Swalden123

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by Swalden123 5y ago
Thank you :)
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by Swalden123 5y ago
I hope too in the future :)
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by Swalden123 5y ago
Great analogy with the wheelchair!
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by Swalden123 5y ago
Haven't seen it before, but it is quite different I think. CheckYourList basically lets you create a list with multiple items in it, which when complete can be reset, ready to go through again. doableapps is more fo a todo app if i&#x2
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by Swalden123 5y ago
That book was one of the things that started me looking for an app to let me make recurring checklists :) I still to do this day can't believe I finished a book on checklists!
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by Swalden123 5y ago
Sounds like you went through the same process I did as well :) I was surprised to find a lack of apps that have repeatable checklists. I did something similar to you with google forms. I had a shortcut set up to launch a google form to go t
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by Swalden123 5y ago
I don't think I ever got around to trying process street, their focus on teams put me off a bit. Finishing it was quite the challenge :P I've spent the last 10 years getting a lot of different projects to 90% done and then moving
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by Swalden123 5y ago
I've often done the same thing! My phone is often on do not disturb as well, so alarms are the only way to get on time reminders. My apple watch has helped as I can hit snooze quickly and a lot more easily. Todo apps tend to get filled
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by Swalden123 5y ago
If he isn't on medication, it is something that would calm him down. I know as an adult with ADHD I can be very intense sometimes, agitated and impatient. However I also have my own strategies to manage this, for example exercising eac
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by Swalden123 5y ago
Hi Guys, I'm Spencer and recently built CheckYourList to help with my ADHD. The app lets you create repeatable checklists. It's great for packing lists, daily routines, cleaning lists and things that you need to take with you cons
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Show HN: I built an app to create repeatable checklists to help with ADHD(checkyourlist.app)
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by Swalden123 7y ago
That sounds like Google to me.
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by Swalden123 7y ago
I’ve found more and more I have reverted to finding books instead of searching to find deeper knowledge. The only issue is it is easy to publish low quality books now. Depending on the topic you are looking into often if a book stands the t
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by Swalden123 7y ago
I like the idea and will give the app a go. I think most other comments so far are being extremely nit picky. Sure he graphics needs work, but it’s unfortunate that commenters seem to only be able to comment on that. Give the guy a break!
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by Swalden123 7y ago
She talks about mum influencers essentially using their kids for fame in the article but is doing the same thing herself. My point is the mum doesn’t see the kids point of view.
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by Swalden123 7y ago
The very son that didn’t want to be all over the Internet? Yet there he is pictured in the article on vogue. I got the feeling from the article that she didn’t understand her sons point of view.
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by Swalden123 7y ago
That’s what I felt as well. She seemed to state that it was a relief that her phone died, yet somehow still managed to have a photo of them.
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by Swalden123 7y ago
It’s a shame the Mother can’t see this
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by Swalden123 7y ago
Team lead
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by Swalden123 7y ago
A lot of Australia is still stuck on ADSL with speeds of 5 - 20Mb if your lucky
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by Swalden123 8y ago
I’m not sure how the US tax system works, it seems doubtful that if you spend money on an asset you can deduct the full amount from the tax you pay? In Australia you would basically deduct the purchase price of a MacBook Pro off the total p
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by Swalden123 8y ago
I had a similar use case as you for making apps to run on a Rasberry Pi for my staff to use in my business (Chocolab.com.au) I discovered appjar.info which has been so simple to use for quick ugly interfaces. It is built on top of tkinter
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by Swalden123 8y ago
The thing that has irritated me often is not that people are idiots but they often lack of self belief that they could learn to do something. The key here is the secretaries didn’t realise they were learning to code, but if you told them to
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by Swalden123 8y ago
A “monster” pc has raw processing power that consoles are not even close to. Whilst console games are optimised for targeted hardware, optimisation often means a reduction in certain graphical elements to allow the game to run smoothly. You
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by Swalden123 8y ago
I agree with @jdpigeon People who come from other languages often make “dumb mistakes” because they try to apply their existing mental models of programming to a language that works differently.
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by Swalden123 8y ago
This looks promising! I’ve been hacking code mirror to try to do what ProseMirror is doing with Markdown. I might have to check out using ProseMirror in my notebook app.
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by Swalden123 8y ago
This is so incorrect it physically hurt to read.