rlorenzo

That skill has not been updated since its release.

I would suggest checking out this project for a boost in design skills:

https://impeccable.style

For designs, try https://impeccable.style/slop/ to detect AI slop patterns and improve your designs. I found it helpful for critiquing designs, developing a DESIGN.md guide, and iterating on UIs.

I had to break out the paper for 3+ light bulb puzzles.

It would be great to mark which options aren't valid on the website. Maybe a checkbox UI for the more challenging puzzles? Where we can mark a checkbox for entries that aren't the right answer and choose the correct one with the dropdown?

Here's the website with the program. The actual article is behind a paywall.

https://movetomichigan.org

Is there an RSS feed for the site that anyone can find? https://www.thefarside.com

I wouldn't mind switching to them, but they don't integrate with financial tracking systems like Mint. I find the ability to get a birds eye view of my finances too valuable. Sticking with Ally and their 2% for now. Do wish they integrate with Mint or Personal Capital.

Seems like Mac Minis are the new Xserve: https://www.macstadium.com/

Maybe the next upgrade of the Mac Mini in 4-5 years will be to A series of chips.

This is exactly what I was looking for.

Just wondering, I see the Tax Summary. It seems to be all that I would need to fill out my taxes, right? What does generating the 8949 form give me?

UCLA |Los Angeles, CA 90095 | Full-Time | ONSITE | https://ccle.ucla.edu

UCLA is looking for a full-time contract developer to work on its Moodle based LMS system with design skills to help develop innovated user experiences across the system from instructors designing and creating their course, to students interacting with their learning materials, and to staff supporting the system.

The position is a 1 year contract with an option to renew. Salary range is $5,084-$10,050 USD per month based on experience.

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A company that creates discussions boards for courses is already doing that. They are called Piazza (https://piazza.com/) and used the student data they have been collecting to Piazza Careers: https://recruiting.piazza.com/

It has caused some heated discussions at our university regarding student privacy.

Do the Facebook/Twitter mobile apps connect to their servers via SSL? Is this only a problem if you use the web version via your mobile phone?

How is this difference than http://www.pricepinx.com? I currently use this site and it tracks more stores than just Amazon.

Sometimes when entering a search term in the address bar the "instant search" goes a little crazy and loses half of the text I typed in. Not a big deal, but happens once in a while.

Is there a future plan to maybe provide an option to pay for the ability to host the jooplicate service on our own machines?

I work for a university that still is very hesitant on using cloud services, because they don't want student data going outside our machines.

Does this help with buzz updates? It bothers me that if I read buzz updates in gmail that they are still unread in google reader's "friends you follow" and vice versa.