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Also I started reading a quantum computing book, but I rarely feel up to diving in the depths of linear algebra I barely understand.
I have finally, after some 5 years, setup my RaspberryPi to perform a useful function for me. To validate the claims by my ISP makes about our bandwidth. It's performing a speedtest periodically and updating a Google Sheet with the results. Over time I hope to track and back up their guarantee myself! In the process I am learning about Go, Docker and Google's API. I am also increasing my knowledge of Linux. The project continues with more automation and monitoring.
I've recorded on 2 separate occasions bass lines for different bands in a simple home studio which has been put together since lockdown. I'm collaborating more with a teenage friend whom I used to record and perform with a lot many years ago.
Also, briefly: I've built my family home in Minecraft and plan on extending to some memorable landmarks...
And I hope to get round to reversing the fridge doors before the end!
Problem = parents get many suggestions some helpful, some clickbaity or low quality (too much mess/effort/clicking). Solution = crowdsource, moderate, and upvote for the highest quality ideas, categorize them and allow users to bookmark their favorites.
Anyone can submit an idea - a link plus short description and category choice. The moderator (just me right now) checks submissions for safety and quality before publishing them.
Visitors can upvote the ideas they like and submit comments on resources that might help other parents.
Logged in users (just email and password sign up) can bookmark their favorites.
If you have a great kid activity idea to share please submit it at https://kidalist.com/
Feedback welcomed, thank you.
https://purchasepoint.landen.co/
We've made a few apps in the past that monetize with consumable purchases (specifically things like virtual currency, extra swipes for a dating app, etc.) and realized the backend we wrote each time for storing user inventory after making an in-app purchase was almost identical. PurchasePoint handles the details of Apple StoreKit and Google IAB transactions to track user inventory for you.
https://github.com/otsaloma/dataiter
https://github.com/otsaloma/dataiter/blob/master/dataiter/da...
It's called PerfBeacon (https://perfbeacon.com/), and since quarantine started I've had time to add a free tier, test an implementation in Docker (rather than AWS Lambda), and start a couple of integrations with Netlify and Vercel.