People cannot help themselves.
Its too easy and satisfying to sit on your phone.
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People cannot help themselves.
Its too easy and satisfying to sit on your phone.
Can you link to an example?
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I'm thinking: What would a GPT project manager do? What would a GPT money manager do? What would a GPT logistics manager do? GPT Data Analyst, Etc.
https://www.amazon.com/Blue-Tube-UV-Light/dp/B00D48XDO0/
Thought it might be applicable to computers, but realized that UV breaks-down PLASTICS as well, which is why you mostly find in ducting.
Very cool stuff if you're into clean/sterile living.
Note: Most of the dust in your home is comprised of human skin. Unless you've had an industrial vacuuming, other people's skin is moving around your house or gumming up the walls of your ducts. UV lights (and chemicals) are the only way to break that shit down.
Its basically 5% Annually... to which stock-people say "why not put into a dividend earning fund" and analysis paralysis kicks in...
The scrollspy using hash changes to represent difference sections of the page, and unique graphic on top to show progress. baller shit.
Everyone with software needs you to agree to them capturing analytics data.
Automatically generate the first yaml/config file from looking at my codebase? Heroku-like CLI that generates/updates the YAML file? Heroku gives me "redis" without me needing to learn anything about AWS/YAML-config shit.
One-Click starter file for 10-most popular apps...
- rails/postgres/redis
- create-react-app
- static site generator
- node/serverless
https://brenebrown.com/book/the-power-of-vulnerability/
Never feeling qualified, feeling like a screw-up for attending college in your 30's... these are stories you've made up in your head for how people gauge your worth.
close your eyes and think about where you want to be sitting in 5 years, work your way backwards, and start checking boxes...
Your Amazon problems would be solved with a regular USPTO trademark. They don't recognize common-law trademarks because they are heavily arguable in litigation.
USPTO is a database of trademarks already scrutinized by trademark attorneys and government. It's not perfect, but it is a collection that Amazon recognizes.
You can do this for $2000-ish and never think about it again.
then GS1.org for barcodes
Now you can sell your bottles in museum gift-shops!