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Seems like this could be fixed by adding sensors below the treadmill to detect anything that moves or gets sucked under it, along with sensors that stop the treadmill if it comes off the ground. There could probably be some sensors/sof
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I feel like Google search is definitely regressing. It's almost like they are allowing old ways to game their search engine to creep back in. Maybe all the original engineers are gone and the new ones are making the same mistakes again
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It's possible without relying on the legal system or contract law. That's one of the interesting things about smart contracts. Steph could sell NFT shares in a smart contract stipulate in his contract to be paid in ETH at the smar
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Euler Beats NFT gives the owner of the originals a copyright to their 'record'. https://eulerbeats.com/about Owning Originals Buyers of Originals shouldn’t need any more incentive other than the historical signifi
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Just throwing out ideas. It would be easier to market your app nationwide vs just GA. Can your therapists do group discussions if they don't call it therapy? Or could unlicensed staff do group discussions? If your lic. therapists are i
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Projects are everywhere. Arduino Here are some arduino projecst for inspiration: Bin Day Indicator https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zLU1cOYf1dY Freezer Temp Alert https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z59XS2wHOB8
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y, it sounds like a bad idea to me. I have never understood why don't banks offer READ ONLY api/access to accounts for 3rd budgeting apps/expense trackers or even verifying you for a mortgage.
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6y ago
Laravel is pretty quick to get up and running with just a few terminal commands, I wouldn't say there are lots of pieces of tech you have to learn. Laracasts.com is a great starting point. I'd recommend using Laravel Jetstream + T
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The community is the biggest selling point for me, it's so amazing. Dropping another plug for Laravel + Livewire + Alpine js, I think it's even better than using Vue.
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Even though you have Python experience I would check out Laravel (PHP). I moved from Rails to Laravel in 2013. The community and ecosystem are amazing. I can go from zero to having a web app with auth + 2FA, user profile and dashboard in 10
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6y ago
Could you post the tech stack? And what general niche/industry it is in? If you would like to email me directly <HNusername> at gmail
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I listen to music and podcasts while working/programming most of the day. If it is focused work mainly electronic music and soundtracks. Less focused I'll listen to podcasts or even audio books. I even have a few tracks I'll
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sounds like something that inexpensive they could add redundant ones to the board to exceed the expected lifetime of the vehicle, plus to have a backup failover since it causes some serious issues. Or just have a location where they can be
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Until we have PreCrime.
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This is true in board games. German board games rarely involve combat or taking over territory. Where there are lots of classic American board games with these themes.
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I think the next step is VR, ready player one style where everyone is going to school, working and playing in the same virtual space. I expect this pandemic will speed us in that direction. No commute, no office space, want to see Paris let
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I tried mailing out letters to small businesses in my area, I would research 10 at a time who needed a new website or didn't have a website. I printed The front of the envelope in color and the back in color with a pitch for web develo
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UK Warns Those with prior serious allergic reactions should not receive vaccine
(news.sky.com)
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I moved from Rails to Laravel about 7 years ago, I think Laravel has the better ecosystem and community now. Rails is great so you probably couldn't go wrong choosing either. I think Laravel has better coverage with packages/gems
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I came across Tony in his Mixergy interview in 2008, he was always inspiring. Even though I didn't meet him it hit home when I saw the news. Rest In Peace, you inspired millions.
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"I can’t afford it, I would never buy drugs I get drugs free" MLWTTKK
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If you're learning PHP check out the Laravel Framework. laravel.com laracasts.com forge.larvel.com laravel-livewire.com Great framework, great community and great suite of tools to make developing fun.
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Try carrying a couple of granola bars, dried fruit and nuts when you're out.
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Another vote for Lego Mindstorms. A new set just came out so you might be able to pick up the previous one at a discount. Another vote for First Lego League, they have a few age tiers, if you can't find a team to get on consider making
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There are speech therapists here in the states offering online speech therapy. I think it would be a good idea to get some input from a professional at least an evaluation, even online. I would try contacting local speech therapists directl
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Laravel has Livewire, it's pretty amazing. laravel-livewire.com
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I definitely come up with solutions to hard problems while spacing out in the shower and while sleeping, I've even woke up from a dream about a solution to a problem I was working on during the day and have dreamed new features and bus
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Just keep your eyes open, an idea will come. Usually it's a pain point for you that you could automate with a web app that provides you value. Most likely it will provide value to others as well. Build a small version just for you to s
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y, just being able to take the plunge and try, innovate and improve is the first step. I think it also helps if you have a skill for quickly deducing what's wrong when there is an error. So being able to troubleshoot an error or bug qu
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Instead of feeling bad, pitch in money when you can, but even better pick one you could contribute to and contact the maintainers asking how you can help. Then you're giving back and improving the software along the way, I don't t
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