GregMartinez

Thanks for sharing an in-depth breakdown of your first year. I've been curious on how indie shows can support themselves and it seems like it's really not feasible long term which is very disappointing. After paying for music, talent, hosting, and the payment platform's cut it seems like you'd need a huge listener base to get a small percentage of users that donate.

Patreon donations being higher than the others has to be due to user familiarity. It seems that most indie creators that ask for donations use Patreon so listeners might be more comfortable using that versus something like Liberapay or Interac.

Just checked and you don't even need to say you're making 100k+.

I marked that my liquid assets are under 25k, net worth is under 25k, and yearly income is under 25k (all the lowest you can select) and they approved me for option trading instantly.

Looking at GOOG the UI shows me put where the max loss is $8.5k. Seems reckless if they really use the information I gave them to determine what level of risk is appropriate.

Goland's debugger can evaluate expressions when paused.

https://www.jetbrains.com/help/go/debugging-code.html#924cf9...

dlv has an open PR to move the config from $HOME/.dlv to $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/dlv so that one should be fixed soon.

The article mentions how they handled it.

> While you’re making big changes, take care of your existing customers. If you’re raising prices, grandfather them to their current plan. If you’re lowering prices, give them some alternative options.

Without knowing their migration strategy it is hard to say. A few things I notice that get borked often with migrations are not handling redirects & internal links properly, not updating sitemaps & canonical tags, and not checking Google Search Console & robots.txt