I have my own definition which might differ from yours
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I have my own definition which might differ from yours
Only a few hundred exist, so boxed copies hover around $350; the parts list is free on Rebrickable if you want to DIY it.
https://rebrickable.com/sets/94107-1/developer/#parts
Alternative clip pieces codes: https://chatgpt.com/share/682643c9-0af8-8003-8274-12e94d6fe6...
What you can do (if you're not already doing it) Implement a quick-start feature that simplifies the process: users input a date they need coverage, and the system proactively suggests compatible verified-only sitters with auto-generated message templates.
Introduce push notifications that remind users to reach out to nearby matches or highlight new pet parents in their area.
Also you can consider hosting local meet-and-greet events (since you're set in the Bay Area), partnering with local pet shops or parks to build trust.
Adding a group chat feature for local neighborhoods (i.e. for a city, or a neighborhood) can foster communication and trust.
You can add "premium sitters" that can gain money if they do some specific things like in person verification, they have a big fenced garden or something else. They will cost money to book them.
This is scary
First, it was Facebook https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23490367 and now it's these other companies.
What's worse? They completely ignore a simple HTTP 429 status.
networking: I created a community/newsletter of 7600+ dev/tech people and I'm going to conferences around Italy meeting friends I made thru it
lego: because it's lego (and I was not able to afford it when I was a kid)
NEVER BUYING A SAMSUNG TV AGAIN
some basics and nothing else to start. then you can go as deep as you want down the rabbit hole :)
but it's completely on you