Ethan Glover

Hm, it does what it says. The UI needs a lot of work. I don't see how the data is sourced. And I don't know why you need to install an app for something so simple. Best to stick to Glassdoor imho.

Very well done. I saw the slick video and rolled my eyes but this has legitimate function. I think I may start using this over npmjs.com to search for packages.

This is brilliant. I don't like nutrition trackers because they focus on numbers. Those numbers themselves (like calories, FDA percentages, etc.) aren't very helpful but requires the kind of thinking and energy that just doesn't belong in habit-forming. Simply saying whether a not the ingredients fit a chosen diet is a very smart idea. It's quick, it's clear, and it's easy to stick to. Also,...

I have to say that I've seen this 100 times before. Nothing special here. It did absolutely hijack my browser. Trying to add a food to a meal shot CPU usage and memory on chrome to 100. I'm still waiting for it to totally recover. Maybe get JS off the client-side. Wappalyzer suggests this is using React/Next but certainly not properly. It crashed when I tried to delete the account. That tab...

I love this. I've been using evernote for a long time. The UI feels dated to me, I don't really like using it. This looks pretty cool. A new featured I'd really like to see is intelligent suggestions on where to make connections. If it could crawl notes and suggest that one older note may be related to what you're working on, that sort of thing, I'd be in love.

"alternatives to traditional therapy"? "music as medicine"? binaural beats? This is yet another music playlist snake oil meant to take advantage of desperate people with pseudo-scientific bs.