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Show HN: Kokoro – A simple app to manage chores and allowances for kids

https://kokoroapp.online

I built Kokoro to solve a real problem in my own family: getting kids to do chores consistently and understand the value of money. It’s a lightweight web app that helps parents assign tasks, track what gets done, and automate weekly allowance payouts based on completed chores.It’s built with React, TypeScript, and Tailwind—lean, fast, and mobile-friendly. I’m not trying to gamify parenting or...

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I'm of the opinion that a university degree is less about learning the subject matter, and more about teaching you how to learn. So a programmer who has not completed a degree may be a fantastic programmer, but one who has done a degree may have a few extra skills on top of simple programming skills.

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Re:Today's Coding Interview Game on Friday December 03, 2010 @01:44AM (#1965018)
How good a programmer can she be when there's not even a Hello World post on her blog, just this rant... just saying...
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I'd say that's the publish date for the print article. Don't you just love old media ;-)