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Hey there,

Long time lurker, but first time posting in this sub.

I have a 30 gallon tank that I've been maintaining for about a year now, with a diversity of corals, fish and inverts. I've recently been introduced to the concept of "seeding" a reproducing population of rotifers and copepods in my tank and it sounds great, but I don't want to make the investment until I'm sure that it's the right thing to do.

The site that I'm looking at is recommending 64 oz of these things for my aquarium. Has anyone else had experience with this?

Remember the Got Milk? ad campaign?

A competitor has "Got (most common product abbreviation)?" trademarked, I just learned.

Unaware of their use of the slogan I used the hashtag #gotabbrreviation on social media, not in the context of a question, but rather implying that we've got them.

The owner pm'd me asking to cease and desist but I'd rather not. Should I?

Hello,

I'm working on a fairly complicated pricing calculator in google sheets, which I've been adding functionality to for months now, and a lot of my formulas are getting pretty heinous. I'm trying to recreate the logic in google scripts, with separate functions for different product categories, so that I don't have to navigate through a sea of cascading IF's every time I want to add or change something.

A problem I'm having to this end is that, depending on product type and criteria, I need to look up information from a variety of pretty large tabs of data. It's not entirely clear to me how best to perform the equivalent of a VLookup to this end. The results I'm seeing in google are mor

Hello,

I'm working on a fairly complicated pricing calculator in google sheets, which I've been adding functionality to for months now, and a lot of my formulas are getting pretty heinous. I'm trying to recreate the logic in google scripts, with separate functions for different product categories, so that I don't have to navigate through a sea of cascading IF's every time I want to add or change something.

A problem I'm having to this end is that, depending on product type and criteria, I need to look up information from a variety of pretty large tabs of data. It's not entirely clear to me how best to perform the equivalent of a VLookup to this end. The results I'm seeing in google are mor

Hello,

I'm working on a fairly complicated pricing calculator in google sheets, which I've been adding functionality to for months now, and a lot of my formulas are getting pretty heinous. I'm trying to recreate the logic in google scripts, with separate functions for different product categories, so that I don't have to navigate through a sea of cascading IF's every time I want to add or change something.

A problem I'm having to this end is that, depending on product type and criteria, I need to look up information from a variety of pretty large tabs of data. It's not entirely clear to me how best to perform the equivalent of a VLookup to this end. The results I'm seeing in google are mor

For past the two years our team has been working on a physical business that has a software component. Eventually we plan to make the software component our core focus. We've invested capital into about 6 months of outsourced development, which has been slow and hasn't produced the results we know can be realistically expected of a competent partner acting in good faith.

At this point I am of the opinion that we should essentially just scrap what has been inexpertly done for us by this third party and begin building an in-house team. The problem is that, while our founders have enough technical familiarity to design a spec with psuedo-code and some wire frames, we're not well versed enoug