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There are a lot of books and tutorial videos that teach programming to those interested in video games but not much in the way of teaching people who already have familiarity in the creative digital audio space.
We are working on a MTurk like system for audio/video transcription. We have developed a four step process to ensure that the accuracy as high as possible irrespective of the difficultly level of the file. Check it out at https://scribie.com
If you are already below, then Kudos.
"Landlords" and "Tenants" would set up profiles which will be used to match prospective tenants with listings and vice versa.
Some of the key aspects of this concept are the creation of a marketplace to encourage rental unit upgrades, community management both for large apartment/condo complexes and geographical communities with large concentrations of rental units, and tie-ins with third party services / various partnerships.
Working on TruckPlease https://www.truckplease.com/ If you need to move something you can post it there and guys with trucks and moving companies around you will put down quotes for the job. Then you can accept/decline the quotes and get connected to the mover. It's a Rails app. The focus is on stuff within the same city (or county at least) so shorter local moves. It's mostly in Vancouver, BC right now although we g…
There are lots of bargains for furniture and heavier stuff which is 'pick-up-only'. If you can get a quote for picking it up and delivering it before you even bid on an auction, this will open up loads more opportunities for both buyers, sellers, and local delivery companies.
So my 2 cents worth of tip is adding an ebay bookmarklet or a way to add an eBay id instantly to get a quote on.
Also lots of potential if this grows for moving companies who have extra space in their trucks to bid and fill those gaps within the area.
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How are you handling the actual accessing of user's finance data? Automatically via API? Or having them maintain a ledger?
For now it's manual input. A lot of folks balk at this, but I find I do better when I'm forced to thoughtfully engage with my budget. For example, my wife and I are primarily concerned about improving our grocery spending. This means that we only have to input spending 2 or 3 times each week. It's really not a burden, and really helps keep our use of the app simple. All of the other spending that goes through our che…
It starts to look like a reporting tool, but the main purpose is merging datasets based on common columns.
If Go can get some attention on the frontend, I think it's going to speed up adoption even more.
I've just launched an app for building D3.js charts online. Getting some interesting people sign. https://app.chartblocks.com/tryme