Dani

If you're talking about the "I get up at 4am and get more done by noon than you do your entire day, and I don't stop work until midnight!" - I can see your point. For a while, because I was researching business in general, my YouTube feed started to look like this. Out of curiosity I clicked a couple that *seemed* to hold good information (which worsened my feed) and they included going to the...

Very nice! I don't know if it was a temporary fluke but the dropdowns wouldn't populate at first. When I hit one of the 'generate' buttons it seemed to spring to life and was amazing after that. Super clean design and easy to use. 👍🏾

I would implement my idea for a greenhouse/ fresh market combination. Bottom floor is the fresh market while the food is grown on the upper floors. Different from the current vertical greenhouses in that it uses no electricity, only solar tunnels. No over-engineering. Just raspberry pi's, dirt, worms, and bees - and no pesticides! #FeelFreeToStealThisIdea

A good book and milky tea 📕

A very specific problem without a solution I can buy - so I have to build it myself.

All the time. If I run across a code problem Stack Overflow is a gift from above. Usually other people are having the same problem due to a breaking change.

I tried it, and I must say, I'm impressed. Although I did see a little repetition (honestly my prompt was only one sentence long, though) - it gave me ideas on my slide deck. I'll have to tweak some of the info a little because it described a much more mature company (one can dream though :D) It's amazing how much it did with only a little bit of information.

Nice work! Even the paid tier is super affordable for the immense value it gives. World building can be a pain if not organized - and readers/players looooove lore. It's not only a place to organize, but you give prompts too! ps- thank you for dark mode :)

Problem: Even solar energy is dependent on extracting limited materials from the ground. Problem: We're addicted to plastic. Dreams: What if we could bio-engineer these? Solar panel materials that can be grown and shaped into things like roof shingles or blades of grass. What if we got better at rearranging atoms to fit our needs? And engineer them to seamlessly integrate back into harmless...

Trello!!! Also a notepad...

Coffee in hand, I go outside for a moment to feel the sunshine, open air, and check on the nest some weird bird made in my flower pot. "I am solving a worthwhile problem." "I can take it easier today and still be productive - I'll take a smaller chunk and just do that." "Maybe I'm getting burned out with this section - I'll tackle another area that needs attention and that could be...

Fridays off definitely. I don't mind Monday, it's a fresh start. Also, I do major house cleaning on Fridays to get ready for the weekend (especially now that the weather is nice). Not having to both clean and work on Fridays would be amazing. But I also know me, and with several projects on the side, rest isn't coming any time soon anyway, lol.

I am technically my first customer. The amount of litter I find on the streets is completely avoidable, and it's also a financial drain on the community. Not to mention the threat to wildlife! I started out searching for a solution to curb the problem but couldn't find anything that fit my needs (highly portable, solar powered, theft deterrent, circumvents the need for wifi since the areas I...

I feel dumb, I can't find the Clicmon product page. ???

Sourcing components as a little fish in a very big pond. When there is a component shortage, you have to pivot on what you use sometimes and try to make it work. So when to launch gets really dicey: should I go with these components? How many more can I get if this takes off? Can I trust this source or should I wait for the big players to replenish? I'm self funded so I can't throw my weight...

I love the look of the site, very easy on the eyes. Please note, in my experience signing up, when I got the verification email the code was cut off on the bottom. If I inspected the element, the screen got skinnier and the code showed (I was also able to get it by printing the email to pdf and it appeared). I'm assuming it was optimized for mobile, which is extremely smart - but double check...