don't think paying th house off is the play, but I'm not against it..

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u/fox_91 — 24 days ago
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Wife was able to use Apple Pay for Folio without card Wish YMMV

Last week a day before she left for her cruise (without me….) we got a Disney inspire card, so we just had the digital Apple Pay card, no number. Everywhere I looked it said that she would have only been able to use it in the stores and that a physical card was needed to add it to the folio. However she was able to use Apple Pay to put the card on the folio (not sure where she did but I would imagine check in)

So not sure if it’s because the Wish is a newer ship but just passing along if it’s useful to anyone

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u/fox_91 — 1 month ago
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Using Apple Pay for room folio?

So we just got a new chase disney card, but I don’t have the physical card yet, only the Apple Pay. I know it can be used in the store, but from what I read, you can’t do any room charges with it? Wanted to confirm if that is still the case (or if there’s any tricks to getting around it)

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u/fox_91 — 1 month ago

Where can I access the continuous recording?

Set my S4 to continuously record (hard drive installed in homebase3) but when I view the camera I just see the events. Is there somewhere I can view the full continuous recordings if needed?

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u/fox_91 — 2 months ago
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Question about getting a camera to just watch "neighbors"

I have a camera on the corner of the front of my house to keep an eye on things, it rotates between 2 spots and follows motion (C31). Directly across the street (a divided street) is a house which had the cops there twice in a few months (I think drugs, but general "sketchy" behavior). I bought my first camera to keep tabs on things after the first call, but yesterday the Police came over to ask about my camera and if it saw anything to help on their last call. It didn't see what they had asked about, but I did notice that because of how it moves and tracks, it could be looking the wrong way at the wrong time.

My "delima" is if i should purchase a better camera which would always point in that general direction, since the C31 1. can detect motion over there but it's not super clear and 2. because it patrols (every 10 seconds) it can miss things, especially if it picks up other motion to follow. This camera would be looking at my main driveway (so theres a reason for it to point in the direction not just "being nosey").

I think the general concern I would have is, is there a risk in me watching that house for if/when the cops have to come again and do I get targeted by them if I see something that the cops take action on. It seems to be a lot of more random cars (nice cars that you kinda feel like are out of place). But I would imagine now that the Police know I have a camera, that I could imagine they would come over again if they get called out, since I would have a really good view of their front yard.

Basically I would only be getting a second camera to "spy", since my main camera more or less protects my front yard. But at the same time, I would want to know if something went on over there that would risk my family in some way.

Thoughts on the matter?

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u/fox_91 — 3 months ago
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So is the only outdoor camera that can "patrol" the wired floodlight?

Bought S340s with the intent to put on the corner of my house and wire to AC so it could keep an eye on things and come to find that even though you can set pan spots, it will only sit in one spot unless I manually control it? Seems like a miss for a 360 camera... are there any models similar to the S340 that can "go on patrol"? I don't really want a flood light, just cameras

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u/fox_91 — 3 months ago

Venting kitchen question

Looking at my kitchen it’s about 5 - 6 feet to the sidewall. There’s a drop down header so I can’t tell if there’s anything in the space, but I’d imagine it’s open aside from framing. There’s attic to roof is shorter distance wise and probably easier to do as I’ve cut a vent in the past for my bath room. The side wall looks to end reallly close to the soffit (which do not have vent holes), and I’m worried if I try to cut this hole that it will not totally be on the wall and partly where the soffit metal is.

Should I still try to go out the side wall? Is it a big issue to go thru the roof? It’s near to other vent pipes so it would be in a space where there isn’t much to do (if adding solar or whatever later). If I go thru the roof, is there anything to watch for? (It would come out about 5 feet from the edge)

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u/fox_91 — 3 months ago

South Facing Wall

I live in Erie PA and have been noodling on a DIY solar project. In the end I want to roof mount solar for my home but i'm not quite to the point of replacing my roof yet (it for sure needs done first), but I was noodling on if getting started makes sense with my South facing wall as shown in my image. It gets unobstructed sun until mid afternoon when the sun moves to the west more. Doing some eyeball measurements I was estimating I could get at least 10-12 panels on this space, but I had a couple questions.

  1. I was hoping this was a good chance to get the first permits and electrical setup with the intent to expand this system, The power meter / circuits are not super close but are on the other side of the sun room on the right of the picture. Is doing a chunk on the wall a OK idea then add on later?

  2. I hadn't done a full calculation yet, but my rough math had me needing around 18-20kWh - system. We have 1:1 net metering so I'm not looking at a battery at this time... I'm still working out if i can even put that much system on my house. This wall and the sunroom roof are the south facing surfaces with the main part of house having East and West roof space. I'm not sure how much 10-12 panels would get me, but it's probably not a bad start?

  3. If doing in phases makes sense (rough idea would be the roof would be done in next 3-5 years) what are some things I need to consider now? Since my system would be all on the wall, I would guess it's more of getting the power tie in setup and plan on where the roof would come down when it's time, but I can't find too much on wall installs so I was hoping for some insights on the general plan... is it worth doing maybe 20% of this project now and get some use of the system?

u/fox_91 — 4 months ago