For recurring tasks and work schedules, do you know which platforms people are using nowadays?
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For recurring tasks and work schedules, do you know which platforms people are using nowadays?
https://www.kcrw.com/culture/shows/good-food/favorite-cookbo...
(unfortunately there isn't a good food filter) https://www.kcrw.com/categories/books
Store just with cookbooks only in SF
I think a similar item is happening with news. Online news is rather superficial where really long form things like books can give you the reflection to think.
I have a use case where I have a spreadsheet where it contains user information
1. I would like users to log-in and be able to edit certain fields in their row
2. Would love them to be able to do a password reset (i'm guessing username and a hashed password would be stored on the sheet?)
I know retool is doing something like that but curious if this was on your roadmap or already done
It is a website to make US nutrition facts label which had a huge pivot from a website on learning how to cook. Website is only updated when new government regulations come out which is pretty rare considering how long it takes (in the years really)
One question though, if I deploy a containerized version via docker and upload images, where do the images reside (it seems like the php uploads folder? Just curious if I had to redeploy the image what volumes I might have to mount as back-upp
- admins --> ability to assign gardens, create users - users --> can log into their account and see the status of their account, which garden they are assigned to, and if they are in good standing
What I started doing is writing a quarterly e-mail newsletter to about 80 of my closest friends and family about details thoughts I've had about life, travel, and personal experiences.
Some friends have told me I should write a blog and put all my thoughts out there on the Internet, but I think this kind of defeats the whole purpose to share something intimate to a smaller crowd that the general Internet will never see.
Most waterpiks are super huge, but with the portable waterfloser, I can bring it in a restaurant with me and clean my teeth after I eat.
"Either way, we will be wearing masks, for example, and avoiding crowded places. I’ll call this the immediate pandemic period. For a few years after we either reach herd immunity or have a widely distributed vaccine, people will still be recovering from the overall clinical, psychological, social, and economic shock of the pandemic and the adjustments it required, perhaps through 2024. I’ll call this the intermediate pandemic period. Then, gradually, things will return to “normal”—albeit in a world with some persistent changes. Around 2024, the post-pandemic period will likely begin"
1) Working on budget and forecast
2) Developing project plans
3) Tracking milestones and project status
Of course it is more beneficial for the team lead to know what the team is doing, but it depends on how large your org is. I find that the larger the company, the less technical the lead usually is.
When I first started my saas, I incorrectly didn't start by gunning for paying customers. You could make a cool product, but your goal is to make a cool product people will actually pay for.
The second lesson I learned was not charging enough, but once you actually get people in your paywall, those are things to refine later.
I would take more PTO than expected and then get verbally told, "for your position, you are taking more than your peer group."
What I would do is have an upfront discussion with your manager to clear out what is within expectation. Is it 3 weeks, 4 weeks, 5 weeks?
The problem with unlimited PTO is that sometimes you can feel guilty taking more, because you aren't entitled to it unlike a set of PTO you would get at any other company.
https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/new-amazon-s3-storage-class...
Pricing is super cheap like $1/terabytes a month
I know in the github integration workflow, you have to manually upload the file and then link it which is kind of a pain if doing multiple images.
It usually reveals character on how a person deals with tough situations.