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GFuller
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Show HN: An AI-generated daily quiz app I built on my bike
Not a startup attempt, just a weekend project for my family. My parents do a daily quiz, but the site they use looks like it was built in 1999 and not touched since. I thought it’d…
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This is actually a side-project of a side-project, so I wanted to have a go at building the algo myself for a bit of fun/learning. I’m using Ruby under the hood...
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Lately, I have been coming across a lot of really cool crypto projects that seem to get very little coverage in the ProductHunt community. They have a crypto topic but I think we a…
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No analysis yet. Just getting the ball rolling with feeds from selected blogs and youtube channels. I'm hoping that, over time, the community will weed out the good articles from t…
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Comment #11072535
I created Gains Supply because I'm interested in bodybuilding and I'd genuinely like to start a community that features and discusses helpful articles and products in that niche. I…
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Comment #10345336
There should be a red 'Close' button in the bottom right-hand corner of your screen. I'll add the option to use ESC as well.
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Comment #10345323
The purpose of this bookmarklet is to provide a streamlined method of getting the selector without having to go into the source or use chrome tools. There is also the problem of us…
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Comment #10345279
I use Selector Gadget too and I was recommending users of Flutter use it to get selectors. However, I'm trying to make the process of getting a unique selector for any element so s…
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Comment #10345071
You're right. However, the purpose of this bookmarklet is to provide a streamlined method of getting the selector without having to go into the source. Using 'inspect element' is e…
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Comment #10208182
That's an interesting statement. Why do you think programming is easier than 'real' engineering?
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Comment #10208168
That's cool. Unfortunately, I do have overheads, not kids, but enough to prevent me jumping straight out of work into a startup business.
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Comment #10208111
Good for you! :) Do you have any advice?
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Comment #10208105
Thanks for your answer. Out of interest, were you working in a manufacturing position when you wrote the software for your business or did you spot the opportunity from the outside…