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I think there is a hurdle rate as a South African I can tell you very few people will be able to do this you need
- A reliable power source which we don't have
- So you need an uninterrupted power supply to keep you from getting hit with blackouts or have solar panels with a deep cell battery
- Very few people have fibre internet and use mobile internet so you need a sim card with data on it ($5.20 per GB)
- If you don't have mobile data towers in your area you'll need a satellite dish to either broadcast an internet connection or broadcast locally to someone who has an internet connection
- You need liquidity, which you either need to buy from an exchange who is going to take fees off you or use a non-kyc which is going to hit you with a 30-90% premium
Then when you finally one deal with all that channel management BS lol, not very practical, the way I see it you will have to run uncle jim models which is not unpopular here.
So what people will do is all pay 1 guy who will cover the cost to get a fibre connection for example and everyone connects to that WIFI, people do it with satellite dish tv too and even banking, we call it a "stokvel" where people all give their money to a community member who "saves/invests it"
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A nice message here for today.
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I write all my longer posts here on Libre Office Writer, and use the spreadsheets for my business.
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Excellent idea. I just took my dog for a long walk and thought about your ideas regarding synthesis, and your suggestion for me to do a meta post about my newsletter. Your idea here is even better. I remember a few months back when you were hounding @k00b and @ek about something like "embedded search", but I didn't know what you were talking about. Once it was implemented, the value it brings is immense in tying posts together and increasing visibility for older content. This post is similar. During my first year on SN I spent a lot of time dredging up old posts to read. It felt like a shame that, at least for me, they were so difficult to find. I actually toyed with the idea of doing a weekly newsletter where I would dredge up "golden oldies" and highlight a few for visibility. That was probably why I started the Books And Articles newsletter after @Scoresby suggested it.
I can't wait to see where you take your idea