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I've been a senior dev for about 8 years now and I thought I was past the stage of making rookie mistakes but this one humbled me completely. We built a document scanning feature for our fintech app, the kind where users point their camera at an ID card or bank statement and the app extracts the information automatically. Used ML Kit for OCR, CameraX for the camera pipeline, a custom crop overlay UI, the whole thing was well architected and thoroughly tested. Unit tests, integration tests, QA regression suite, manual testing by our QA team on their devices, everything green across the board. Shipped it to production and within the first week our analytics showed something bizarre. The ...

Hi everyone! I just had my assessment at garage clothing store and how long does it take to get results back? I’m scared I didn’t get it, I only got 1 correct for the puzzle and the numbers were confusing. I think I did really good on the personality test. But I really want the job. It’s a brand new store so no store manager just yet because it’s not even open at all. I have so much experience and I just really want a chance to interview.

DressWell — AI wardrobe stylist. You photograph your clothes, it builds your digital wardrobe and suggests outfits daily based on weather and occasion. Powered by Google Gemini AI. Built solo. First app. Would love any feedback from people who actually know iOS. Search "DressWell AI Closet Stylist" on the App Store.

I'm a solopreneur who just shipped DressWell — an AI wardrobe app for iOS. No co-founder, no investors, no marketing money. The app solves a ****** simple problem: you have a full closet but no idea what to wear every morning. AI looks at your clothes and suggests outfits based on the weather and your plans. If anyone here has grown an app solo from zero, I'd genuinely love to hear what actually worked. Search "DressWell AI Closet Stylist" on the App Store.

So I've had cats for years now (currently at 4, don't judge), and the vaccination/deworming thing confused the **** out of me when I started. Every vet says something slightly different, Google is useless, and half the info is for the US, where the schedule is totally different. https://preview.redd.it/9o1qncmn38og1.jpg?width=1600&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=7dd0877ebd5b4728cb6e20ced93e32cbe7e490bb Here's what I wish someone told me upfront: The basic vaccine timeline (don't overthink this): •⁠ ⁠6-8 weeks: First FVRCP shot (this covers the "cat flu" stuff - sneezing, vomiting, the works) •⁠ ⁠10-12 weeks: Second FVRCP + FeLV...

I built DressWell alone. No co-founder, no funding, no team. The idea: photograph your clothes → AI suggests daily outfits based on weather and your plans. I think it solves a real problem. I also think I'm too close to it to see the obvious flaws. So roast it. What's wrong with the concept, the execution, the market, anything. Search "DressWell AI Closet Stylist" on the App Store. Don't hold back.

So I've had cats for years now (currently at 4, don't judge), and the vaccination/deworming thing confused the **** out of me when I started. Every vet says something slightly different, Google is useless, and half the info is for the US, where the schedule is totally different. https://preview.redd.it/bqkg0ktv28og1.jpg?width=1600&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=2b64b58d8ae5dd2896652129312b25bbcf7b7150 Here's what I wish someone had told me upfront: The basic vaccine timeline (don't overthink this): •⁠ ⁠6-8 weeks: First FVRCP shot (this covers the "cat flu" stuff - sneezing, vomiting, the works) •⁠ ⁠10-12 weeks: Second FVRCP + ...

The problem Running a multi-agent system and hitting a wall: FAISS is fast but single-node only. Every agent rebuilds the same index. 10 agents = 10× the RAM, 10× the embedding computation, no sharing. Full vector DBs (Milvus, Weaviate, Pinecone) solve distribution but add 2–5ms per query and serious ops overhead. For agents that need sub-millisecond retrieval, that's a dealbreaker. I looked for a clean "distributed FAISS" layer — something between "FAISS on one machine" and "run a full vector DB." Couldn't find one that was production-ready. So I built it. What I built: SuperBrain SuperBrain is a distributed RAM fabric w...

Hey! Looking for beta testers for DressWell — an AI-powered wardrobe app for iOS. What it does: you photograph your clothes, and it suggests daily outfits based on real-time weather and occasion (casual, office, date night etc.) Built solo, just launched. No funding, still rough around the edges. Looking for honest feedback from real users — what works, what doesn't, what's missing. Search "DressWell AI Closet Stylist" on the App Store to try it. Drop your thoughts here or DM me. Every response genuinely helps.

# Performance management is an important part of running an efficient dental clinic or institution. Beyond providing quality clinical care, dental organizations must also monitor operational productivity, financial performance, and patient engagement. Without proper systems in place, it becomes difficult to evaluate whether a clinic is operating efficiently or where improvements are needed. This is where Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems play an important role. ERP platforms allow dental clinics and institutions to collect, organize, and analyze operational data in a structured way. By integrating clinical, administrative, and financial activities into one system, ERP enables hea...

*Owen Sound, Ontario* — Tourism officials in Owen Sound may wish to update their brochures after 23 local anglers unintentionally participated in what witnesses are calling “the most dramatic floating ice excursion since the invention of bad judgment.” On Sunday afternoon, a group of ice fishermen fishing on Georgian Bay were treated to an unscheduled sightseeing tour when the ice shelf they were standing on thoughtfully detached itself from the shore and began drifting toward open water. Authorities describe the event as a **rescue operation**. The fishermen, however, briefly believed it might be **the end of their lives**, which in hindsight many observers have suggested was...

I was commuting to work today around 7:15 AM, it was dark. I was crossing Eldridge, traveling W to E on the north side of Memorial as a pedestrian, in the Energy Corridor District. I saw motor vehicles driving through the new opened dedicated right turn lane at insane speeds... 25 MPH, closely spaced as if it was a rally race. I thought... "no this is my first time through this, I'd better be defensive". *{It's called a "slip lane" - thank you for that information}* I was dismounted from my bike, I made a movement into the first part of the pedestrian crosswalk, took my Cygolite Metro light off of my handlebars, and pointed it (in Day Lightning mode) right at...

My son is 10 and in 4th grade. Hes not into sports. Most of the boys in his grade are way into football and baseball. He played baseball, soccer, and basketball but it wasnt his thing. He does like swimming lessons. He plays pickleball and is on the junior league but hes put with the younger kids because hes not at the same level at the other tweens/teens. This is at a club and not related to school, but all the kids go to the same district. He plays guitar and drums and takes both lessons weekly. Between homework, pickleball, guitar, drums, swim, and youth group, he's busy every evening. He loves it. The minute he says he doesnt, we'll change something. But for now he likes his s...

My Nan and Grandad have recently moved to Tipton and sadly my Grandad has passed away so suddenly, my Nan now lives in a city she doesn't know, cannot drive and doesn't really have friends nearby as we all live in London I'm planning on spending a few months with her this year to keep her company and wondered if there were any activities or places that we could explore individually or together possible ideas: - markets: food, clothing, trinkets, anything! - second hand stores - live music: jazz, reggae, soul, motown - she loves everything flowers! - dance classes or any creative workshops (mostly for me) or anything you like to do! I've looked through the sub for some ...

**Title:** Idea for a website that helps you find clothing sizes across different stores Hi everyone, I had an idea and I’m curious what people think about it. Sometimes when you want to buy clothes, you go to a store and they don’t have your size. Then you have to go to another store, check online, or just give up. It can be really frustrating. My idea is to create a website where you can search for a specific clothing item (for example jeans, jackets, shoes, etc.) and instantly see which stores have your size available. The site would collect size information from many different clothing stores in one place. So instead of visiting multiple stores or websites, you could just: * Se...

**Title:** Idea for a website that helps you find clothing sizes across different stores Hi everyone, I had an idea and I’m curious what people think about it. Sometimes when you want to buy clothes, you go to a store and they don’t have your size. Then you have to go to another store, check online, or just give up. It can be really frustrating. My idea is to create a website where you can search for a specific clothing item (for example jeans, jackets, shoes, etc.) and instantly see which stores have your size available. The site would collect size information from many different clothing stores in one place. So instead of visiting multiple stores or websites, you could just: * Se...

​(Throwaway because my family knows my main) ​So i (21M) have a twin sister "Lila" and we both got the same amount of money from our grandparents for college. It wasn't like a fortune but enough for a state school if you didn't mess around. ​I lived at home, worked at a grocery store the whole time, and took a heavy course load so I could finish early. I officially graduated in December and because I was careful I have about $15k left in that account I was planning on using it for a car or maybe a deposit on an apartment since my commute is killing me. ​Lila is basically the opposite. She’s been in school for 3 years and still hasn't even finished her so...

In the past couple of years I have done a couple of a-spec (asexual and aromantic spectrums) themed [bingo](https://www.reddit.com/r/Fantasy/comments/1b4qrxk/2023_asexual_and_aromantic_two_card_bingo/) [cards](https://www.reddit.com/r/Fantasy/comments/1jbtm78/2024_asexual_and_aromantic_hard_bingo_summaries/). This year, I did the same, but decided to calm it down a little (I was a little burnt out by it all). The idea of calming it down didn’t entirely work this year (as I hopefully should be able to make clear soon), but there was to be ABSOLUTELY NO HARD MODE CHASING. And I stuck to that. Doesn’t mean I didn’t get any (as aiming for no HM is it’s own challenge), but I suspect my co...

This is probably the question I get asked most often, and the honest answer is: it depends entirely on what you mean by difficult. Building a sofa draws on a combination of skills — carpentry, basic upholstery, and a working knowledge of materials and components that most people have genuinely never encountered before. Terms like webbing tension, foam ILD ratings, and top stitched seams aren't part of everyday vocabulary, and that unfamiliarity is a big part of why the whole thing feels daunting before you start. But here's the thing. none of those skills are rocket science. Not a single one. They just need to be learned in the right order, with the right guidance. Research, pri...