Everyone who is apart of the e-commerce,l and logistics world. Consumers need it cause it will save them a trip to the mail center and companies need it because it will ultimately get them some money back in theire pocket on these without having to do anything other then issue the refund
Interesting, Could you explain how it addresses the problem of frictions in returning a product and in avoiding loss for e-commerce firms which takes in returned products?
After using many productive apps I decided to create my own combining time, habit and mood tracker. I think that a great title of this could be 'A tracker for everyday activities' because the idea is to track all 24h of the day without gaps. The greatest difference of this app in my opinion is the feature to track time while unlocking the phone.
The design was built from ground up by me combining some inspirations, I hope you like it.
Great work, But until our solutions are easily accessible to non-tech Anki users we'd be addressing the problem of accumulated Anki reviews for only ourselves.
A browser add-on does sound like a way to mitigate that issue though.
I don't see what you mean by "browser add-on". The issue is that I use advanced machine learning libraries coded in C, this makes it difficult to package to users with different platforms.
Even if packaged as an addon, there are no GUI.
I know I won't have time to do this in the coming years (medical student), but the project is FOSS and help is always appreciated.
I actually don't know. I was just told that adding libraries as an addon is very complicated because the C has to be compiled specifically for each CPU instruction set.
But even if I knew how to do it, I have no time to make a GUI in the coming months so status quo it is.
If you want to take a look at it don't hesitate :) The problematic libs are probably pandas, numpy, tokenizer, nltk and sklearn.
The problematic libs are probably pandas, numpy, tokenizer, nltk and sklearn.
All of them work fine in x86 & ARM as I've used them numerous times on my applications on those platforms; Likely does well in Power PC platform as well.
But I haven't built Anki Desktop add-on, So it's likely you've been warned about cross-platform compilation.
HR They put a huge list of requirements they have no idea what they even mean. Compouter science has nothing to do with web development. I been doing this for 20 years and dont even have a bschelor in anything. Most full stack dont go to college.
They put bachellor required to scare newcomers like you
Finally, I've built a project which directly addresses a problem related to Human memory, lack of thereof in the form of Memory Hammer to address the problem of Anki review accumulation ( /problems/384 ) .
To solve this problem, I have created Memory Hammer: An always-on Anki review system - https://memoryhammer.com .
Memory Hammer uses e-paper display to show the Anki cards which are due as an when its due, So that we need not wait for our review schedule. With Memory Hammer, Any time is good for a review like taking a break from the work (or) during a workout session since it's always by our side.
As a possible idea, I could make a platform in which customers can search, look and buy/rent their best tuxedos so they can decide what tuxedo suits them the best and get ready faster for their next wedding.
True, I've seen on numerous occasions people asking for a single subscription services for Movies/TV series/Gaming but unlike News these Entertainment subscription services doesn't seem to be struggling (at-least the top ones) as people are willing to pay for multiple subscriptions and with complex region-wise licensing issues of movies I doubt whether multi-subscription service would ever be a reality in this space.
Utmost, I see one big streaming service being acquired by a bigger one which again is a bad news for the consumers.
Although subscribers moving to other subscription platforms where their favorite show or movie is; could be one of the factors, I don't think it's the primary or at-least cannot confirm unless we see substantial rise in the subscriber numbers for the competing platforms. I think apart from the factors Netflix admitted(Pulling out of countries due to war, Password sharing etc.), I think global inflation and consumers cutting down on their non-essential expenses(which includes subscriptions not just limited to entertainment) are the real reasons.
TiPY keyboard is a one hand keyboard - https://tipykeyboard.com/en/home/ with their own TiPY layout, Regardless of having to learn new layout for typing the keyboard, The price is 350€ which although is relatively less expensive than other one-handed keyboards is still not an affordable keyboard for all.
If one is ready to learn a new layout for typing with one-hand keyboard then I think going for a DIY solution like https://artsey.io/ is the cost-effective way, Not sure whether this particular project - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dicYf7OiS3Q is currently maintained but there are other similar DIY projects out there.
I'm not trying to vilify smartphones in general, After all the advancement of smartphone technology have had numerous beneficial consequences from spill-over effects like advancement in compute power, optics, Internet penetration, Secure communication etc.
But I wanted to point out what I think is the root cause of smartphone addiction and I don't think a small population switching to dumb phones can address that.
In order to solve this problem we created https://www.streamplayed.com/ and we've built the application to specifically handle screenplay formatting better.
Literally 2 minutes ago I have published a post on how to integrate Plausible with Stormkit - https://www.stormkit.io/blog/using-analytic-tools-with-stormkit . Plausible is an open source analytic platform that is cookieless (if I'm not mistaken) and GDPR friendly.
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Because of this, I had the idea for how to solve it. I recently I finally started spending a few hours, here and there, putting together an MVP. So glad to say that it's ready for testing and to earn some feedback!
With this finally out there, I hope to learn if there's a market for Inviteable. It's very similar to Facebook Events, which I know gets plenty of use, so at the very least, I would think the market exists for certain groups.
I hope that Inviteable can help fill in the gap, and is a platform that provides a simple UX that accomplishes the basics exceptionally well.
In response to this, I decided to create my own music theory learning resource over at https://muted.io/. I wanted to create a website that would make it easy to play the different scales and chords online. I also wanted to make a resource that would be an easy reference and help me and others avoid having to remember so much. For example, I created this page for an easy reference to major and minor scales: https://muted.io/major-minor-scales/
My plan is to continue expanding this resource and add to it more and more, especially as I learn myself the music theory concepts and think of good ways to break them down in a simpler more straightforward way.
I hope that this solution is helpful to others that are facing a similar challenge.
It might be worth to note that most Windows & macOS users download all their software from their App Store and an average Linux/Unix user likely knows how to execute commands so this problem likely affects only those who download software from websites manually in Windows/macOS.
Although technically any file (e.g. .pdf) can be compromised to execute malicious code on our systems, Generic files don't usually come with hashes for integrity checks(Perhaps another larger problem?).
You need a development toolchain like Vercel/Netlify but our own CDN?
I guess it makes sense for large scale users who would want total control, But aren't majority of Vercel/Netlify users in early stage who cannot run their own CDN and find their edge delivery very useful?
Indeed! The target audience is users who'd like to take more control and deploy their application on alternative destinations. Usually, these are either applications with high traffic or users with GDPR concerns. When the application has a lot of traffic, Vercel/Netlify becomes very expensive.
We just released an integration on https://www.stormkit.io * which allows users deploying directly to BunnyCDN for instance, this was a request coming from a user who had concerns with:
I'm also considering individual hashtag based subscription, Say like subscribing to just eCommerce based problems and whenever a problem for eCommerce is posted you'll receive the email notification. Would you be interested in such a feature for monthly USD 5?
Who needs this are self-taught programmers which finished learning programming via courses or bootcamps and they want to apply for a job but don't want to compete against programmers with CS degrees.
What I could do is create a platform like a job board in which HR people can find self-taught programmers and they can have more confidence while applying for these kinds of jobs. This would solve the problem of finding a job in which they can perform the same tasks better than a person with a CS degree.
Btw, Many startups have been recruiting programmers without a CS degree for a while now. Udemy & Coursera certifications can add value, Of course one should be able to prove their programming skill without a degree creating and contributing to open-source projects has proven to be successful for many.
I am currently building ( https://tryonzauth.com ), basically to solve this problem, which I myself find painful, first thing I always build is authentication/login. With this solution, you can add authentication within 5mins with the SDK, ease the signup process (no forget password etc...), using magic link passwordless authentication. JWT token is just a standard token where most languages got libraries to read it (email claims) etc...
Focus on building your product, and it's free to get started. Free tier atm is about 2.5k active users per month, but not set in stone yet.
We are looking for feedbacks and features suggestions, to get to our MVP/Beta version, currently in alpha/testing phase.
I'm very interested in learning about this need! I would love to know where or how I can engage with manga artists so I can learn more about where they're publishing currently, what's not working, how they would like publishing to work, etc. (I am a web developer.)
I have read manga throughout my life and have long thought that the current manga infrastructure is unjustifiably broken. (I am only familiar with Japanese manga, however.) At least for Japanese manga, the publishers in Japan make their manga so incredibly inaccessible to foreign readers despite the huge popularity in some of their works and the unbelievable amount of scanlation work that fans put into (voluntarily!).
As an avid manga reader, I would love to see a platform where I pay a monthly fee to legally read manga and support creators. But I am not a manga artist and don't understand their needs and obstacles, so I would love to learn more.
Hey Bakshara! We also believe that it is important to measure the carbon footprint of your everyday tasks. We, as a team of developers, are trying to use our skills with technology to empower businesses and individuals to become more sustainable.🌳 We were really driven by the fact that we as developers want to contribute as little as possible to digital pollution. Instead, we want to have a positive impact on the environment! 🌍 GreenFrame helps developers build low-carbon, energy-efficient web applications and reduce their environmental footprint, using a state-of-the-art platform based on real science. Feel free to check it out yourself: https://greenframe.io :)
Since I posted this problem it's now proven that individual climate action is a propaganda by the Big Oil and that large corporations are responsible for the climate impact.
Perhaps companies operating at the scale of Google or Facebook could benefit from solutions like yours, But then again they are mostly green as making data-centers green is great for their profit margin. But I don't think an individual developer or startup need to worry about their web application impacting climate; I'd love to be proven wrong with evidence.
I see where you are coming from, Bakshara. We believe that we as individual developers can indeed make a difference. We had the opportunity to work with Le Monde, one of the biggest newsletters in France, and we managed to reduce their website's emissions by 23%, or more precisely a reduction in carbon emissions from an initially 50 mg to 38.5 mg. With 120 million visits per month to their website, this represents a saving of 1.38 tonnes of CO2 emissions per month. This shows that even "small" improvements can have a major impact. If you're curious to find out more about our approach and research, feel free to check out our blog: https://marmelab.com/fr/blog#sustainability.
I appreciate the reply, I guess any reduction of energy consumption is good and so your direction does seem reasonable but at the starting price of 125€/mo it's way beyond the reach of entry-stage startups let alone individual developers.
I think there needs to be a separate open-source version of your framework so it can be used by many and can get valuable data to prove your claims and you can charge large organizations for setting it up/support like you already do.
For the last months I've been working on Cluee - a toolbox for all the freelancers to help them organize their work and finance. As there are many such apps on the market, I wanted for mine to be fun, beautiful and easy to use. The first MVP took me few months to complete, and is available at https://cluee.app/
The key features are:
- Time tracking combined with reports for customers
- Setting goals and tracking finance with your monthly timesheets
- Invoicing with the ability to automatically remind your customer using defined scenarios
I agree with Yogesh, If you could build a levels.fyi for freelancers then I don't see why it wouldn't be just as successful. Instead of salaries for companies, You can compare fees for common skills across different freelancing websites according to their experience.
Interesting, I thought one of the best thing about eCommerce is not having to deal with lying sales people who try to sell what they have but not what's best to us.
r/covidlonghaulers subreddit is a good resource for those suffering from long COVID, It functions as a support group for people suffering from the persistent complications of COVID-19 including but not limited to issues with Cardiovascular, Pulmonary, Neurological, Gastrointestinal etc.
Who needs this are small business owners who are planning to sell their preferred objects to a niche market or the entrepreneurs who want to scale as big as they can by choosing the right people. So the solution is implementing AI and machine learning to help these people obtain the customers they want to have so they can grow their business knowing already which customers they can get and expand once they obtain those customers.
I think that a platform which includes a dashboard about how are you marketing your product and which strategies best work for you can be extremely helpful since it helps them to know what the customer needs so the business owners can sell their products to them and they can expand efficiently. Other features might include helping analyze how is the business spending money so it can track records of their expenditures and know if they are making a profit or not (checking employee salaries, inventory, etc).
What I'm thinking about is to make a platform based on trading certain stocks with the help of machine learning and AI which can help the users to make better financial decisions for themselves according to the goals they want to take. For example: they create an account so they can retire earlier, so the AI can help them predict which course of action is the best according to their needs. Or they want to receive the best dividends so the AI can help them choose the best performing dividend stocks.
There is a running joke in the industry, If someone comes up with 'law of universe' then they would be the richest person in the world because they could predict the stock market.
People have been trying to predict stock market using mathematical models since the dawn of computers, Alogrithmic trading is allowed by most exchanges and Hedge funds using Quantitative models have largely been successful.
So the answer for why there is no AI service which I can pay $5/month to get profitable returns next month is because no AI could predict stocks for short-term movements due to large number of variables.
Maybe we can make a tool to predict in the long term (say 5 years) the performance of a stock, it will be kind of easier to predict the performance of that stock. How would you improve the idea?
I've solved this problem by making my own tracker. It’s a Google Sheets template that generates professional-looking reports that are highly customizable. This template has been very useful to me and I hope people might find this useful too. Free tier is available for everyone to try out. Go to my Gumroad page and download it: https://jmavenfinance.gumroad.com/
• Track all your investments in one place
• Compatible with stocks, crypto, ETF, REITs, options*
• Generate highly customizable portfolio reports in PDF or other formats
• One-time price. No monthly subscription.
• Supports short stock positions and short options*
A new non-invasive biomarker sensor from Rockley Photonics seem to address this by using infrared instead of traditional LEDs for measuring biomarkers. Since it's infrared and that the melanin pigment is invisible to it; Color of the skin is not a factor for such sensor.
Upcoming wearables like smartwatches with such laser-based spectrophotometer sensors are en-route and can measure wide range of biomarkers from blood glucose to blood pressure.
You should look at link rot and NTFs! I can see that being a serious problem that would have some serious value if you can solve it and explain it to people properly
Oh that explains why this need-gap has higher than average views than most new need-gaps. Thanks for bringing it to me.
I'm not into NFTs, I presume the URL to the actual content stored on the NFT becomes invalid? IPFS should address this as long as peers exist, But just as archive.org there could be need-gaps to make this process seamless and accessible.
Sir, but isn't the non-interactive nature i.e the simplicity of being able to convey deeper meaning with a static image the core philosophy of a meme?
Hence even the cave man paintings are technically considered a meme.
I wonder whether making a meme interactive would make it cease to exist as a meme Or whether an interactive meme would add additional depth to the memes like depending upon the reader action the meaning could change.
Occasionally I see people are using reddit's gallery feature to construct a meme with multiple images where the reader is required to slide each image, So some basic level of interactive memes do seem to exist.
Thanks for letting me know about people using the gallery feature like that - it's the kind of story that we remember!
The creative way people use very simple features to build new experiences is the kind of "aha" moment I want to make possible with Touchgram - https://www.touchgram.com/ .
I'm not (just) targeting memes. It's a convenient example of the many popular things people consume which are almost-always static experiences - you sit and watch something, rather than being able to interact with it.
"since Touchgram functions inside iMessage, It probably doesn't suffer from chicken-and-egg issues of larynx"
Exactly!
I was originally working on a cross-platform version using a similar game engine (Cocos2D-X in C++, rather than Apple's SpriteKit in Swift). A mentor advised me in 2018 to try to get it working either inside Facebook Messenger or Apple iMessage. The only platform with a rich enough API is iMessage. Apple take care of the notification side, because Touchgrams arrive like any other message. They also provide streamlined installation - if you don't have Touchgram installed and I send you one, Aple put the install link right there in the message bubble.
It's true that developing apps within someone else's ecosystem can aid addressing the chicken-and-egg issues through discovery mechanisms offered through that ecosystem.
But that comes with riders too, Total & absolute dependency on the platform being the primary.
Cannot establish our brand as our product would be always under the primary ecosystem brand (e.g. iMessage or Messenger).
Monetization possibilities are scare or even impossible( Messenger ToS prohibits digital asset sales to avoid conflict with Playstore/Appstore ToS).
Stability of the platform affects product directly(Days when Messenger API goes down, Our product goes down too).
Ownership of the data is complex, We could be liable to protect the data of our customers but we don't have total control over that data.
I've been affected by several of the above issues because I've built Messenger bots in the past and had conducted ~ 100 Million conversations through them.
Great points about platform reliance and these are why I decided Messenger was too dangerous (and limited) for us to use.
Apple's approach with iMessage app extensions is very different - they run as a kind of pure native app, which is called to take control over 95% of the screen for user interaction and then hands back a bundle of data for the message. So Apple preserve user privacy but we aren't running in a weird non-native environment. Much of Touchgram's core logic runs on Mac also and changing it to be "just" a normal iOS app would be very straightforward. We have an in-house testbed app which is just a standard app. Most of the work would just be adding notification support and a bit of UI to replace what iMessage gives us.
All the other extension mechanisms for different messaging platforms that I've evaluated do so via some kind of cut-down HTML running under control of the messenger app. That's much more limiting and vulnerable.
You also make a very good point about monetisation control - Apple don't impose any special restrictions on apps inside iMessage - we have similar subscription and marketplace plans to many apps. I've not reviewed FB Messenger's restrictions for a couple of years but unsurprised.
As a solution, there could be better looking cash registering machine with fresher looks and an easier to use software in which you can register objects faster and easier. As a result, this can lead to people paying for their products so much faster that the time spent in the line to pay will be dramatically shorter.
There could be few shops which are still using old mechanical cash machines while the majority have switched to computerized systems; All it requires now is a mobile app, a PoS machine and so it's not a matter of cost to set it up.
Did you ask why they didn't switch to a computerized system? My guess is that they are not just willing to change, Perhaps and old mom&pop shop with very few customers at a time.
As a solution, there could be a platform in which is a full marketplace but instead of buying the product completely, you rent it for a certain amount of time and you pay the one who gives you the object to keep it and use it well. If it breaks, you pay a fee so the buyer won't mishandle it.
Services like archive.org saves web pages among other things and help address link rot directly. But saving individual pages protected by captcha are not scalable and to address this archive.org provides couple of solutions:
ArchiveBot; An IRC bot which saves entire website upon request.
I've used ArchiveBot to save entire websites with hundreds and thousands of URLs before and yet to try the API to address the aforementioned problem.
Even if URLs are archived in real-time, Identifying and replacing the URL when it's not accessible anymore requires additional work. So there's a need for for an end-to-end solution for identifying and addressing link rot.
Netvyne - A Chrome extension to leave and read comments on any URL
I was first introduced to this Chrome extension idea by a friend a couple years ago in college, and worked on it on-and-off as a side project (in Python+JS). At the start of last year, I picked it up as a serious undertaking and re-wrote the tool in Golang+React with a tightly-knit team of 5 fulltime people.
What differentiates us is that we’re building content moderation from the very start, which is more of an operations problem than a technical problem. We’re committed to civility of discussion over all else; if that means sacrificing “free” speech, or taking the site down temporarily while we scale up moderation, so be it. Timing-wise, people are increasingly familiar with the idea of Chrome extensions, and have also recognized the value of comments due in large part to the popularity of Reddit in recent years.
If you have a moment, try out our extension and please let us know what you think!
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I've had this problem on my mind for at least over a year now.
And about 2 months ago, I finally decided to scratch this itch and started working on https://geniepy.com .
After a few weeks of work, I feel that the boilerplate is coming along quite nicely. If you would like to beta test the product (for free!) either leave a comment here or leave your email address in the form on the homepage and I'll get in touch!
Regardless, I'm curious what you think! I'd also love to know if there's any other feature that comes to your mind that should be on the list above but currently isn't!
A journal diary starting with the birth date sounds like a great way for someone to get into journaling, those who make resolutions on their birthday and want to get into journaling or already have the habit could be very interested in it.
One way to find that out would be through the folks at r/Journaling.
Business wise, I presume It would mean 366 different diaries to be made for each type of diary; No changes in printing but in making the diary(arranging the pages) and maintaining a large inventory.
As explained in the post I was struggling to access large valuable datasets like total historical stock/crypto prices or historical news to analyse patterns and so I built a tool that does this.
Basically you can get data like stock & crypto prices, news, financials, press releases, shareholder changes, reddit posts via an API in JSON or CSV format. I am adding more exchanges and alternative datasets like eCommerce pricing and stock levels with time. The data goes back decades, It's cleaned, formatted and analysis ready.
It resolves a few issues:
- Transparent pricing with no limit to API calls
- Access to many datasets not limited to one particular region or category
- No more scraping, Just access the data you want via an API
- No more managing sorting, wrangling, scraping, indexing infrastructure so you can just focus on building your App, doing your research, analysis or getting an edge in the market
The project is still in development and looking to launch an Alpha soon. Would love to get any feedback, questions or to simply find out your data needs
Butt Mover helps to get things done without burnouts by reminding us to take a walk at regular intervals. I created it to address this need-gap /comments/507 .
Now I've launched crowdfunding campaign to refine and make Butt Mover more accessible for everyone. Back the development at https://buttmover.com .
Aforementioned color accuracy dependent industries would love this need-gap to be addressed, Evident from newer high-end mobile devices having 100% DCI-P3 color gamut coverage.
Perfect color accuracy is not possible without external display calibration hardware but I think this need-gap could be addressed to a reasonable extent with color management library at the software level. Android offers ColorSpace API to convert between different color spaces and iOS offers System Colors which automatically adapt to the system settings.
A 3rd party library which provides helper routines to these APIs depending upon the displays and the color to be presented; could reduce development time and create more reliable, accurate colors for the apps. Due to the extent of this need-gap I think this could be a viable open-source project.
Attempting to solve the above problems we have created EpsiFund https://epsifund.com as a tech-enabled revenue-based funding solution with a human touch. To begin with we take a look at online businesses' key data sources to estimate revenue, marketing and sales efforts, as well as, general financial health. This part of the process is data-driven and we automatically underwrite the risk and offer a few funding options. The process doesn't stop at this point though. We go above and beyond to understand the business and work out a solution that would suit its needs. We are still in Beta and currently focusing on Shopify App Store ecosystem, having helped a few Shopify Devs to fund their next feature release, App add-ons developments and boost revenue via Ads. Check us out and let us know if we can help.
Everyone who is apart of the e-commerce,l and logistics world. Consumers need it cause it will save them a trip to the mail center and companies need it because it will ultimately get them some money back in theire pocket on these without having to do anything other then issue the refund
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Do you have something in mind which can address this problem of e-commerce returns?
Yes I do I have an idea for a complete end to end reverse logistics platform as well as a reverse commerce marketplace
Interesting, Could you explain how it addresses the problem of frictions in returning a product and in avoiding loss for e-commerce firms which takes in returned products?
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Hi,
After using many productive apps I decided to create my own combining time, habit and mood tracker. I think that a great title of this could be 'A tracker for everyday activities' because the idea is to track all 24h of the day without gaps. The greatest difference of this app in my opinion is the feature to track time while unlocking the phone.
The design was built from ground up by me combining some inspirations, I hope you like it.
Any feedbacks would be great!
Playstore: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=productivity.timetracker.mytime
Solved the issue with AI and ML a few months ago : https://github.com/thiswillbeyourgithub/AnnA_Anki_neuronal_Appendix/
It's a companion python script to anki. I would love to make it into an addon but it's not straightforward.
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I don't see what you mean by "browser add-on". The issue is that I use advanced machine learning libraries coded in C, this makes it difficult to package to users with different platforms.
Even if packaged as an addon, there are no GUI.
I know I won't have time to do this in the coming years (medical student), but the project is FOSS and help is always appreciated.
I actually don't know. I was just told that adding libraries as an addon is very complicated because the C has to be compiled specifically for each CPU instruction set.
But even if I knew how to do it, I have no time to make a GUI in the coming months so status quo it is.
If you want to take a look at it don't hesitate :) The problematic libs are probably pandas, numpy, tokenizer, nltk and sklearn.
I felt there was a need to simplify finding the "basic" things that would get anyone into a show and these are
i. The Synopsis
ii. Rating
iii. Episode Count
So I built The Anime Info Platform using data from aniList, over here you can "Search" for any show using the search button
and retrieve what i think are the "main necessary" details that gets anyone into any show
Of course if you're still interested in other information such as Staff, Voice Actors, etc. there's the "More Info" button
which will take you straight to the AniList page of that anime so you can find these details.
I also included a randomized show generator that refreshes everytime you search for a show or click on the "Surprise me" button
this will generate 5 random shows for you to check out if you're like me and can't decide on what show to watch at certain times
Top all of this off with a "dynamic color pallete" and you have yourself a simple environment to find any show you want. It's
100% web based and as such you don't need to download any app for this. it is 100% responsive on mobile
you can check it out here: https://anime-info-platform.vercel.app/
Hmm seems u are new in searching for jobs...
HR They put a huge list of requirements they have no idea what they even mean. Compouter science has nothing to do with web development. I been doing this for 20 years and dont even have a bschelor in anything. Most full stack dont go to college.
They put bachellor required to scare newcomers like you
Finally, I've built a project which directly addresses a problem related to Human memory, lack of thereof in the form of Memory Hammer to address the problem of Anki review accumulation ( /problems/384 ) .
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A subscription service which sends chess quiz, tactics, fun-facts designed specifically for different age groups every month could bridge this gap.
Resilient cooling of buildings by constructing urban-forests, high-rise rooms, heavyweight structures which can capture heat seems like a solution accessible to many and space for startups to operate.
As a possible idea, I could make a platform in which customers can search, look and buy/rent their best tuxedos so they can decide what tuxedo suits them the best and get ready faster for their next wedding.
You may be on to something with this. In a similar way that you can see the same movie on different streaming services.
Netflix Inc. NFLX -3.52% shares fell 35.1% on Wednesday, recording their worst day since 2004, after the streaming giant reported that it lost subscribers in the first quarter - https://www.wsj.com/articles/netflix-stock-price-plunges-premarket-after-subscriber-loss-11650449002 .
Human Brain Compresses Working Memories into Low-Res 'Summaries' - https://directorsblog.nih.gov/2022/04/12/human-brain-compresses-working-memories-into-low-res-summaries/ .
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In order to solve this problem we created https://www.streamplayed.com/ and we've built the application to specifically handle screenplay formatting better.
Literally 2 minutes ago I have published a post on how to integrate Plausible with Stormkit - https://www.stormkit.io/blog/using-analytic-tools-with-stormkit . Plausible is an open source analytic platform that is cookieless (if I'm not mistaken) and GDPR friendly.
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Because of this, I had the idea for how to solve it. I recently I finally started spending a few hours, here and there, putting together an MVP. So glad to say that it's ready for testing and to earn some feedback!
With this finally out there, I hope to learn if there's a market for Inviteable. It's very similar to Facebook Events, which I know gets plenty of use, so at the very least, I would think the market exists for certain groups.
I hope that Inviteable can help fill in the gap, and is a platform that provides a simple UX that accomplishes the basics exceptionally well.
Check it out at https://www.inviteable.app .
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In response to this, I decided to create Qreuz at https://qreuz.com
The ethical monitoring solution at Qreuz helps to collect statistical website data that can't be aggregated into any profiles.
There are no cookies involved and there is also no server-side fingerprinting or other hidden technologies to aggregate visitor profiles.
With connectors, you can connect your monitoring data to marketing tools and your data warehouse.
The solution at Qreuz helps to add consent-free monitoring to your website.
The easiest way to integrate monitoring with Qreuz is available for WordPress: https://qreuz.com/wordpress.
We are also supporting any other PHP-based CMS and any website hosted on Apache or Nginx.
The plan with Qreuz is to offer an alternative for websites and a real value beyond better privacy.
In response to this, I decided to create my own music theory learning resource over at https://muted.io/. I wanted to create a website that would make it easy to play the different scales and chords online. I also wanted to make a resource that would be an easy reference and help me and others avoid having to remember so much. For example, I created this page for an easy reference to major and minor scales: https://muted.io/major-minor-scales/
My plan is to continue expanding this resource and add to it more and more, especially as I learn myself the music theory concepts and think of good ways to break them down in a simpler more straightforward way.
I hope that this solution is helpful to others that are facing a similar challenge.
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Indeed! The target audience is users who'd like to take more control and deploy their application on alternative destinations. Usually, these are either applications with high traffic or users with GDPR concerns. When the application has a lot of traffic, Vercel/Netlify becomes very expensive.
We just released an integration on https://www.stormkit.io * which allows users deploying directly to BunnyCDN for instance, this was a request coming from a user who had concerns with:
1. High costs due to bandwidth
2. GDPR issues
and the user was deploying on Netlify.
*PS: I'm the founder so I am opinionated
Check out https://boostack.io ranked one of the best SaaS boilerplates in the market.
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Who needs this are self-taught programmers which finished learning programming via courses or bootcamps and they want to apply for a job but don't want to compete against programmers with CS degrees.
What I could do is create a platform like a job board in which HR people can find self-taught programmers and they can have more confidence while applying for these kinds of jobs. This would solve the problem of finding a job in which they can perform the same tasks better than a person with a CS degree.
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Btw, Many startups have been recruiting programmers without a CS degree for a while now. Udemy & Coursera certifications can add value, Of course one should be able to prove their programming skill without a degree creating and contributing to open-source projects has proven to be successful for many.
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I am currently building ( https://tryonzauth.com ), basically to solve this problem, which I myself find painful, first thing I always build is authentication/login. With this solution, you can add authentication within 5mins with the SDK, ease the signup process (no forget password etc...), using magic link passwordless authentication. JWT token is just a standard token where most languages got libraries to read it (email claims) etc...
Focus on building your product, and it's free to get started. Free tier atm is about 2.5k active users per month, but not set in stone yet.
We are looking for feedbacks and features suggestions, to get to our MVP/Beta version, currently in alpha/testing phase.
I'm very interested in learning about this need! I would love to know where or how I can engage with manga artists so I can learn more about where they're publishing currently, what's not working, how they would like publishing to work, etc. (I am a web developer.)
I have read manga throughout my life and have long thought that the current manga infrastructure is unjustifiably broken. (I am only familiar with Japanese manga, however.) At least for Japanese manga, the publishers in Japan make their manga so incredibly inaccessible to foreign readers despite the huge popularity in some of their works and the unbelievable amount of scanlation work that fans put into (voluntarily!).
As an avid manga reader, I would love to see a platform where I pay a monthly fee to legally read manga and support creators. But I am not a manga artist and don't understand their needs and obstacles, so I would love to learn more.
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Hey Bakshara! We also believe that it is important to measure the carbon footprint of your everyday tasks. We, as a team of developers, are trying to use our skills with technology to empower businesses and individuals to become more sustainable.🌳 We were really driven by the fact that we as developers want to contribute as little as possible to digital pollution. Instead, we want to have a positive impact on the environment! 🌍 GreenFrame helps developers build low-carbon, energy-efficient web applications and reduce their environmental footprint, using a state-of-the-art platform based on real science. Feel free to check it out yourself: https://greenframe.io :)
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I see where you are coming from, Bakshara. We believe that we as individual developers can indeed make a difference. We had the opportunity to work with Le Monde, one of the biggest newsletters in France, and we managed to reduce their website's emissions by 23%, or more precisely a reduction in carbon emissions from an initially 50 mg to 38.5 mg. With 120 million visits per month to their website, this represents a saving of 1.38 tonnes of CO2 emissions per month. This shows that even "small" improvements can have a major impact. If you're curious to find out more about our approach and research, feel free to check out our blog: https://marmelab.com/fr/blog#sustainability.
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I appreciate the reply, I guess any reduction of energy consumption is good and so your direction does seem reasonable but at the starting price of 125€/mo it's way beyond the reach of entry-stage startups let alone individual developers.
I think there needs to be a separate open-source version of your framework so it can be used by many and can get valuable data to prove your claims and you can charge large organizations for setting it up/support like you already do.
For the last months I've been working on Cluee - a toolbox for all the freelancers to help them organize their work and finance. As there are many such apps on the market, I wanted for mine to be fun, beautiful and easy to use. The first MVP took me few months to complete, and is available at https://cluee.app/
The key features are:
- Time tracking combined with reports for customers
- Setting goals and tracking finance with your monthly timesheets
- Invoicing with the ability to automatically remind your customer using defined scenarios
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Good work. You should consider adding fee calculator as well as it's one of the top need-gap in the freelancer space - /problems/220 .
Good idea! Do you think the calculator may work as a lead generator and be available for free?
I agree with Yogesh, If you could build a levels.fyi for freelancers then I don't see why it wouldn't be just as successful. Instead of salaries for companies, You can compare fees for common skills across different freelancing websites according to their experience.
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Right, but this is slightly different problem to solve than the one I posted :)
Interesting, I thought one of the best thing about eCommerce is not having to deal with lying sales people who try to sell what they have but not what's best to us.
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I agree to some extent - especially for the cases where I am knowledgeable.
For those cases where I have no idea it would be great to have advice. I almost end up asking someone I know for a recommendation.
So you would need someone who is not only giving advice based on what's available in a single store but honest advice suited to the individual needs.
Perhaps may be solutions which link to API (or) language documents could be version checked to determine whether the solution is outdated.
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That makes sense, Do you think it can be done using a browser extension?
If the networking restrictions can be overcome, I think a browser extension is a good platform to address this problem.
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Who needs this are small business owners who are planning to sell their preferred objects to a niche market or the entrepreneurs who want to scale as big as they can by choosing the right people. So the solution is implementing AI and machine learning to help these people obtain the customers they want to have so they can grow their business knowing already which customers they can get and expand once they obtain those customers.
I think that a platform which includes a dashboard about how are you marketing your product and which strategies best work for you can be extremely helpful since it helps them to know what the customer needs so the business owners can sell their products to them and they can expand efficiently. Other features might include helping analyze how is the business spending money so it can track records of their expenditures and know if they are making a profit or not (checking employee salaries, inventory, etc).
What I'm thinking about is to make a platform based on trading certain stocks with the help of machine learning and AI which can help the users to make better financial decisions for themselves according to the goals they want to take. For example: they create an account so they can retire earlier, so the AI can help them predict which course of action is the best according to their needs. Or they want to receive the best dividends so the AI can help them choose the best performing dividend stocks.
Maybe we can make a tool to predict in the long term (say 5 years) the performance of a stock, it will be kind of easier to predict the performance of that stock. How would you improve the idea?
That's what the hedge funds using Quantitative models are doing.
I am currently building ( https://nextacular.co ) for the past 10 days.
This will be open-source software. *Open for contributions* :D
Let me know what features you need maybe we can add them over at Nextacular, and also if you want to have early access to the repository.
Technologies involved are:
- Next.JS
- Tailwind CSS
- Stripe
- Prisma
- Next Auth
- Vercel
Regarding deployment, you can fork the repository and deploy it via Vercel.
We don't have file storage as of the moment, but this is definitely something we can consider as a plugin or extension.
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Chesterton’s Fence: A Lesson in Second Order Thinking.
I've solved this problem by making my own tracker. It’s a Google Sheets template that generates professional-looking reports that are highly customizable. This template has been very useful to me and I hope people might find this useful too. Free tier is available for everyone to try out. Go to my Gumroad page and download it: https://jmavenfinance.gumroad.com/
• Track all your investments in one place
• Compatible with stocks, crypto, ETF, REITs, options*
• Generate highly customizable portfolio reports in PDF or other formats
• One-time price. No monthly subscription.
• Supports short stock positions and short options*
• Supports multiple currencies
• Customizable base currency for your reports
*Pro tier only
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You should look at link rot and NTFs! I can see that being a serious problem that would have some serious value if you can solve it and explain it to people properly
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Sir, but isn't the non-interactive nature i.e the simplicity of being able to convey deeper meaning with a static image the core philosophy of a meme?
Hence even the cave man paintings are technically considered a meme.
I wonder whether making a meme interactive would make it cease to exist as a meme Or whether an interactive meme would add additional depth to the memes like depending upon the reader action the meaning could change.
Occasionally I see people are using reddit's gallery feature to construct a meme with multiple images where the reader is required to slide each image, So some basic level of interactive memes do seem to exist.
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Thanks for letting me know about people using the gallery feature like that - it's the kind of story that we remember!
The creative way people use very simple features to build new experiences is the kind of "aha" moment I want to make possible with Touchgram - https://www.touchgram.com/ .
I'm not (just) targeting memes. It's a convenient example of the many popular things people consume which are almost-always static experiences - you sit and watch something, rather than being able to interact with it.
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"since Touchgram functions inside iMessage, It probably doesn't suffer from chicken-and-egg issues of larynx"
Exactly!
I was originally working on a cross-platform version using a similar game engine (Cocos2D-X in C++, rather than Apple's SpriteKit in Swift). A mentor advised me in 2018 to try to get it working either inside Facebook Messenger or Apple iMessage. The only platform with a rich enough API is iMessage. Apple take care of the notification side, because Touchgrams arrive like any other message. They also provide streamlined installation - if you don't have Touchgram installed and I send you one, Aple put the install link right there in the message bubble.
One of the things that informed my attitude to building "on top" of platforms, especially if you're trying to add extended capabilities, was https://www.gamedeveloper.com/business/a-story-of-gamelayers-inc-
which was also turned into a book https://www.amazon.com/Story-GameLayers-inside-internet-startup-ebook/dp/B005PDH410
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It's true that developing apps within someone else's ecosystem can aid addressing the chicken-and-egg issues through discovery mechanisms offered through that ecosystem.
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Great points about platform reliance and these are why I decided Messenger was too dangerous (and limited) for us to use.
Apple's approach with iMessage app extensions is very different - they run as a kind of pure native app, which is called to take control over 95% of the screen for user interaction and then hands back a bundle of data for the message. So Apple preserve user privacy but we aren't running in a weird non-native environment. Much of Touchgram's core logic runs on Mac also and changing it to be "just" a normal iOS app would be very straightforward. We have an in-house testbed app which is just a standard app. Most of the work would just be adding notification support and a bit of UI to replace what iMessage gives us.
All the other extension mechanisms for different messaging platforms that I've evaluated do so via some kind of cut-down HTML running under control of the messenger app. That's much more limiting and vulnerable.
You also make a very good point about monetisation control - Apple don't impose any special restrictions on apps inside iMessage - we have similar subscription and marketplace plans to many apps. I've not reviewed FB Messenger's restrictions for a couple of years but unsurprised.
As a solution, there could be better looking cash registering machine with fresher looks and an easier to use software in which you can register objects faster and easier. As a result, this can lead to people paying for their products so much faster that the time spent in the line to pay will be dramatically shorter.
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There could be few shops which are still using old mechanical cash machines while the majority have switched to computerized systems; All it requires now is a mobile app, a PoS machine and so it's not a matter of cost to set it up.
Did you ask why they didn't switch to a computerized system? My guess is that they are not just willing to change, Perhaps and old mom&pop shop with very few customers at a time.
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As a solution, there could be a platform in which is a full marketplace but instead of buying the product completely, you rent it for a certain amount of time and you pay the one who gives you the object to keep it and use it well. If it breaks, you pay a fee so the buyer won't mishandle it.
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Netvyne - A Chrome extension to leave and read comments on any URL
I was first introduced to this Chrome extension idea by a friend a couple years ago in college, and worked on it on-and-off as a side project (in Python+JS). At the start of last year, I picked it up as a serious undertaking and re-wrote the tool in Golang+React with a tightly-knit team of 5 fulltime people.
What differentiates us is that we’re building content moderation from the very start, which is more of an operations problem than a technical problem. We’re committed to civility of discussion over all else; if that means sacrificing “free” speech, or taking the site down temporarily while we scale up moderation, so be it. Timing-wise, people are increasingly familiar with the idea of Chrome extensions, and have also recognized the value of comments due in large part to the popularity of Reddit in recent years.
If you have a moment, try out our extension and please let us know what you think!
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/netvyne-extension/hdmpoglhdchngeiefpiaiilfeicjjfap
https://www.netvyne.com/
We've built a Chrome extension that addresses this (and just released it two days ago, 01/06/22)!
In fact, the use-case you are describing here is a need that we've experienced ourselves, and we support both static comments and live chat.
You can check it out the extension here:
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/netvyne-extension/hdmpoglhdchngeiefpiaiilfeicjjfap
I'll share some background in this thread as well if you're interested!
Thanks @Abishek for connecting us!
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I've had this problem on my mind for at least over a year now.
And about 2 months ago, I finally decided to scratch this itch and started working on https://geniepy.com .
After a few weeks of work, I feel that the boilerplate is coming along quite nicely. If you would like to beta test the product (for free!) either leave a comment here or leave your email address in the form on the homepage and I'll get in touch!
Regardless, I'm curious what you think! I'd also love to know if there's any other feature that comes to your mind that should be on the list above but currently isn't!
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Sounds interesting, Please do comment here(Reply) after launch.
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Here's one boilerplate for saas. https://github.com/smirnov-am/awesome-saas-boilerplates
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Thank you for sharing! It's very useful, Surprised to see less entries though and that might explain this need-gap.
i had a similar need and was able to solve it with https://webz.io for the data feeds.
they also have good support if you need something further
May I ask what was the need and how did you solve it using webz.io?
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As explained in the post I was struggling to access large valuable datasets like total historical stock/crypto prices or historical news to analyse patterns and so I built a tool that does this.
Basically you can get data like stock & crypto prices, news, financials, press releases, shareholder changes, reddit posts via an API in JSON or CSV format. I am adding more exchanges and alternative datasets like eCommerce pricing and stock levels with time. The data goes back decades, It's cleaned, formatted and analysis ready.
It resolves a few issues:
- Transparent pricing with no limit to API calls
- Access to many datasets not limited to one particular region or category
- No more scraping, Just access the data you want via an API
- No more managing sorting, wrangling, scraping, indexing infrastructure so you can just focus on building your App, doing your research, analysis or getting an edge in the market
The project is still in development and looking to launch an Alpha soon. Would love to get any feedback, questions or to simply find out your data needs
Here is a link: https://gigadata.com.au/
Butt Mover - https://buttmover.com is now in early access, Butt Mover makes it possible to improve our productivity and health without explicit focus.
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Attempting to solve the above problems we have created EpsiFund https://epsifund.com as a tech-enabled revenue-based funding solution with a human touch. To begin with we take a look at online businesses' key data sources to estimate revenue, marketing and sales efforts, as well as, general financial health. This part of the process is data-driven and we automatically underwrite the risk and offer a few funding options. The process doesn't stop at this point though. We go above and beyond to understand the business and work out a solution that would suit its needs. We are still in Beta and currently focusing on Shopify App Store ecosystem, having helped a few Shopify Devs to fund their next feature release, App add-ons developments and boost revenue via Ads. Check us out and let us know if we can help.