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I second this recommendation. My custom domain emails work wonderfully through Apple iCloud account.
Confused as to why ai and energy is wasted making things like this?
$29 seems steep. $15 at most especially because there are already free software that do similar. Also drop the monthly and yearly, it doesn’t apply to this type of software.
This is implemented well.
FWIW: I find explaining to Claude or Gemini what I want and that I’m using Openscad works super well. The bonus is that I can make further changes in Openscad or continue the chat to further refine the code.
Kumon is often rewarding (from my past experience with it)
I totally agree, this was one of the best talks on AI I've heard in a while!
Your product should find you customers.
Coughs at the right time are simple and free and don’t require all that nonsense.
- market to conference venues and make a way for them to integrate.
- cost. Allow all attendees free users to a whatever you decide.
The key is to forever make it free for groups to add.
Without a doubt use your Django skills for the backend and Flutter for the app side.
Watch or read the Flutter docs to get a project started.
I’m not seeing a lot of traffic for a true sale… or worth for that matter.
Find someone else who blogs similar and have them take it over. Come up with some split.
I think your target user is lost without drag and drop.
These projects are great!
ha, thanks, that too! Nice site.
Guess: this person is associated with one of the shops to buy.
My mind is blown. I copied this python code from the net and Suno AI made me a fairly catchy song:
# Program to generate a random number between 0 and 9
# importing the random module
import random
print(random.randint(0,9))
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pyuser314 on Sunday March 17, 2024 @04:51PM
from the app.suno.ai dept.
whatever reason hacker news chooses not to make the buttons larger on mobile doesn't make sense to me.
I read this story this morning how a director might have stole the idea of a music performance for someone famous from a less known source that was posted online.
I don’t see any issue with this and don’t understand why anyone should have to give credit to the original source. Are there any copyright issues?
We are on well water, which is very hard here.
Also we currently get monthly shipments of toothpaste tablets and floss from a company called Bite.
REST Client, vscode extension.
Anyone know what printer they’re using?
Django checks a lot of boxes for me.
Stanford or any good tech university.
Bootstrap is still extremely relevant in 2022.
Cloudways.com with a digital ocean droplet is far superior to anything on Dreamhost