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Hey everyone! I’ve just released the demo for my 2D idle extraction shooter, [UNHUMAN](https://store.steampowered.com/app/4640310/UNHUMAN_Demo/). If you enjoy deep progression systems, theorycrafting, and a retro-futuristic terminal aesthetic, this might be up your alley! The combat features fully idle raids, leaving you to focus on deep strategy through complex gear upgrades, cybernetic augments, and skill trees. You can also manage your inventory, craft gear using hidden codes, and mine BTC for passive income. To keep the idle loop satisfying, I've included quality of life tools like a built-in plan mode for skill trees and detailed loot filters. You can download the Demo right n...

I built an android calming/grounding app for anxious and overwhelmed moments, for my daughter and I’m trying to make sure it actually feels useful instead of fake or cheesy. It has things like grounding exercises, calming audio, writing tools, short comforting reads, check-ins, and relaxing visual tools. For people who use apps or small tools when they’re overwhelmed: what actually helps you in the moment? And what makes you immediately close an app because it feels annoying, fake-positive, too clinical, or useless? I’m not trying to claim an app fixes everything. I’m just trying to make something that helps people get through the next few minutes when their brain is loud. https...

I built an android calming/grounding app for anxious and overwhelmed moments, for my daughter and I’m trying to make sure it actually feels useful instead of fake or cheesy. It has things like grounding exercises, calming audio, writing tools, short comforting reads, check-ins, and relaxing visual tools. For people who use apps or small tools when they’re overwhelmed: what actually helps you in the moment? And what makes you immediately close an app because it feels annoying, fake-positive, too clinical, or useless? I’m not trying to claim an app fixes everything. I’m just trying to make something that helps people get through the next few minutes when their brain is loud. https...

I built an android calming/grounding app for anxious and overwhelmed moments, for my daughter and I’m trying to make sure it actually feels useful instead of fake or cheesy. It has things like grounding exercises, calming audio, writing tools, short comforting reads, check-ins, and relaxing visual tools. For people who use apps or small tools when they’re overwhelmed: what actually helps you in the moment? And what makes you immediately close an app because it feels annoying, fake-positive, too clinical, or useless? I’m not trying to claim an app fixes everything. I’m just trying to make something that helps people get through the next few minutes when their brain is loud. https...

Some background I interned at a Big Pharma company this summer in a team that wasn't very technical focus while I am coming from a CS background and major. My project at the time was developing a tool for a non-technical team to utilize to help with their day to day tasks. I received a full-time return offer to join that team who, I helped by developing an application for them. Therefore I won't be having a technical facing role which is my desired career path. This will be my first full-time position after graduating. Should I take the role or reject it? I am not too happy with the location, there is no social life for a new grad or fresh new people in the job market. The salary i...

Hey Everyone! We have a position **Shopify Page Builder / CRO Specialist**. **Job description** Preferences Strong conversational and fluent English skills, global talent (outside the U.S.), and at least **4+** years of experience, with more preferred. **About the Job** We're looking for someone who lives and breathes conversion. Someone who can look at a landing page, an ad funnel, or a product page and immediately see what's leaking revenue and how to fix it. This role is about turning traffic into buyers through smarter pages, stronger offers, and high-converting listicle content that does the selling before the customer even hits the store. **What You'll Do** * ...

Run don’t walk!!! RETREAT C@NN@BIS is now open for adult use sales 21+ at 656 Grand St in Bergen-Lafayette before our Grand Opening on May 16th! Some of you resident tokers may recognize me from shift managing at the now-controversial dispensary near The Ashford (“D.F.” are their initials since I won’t be helping them get search engine hits with this posting), and I’ve convinced some other qualified budtenders from there to defect with me, so come stop by to see some friendly and familiar faces that you can trust are pointing you in the right direction for your herbal needs. **WHAT MAKES US SPECIAL:** • I work here • FREE PARKING on State St (third parking lot from the store...

**Background**: I'm finally going to be able to move out of my post-grad studio and starting the process of looking for a new (1bd) apartment. Basically narrowed it down to downtown (within walking distance of Westlake/University stations primarily) and Capitol Hill. * Currently live in the U-District near I-5, so already used to stuff like noise, etc. * I work remote so commute is not a concern. * I will be keeping my car so I will need a spot in a garage. Just trying to map out the pros/cons of each neighborhood in case it comes down to a tiebreaker, in practice it will probably just be whatever building is the best deal. If I'm missing anything or wrong about something I'...

San Diego is one of California’s premier destinations for family summer vacations with its gorgeous beaches, safe neighborhoods, and kid‑approved activities. These [family-friendly hotels in San Diego](https://www.hotels.com/de1483250-ty2/family-friendly-hotels-san-diego-california/) provide central locations and useful amenities for a stress-free trip.  * [The US Grant, a Luxury Collection Hotel, San Diego](https://www.hotels.com/ho112213/the-us-grant-a-luxury-collection-hotel-san-diego-san-diego-united-states-of-america?)  * **Ratings:** 5-star | 9.0/10 guest rating.  * **San Diego neighborhood:** Gaslamp Quarter.  * **Family-friendly amenities:** Pet-friend...

We've got everything you need to know about watching Man City vs Burnley live tonight, from streaming options to Premier League 2026 details and what's coming next. [**Watch Man City vs Burnley Live ⚽ - Go Now!**](https://newbloglivetvs.blogspot.com/2026/04/big-match-today.html) Is it available on Man City vs Burnley will air live on ESPN, with streaming options on the ESPN app or Fubo, which offers a free trial. Hey, i’m looking at work TV,. i know some subscriptions don’t show certain games i got paramount and i couldn’t watch any of the Premier League 2026 Man City vs Burnley Streams.,. I’m located in michigan (detroit area)., basically i really don’t wanna pay fo...

The Soccer Premier League between Man City vs Burnley will air live on ESPN, with streaming options on the ESPN App, Hulu + Live TV, or Fubo, which offers a free trial for new users. [**Watch Man City vs Burnley Live ⚽ - Go Now!**](https://newbloglivetvs.blogspot.com/2026/04/big-match-today.html) Hey, i’m looking at work TV,. i know some subscriptions don’t show certain games i got paramount and i couldn’t watch any of the Soccer Cup Man City vs Burnley Streams.,. I’m located in michigan (detroit area)., basically i really don’t wanna pay for cable just for the Premier League live... Wednesday, April 22, at 3 p.m. ET (12 p.m. PT). Where to watch. Burnley vs. Man City will air ...

Live coverage of the Man City vs Burnley Premier League 2026 game on ESPN, including live score, highlights and updated stats. [**Watch Man City vs Burnley Live ⚽ - Go Now!**](https://newbloglivetvs.blogspot.com/2026/04/big-match-today.html) Is it available on Man City vs Burnley will air live on ESPN, with streaming options on the ESPN app or Fubo, which offers a free trial. Hey, i’m looking at work TV,. i know some subscriptions don’t show certain games i got paramount and i couldn’t watch any of the Premier League 2026 Man City vs Burnley Streams.,. I’m located in michigan (detroit area)., basically i really don’t wanna pay for cable just for the Premier League 2026 live......

Hi guys, Graduating in a few weeks with an MS in CS, looking for work in agentic AI systems. Trying to figure out where I actually stand and what to work on while I apply. Would love honest feedback from people who actually work in this space. **Internship (last summer, \~3 months)** Did an AI engineer internship at a small startup. Worked mostly solo on building a production agentic system — ReAct-style orchestration framework, RAG pipelines with vector stores, MCP-based tool servers, Flask APIs. The problem is I have no metrics from this. It was a remote setup with minimal mentorship and time-zone problems and I was figuring out the field as I went. The system worked and got deployed ...

I'm not a developer. I'm just someone who has spent a lot of time feeling broken, scared, and alone with my thoughts. I suffer from depression, anxiety, and a form of OCD that makes me incredibly sick and scared. I know what it feels like to need a safe space and not have one. So I built one. Before the Butterfly is a mental health app you can add to your phone right now — no app store, no download needed. Just open the link and tap "Add to Home Screen." Inside you'll find a Mood Translator, a journal, unsent letters you can burn or release, breathing tools, anonymous wins, and more. Several features are free forever — including Just Breathe, Gratitude, Slee...

Need some opinions on a kit to use around the house for diy jobs. HD Canada is running these promos and I can’t decide between the Dewalt & Makita. From my understanding the Dewalt are brushless tools and newer. However Makita kit comes with slightly bigger batteries. Thoughts??

I'm not a developer. I'm just someone who has spent a lot of time feeling broken, scared, and alone with my thoughts. I suffer from depression, anxiety, and a form of OCD that makes me incredibly sick and scared. I know what it feels like to need a safe space and not have one. So I built one. Before the Butterfly is a mental health app you can add to your phone right now — no app store, no download needed. Just open the link and tap "Add to Home Screen." Inside you'll find a Mood Translator, a journal, unsent letters you can burn or release, breathing tools, anonymous wins, and more. Several features are free forever — including Just Breathe, Gratitude, Slee...

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I built an android calming/grounding app for anxious and overwhelmed moments, for my daughter and I’m trying to make sure it actually feels useful instead of fake or cheesy. It has things like grounding exercises, calming audio, writing tools, short comforting reads, check-ins, and relaxing visual tools. For people who use apps or small tools when they’re overwhelmed: what actually helps you in the moment? And what makes you immediately close an app because it feels annoying, fake-positive, too clinical, or useless? I’m not trying to claim an app fixes everything. I’m just trying to make something that helps people get through the next few minutes when their brain is loud. https...

Recently, while browsing the subreddit, I noticed the most frequently asked question is how to judge if the tea you have on hand is any good. So today I wrote this post to give everyone a universal judgment method that ordinary people can easily use. The categories of Chinese tea are simply too numerous. From the six major tea types down to every specific varietal in each producing region, the picking standards, processing methods, and appearance requirements vary wildly. If we were to break down the judging criteria for every single tea, I probably couldn't finish writing even if I wrote a whole book. So today I won't give you guys those complex professional terms, but just share...

everyone blames the tests. "oh that one's flaky, just re-run it." I've heard this at three different companies now. the CI pipeline fails, someone hits retry, it passes, everyone moves on. nobody asks why it failed in the first place. I spent 4 years doing mobile automation across two B2C companies (food delivery and fintech). at peak we had \~600 Appium tests. I want to break down what I learned about why mobile test suites rot from the inside out and what actually fixes it. not tools. not frameworks. the architecture underneath. # the real problem very few talks about here's the thing everyone in mobile testing agrees on: locators break. you know this. I know t...