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Jummah Mubarak everyone Wanted to share these two things we’ve been doing that have really helped us stay on top of things emotionally and logistically in our marriage to ensure that stones don’t get left unturned and then come back to haunt us later from the business of life making us forget them The marriage meeting based off [this book.](https://a.co/d/082G9rfp) Any corporate slaves out there think of them as a weekly stand up meeting that helps you prepare for the week and not forget anything that needs to get done. Pick a day to have it like Sunday before the work week It’s essentially a conversation with bullet objectives that you go over 1. Appreciations Be specific not ...

I first saw her on an ordinary Tuesday morning. I was zoning out, half-asleep on my usual subway commute. I always got on the same train, right at the front of the third car. For some reason, there were usually fewer people there. Everything about my mornings was the same, coffee, some quick breakfast, then off to work. And as an insurance claims adjuster, my job wasn’t exactly exciting. But that morning, the moment I saw her, I knew something felt different. Her skin was pale, almost glowing silver beneath her long, jet-black hair. Her bright blue eyes were fixed on the darkness outside, staring into the empty tunnel as the train rushed forward. She was… mesmerizing. There’s no oth...

Okay so i'm trying to get the iphone 17, in my country we have official resellers of appel not appel stores, they charge for example if u want 10 month installments it's fixed amount 0% but if u want to do for example 36 months, u suddenly have to pay $110 as "submitting fees" or basically paperwork fees, and that amount is less for 24 months and less for 12 months but non existant at 10 months, also there is i think late payment fees i am not sure, but to be safe i'm gonna say there is, so is this permissible? or should i just save up and pay it cash?

I’ve been feeling the token pressure more lately. Not just because of context limits, but because coding agents still spend a surprising amount of time and tokens doing repo archaeology: grep around, open the wrong files, retry, then finally land on the actual implementation. So I built **ken**. It’s a local, usage-aware code index for Claude Code and Codex CLI. It does the normal things you’d expect: - indexes files - parses symbols with AST-based parsers - stores imports, docstrings, line ranges - builds embeddings for files/symbols/docstrings - exposes MCP tools for ranked search But the main difference is that it also watches how the assistant actually uses the repo. If a task...

I love saving restaurant spots, but I have never really loved the tools for it. Google Maps is fine if all you want is a pile of pins. But if you want clean lists, better browsing, social discovery, and a nicer way to see everything together, it gets annoying fast. So I spent the last 3 months building **New Fork City**. The idea is simple. Save food spots into your own lists, follow friends, and see everything on a map. I wanted something that felt less like storage and more like discovery. Right now my favorite part is seeing what friends are saving and watching certain places start to show up again and again. It also shows you trending spots on the map. If anyone here is obsessive...

Idk if it's appropriate to discuss such things, but it's a pretty important point to fully evaluate them I'm quite happy with them and have tried quite a few online casinos in my life. But lately, I've started to notice that every platform is similar: the interface, the design, the slots, even those annoying pop-ups with "huge bonuses." Perhaps I'm biased by the cover, but at the very least, it's noticeable I've used platforms, some of which were too ridiculous, some simply identical. I've seen unfinished, clunky ones, but also with a good interface, where the tournament section looks active, which is rare. I really liked the presence of a ...

Hi again! Posting here for feedback before demo launch June 1st. The "video" is a GIF since Reddit doesn't allow videos, so look at the YouTube trailer to get the "real experience": [https://youtu.be/LQOLnyJwe5A?si=fmLlplhVrV-ZgayX](https://youtu.be/LQOLnyJwe5A?si=fmLlplhVrV-ZgayX) I have been posting here to get your feedback and have changed some things since I got feedback from you and others. There are many other changes aswell, too many to list not to bore you. Overall the experience should be a lot cleaner than before. If you need some context on what the game is about and if the trailer tells the right story, the game is now named "Master of Chaos: B...

Entropy and the Arrow of Time — The Hidden Direction of Reality If I explain this in my own way, I would say this: entropy is not just a physics formula; it is one of the deepest hidden rules that gives the universe direction. It is the reason broken things do not naturally assemble themselves, the reason heat spreads, the reason irreversible change exists, and the reason we experience a past but not a future. NIST and major physics reviews describe the thermodynamic arrow of time as something that emerges from entropy production, and modern work continues to treat the origin of that arrow as an open problem rather than a finished theory. 1. What entropy really means Most people hear �...

Hello. Wanting help from my fellow Columbus folks. I come from another country and I am organizing things with the Catholic Church in my neighborhood to get my baby baptized. I’ve seen people in and out of baptism there with some fancy clothes. Honest and ignorant questions: 1. Are we expected to dress very fancy for the baptism of our child? By fancy I mean ties and suits for man and dress for women? 2. Where can I find dresses for myself? I usually go to Ross and Marshalls for clothing but they all look very polyester for my taste. Wanted something more unique if I need to dress fancy. 3. The godparents are also expected to be fancy? Thank you for your help!

A few years ago I took on a client for my company. We'll call him mike. Mike is married with children, he has 2 PhD's a beautiful home, Expensive cars, a secondary, home and travels abroad multiple times a year. When we first met, we had a great connection and tons of things in common. I always kept things professional, primarily because of my business, and because he's married, If he was not, I probably would have taken myself off the project, and would have pursued something. I am younger with no children, I have a bachelor's degree., I am an avid traveler and we have a lot in common but I am nothing special, by any means. Now I am an alternative girl, meaning I have ...

Hey everyone, I’m on my own vision of a mortgage calculator, I think not many help in the whole home buying journey. My goal to build a planning for people who want to estimate payments, compare scenarios, and understand the whole numbers before making a decision. It started as a simple mortgage calculator, but over time it has slowly turned into something more useful: saved loan plans, extra payment scenarios, refinance comparisons, rental income, expenses, sharing, and iCloud sync. The journey has been very imperfect. \- Some things worked better than expected. \- Some features took much longer than planned. \- Some copy and onboarding decisions were wrong. \- Some App Store e...

A lot of micro SaaS founders focus heavily on building features, shipping updates, and writing content. That is all good, but there is a quieter problem that often gets missed: your pages may not actually be visible in search yet. Search engines do not automatically treat "published" as "indexed". First, they have to discover the page, then crawl it, then decide whether to store it in the index. If any of those steps stalls, your page can sit invisible for days or even weeks. For a micro SaaS, that delay matters because every blog post, landing page, integration page, and comparison page usually has a clear business purpose. The most common reasons pages stay out of the...

The cover was kind of a yellowish-beige color and might’ve had some darker burnt orange elements as well. It was a hardcover, but the cover was raised so it was sort of squishy when you pressed on it. It had pictures of the characters in the illustrations from the stories on it. The title was something like “The Treasury of Children’s Stories” or “An Anthology of Stories for Children,” but iirc it didn’t have a ton of stories that are super recognizable, like Cinderella or Humpty Dumpty. It had some stories with really familiar beats, but I don’t remember having heard about any of them since reading. The story I remember most vividly was about a woman who is trying to wash/d...

Hi. 19nb here, I already meet the PCOS/PMOS rotterdam criteria: Irregular periods usually once every other month nowadays, elevated testosterone (DHEA-S is in normal range so this does seem to be an ovarian issue), excess hair growth, painful and itchy jaw acne, a stubborn weight I can't get below with dieting (dieting I've never actually struggled too bad with), elevated thyroid which I'm unsure if it's related or not, etc. I spoke with my first gyno back in February I think it was and was lucky enough to have my very first transvaginal ultrasound scheduled which I just went to a few hours ago at a local hospital. I have a follow up for results with my gyno on June 4th w...

Welcome, Stranger! It’s good to meet you if this is your first time with us, or it’s good to see you again if you’ve been here before. Come, take a seat and warm yourself by the fire while this humble Flametender sees to your every need. Care for something to eat? A drink of whiskey, perhaps? Settle in and make yourself comfortable, because a new tale is about to begin. Do you see that young lady sitting all by her lonesome over there, so very far away from the comfort and glow of the fire? She has hardly said a word since the moment she arrived, and yet I can tell she has been eager to recount her story to us. Let us all hear what she has to say—for it is often those with the most ...

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"Tomorrow's SAT—everyone shows up ten minutes late. Got it?" The night before the test, Peyton Shaw—our class sweetheart—was flooding the group chat: "Anyone on time is a coward. A total sellout!" In my past life, I called the teacher right away, then rang up every classmate one by one, dragging the whole class to the testing center on time. But Peyton got ripped apart online for trying to mess with the SATs. She jumped. When everyone found out, they locked me in an old classroom and lit the furniture on fire. Through the sm0ke, I banged on the door, begging my childhood best friend—right there watching—to help. But he just looked down at me: "...

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Welcome, Stranger! It’s good to meet you if this is your first time with us, or it’s good to see you again if you’ve been here before. Come, take a seat and warm yourself by the fire while this humble Flametender sees to your every need. Care for something to eat? A drink of whiskey, perhaps? Settle in and make yourself comfortable, because a new tale is about to begin. Do you see that young lady sitting all by her lonesome over there, so very far away from the comfort and glow of the fire? She has hardly said a word since the moment she arrived, and yet I can tell she has been eager to recount her story to us. Let us all hear what she has to say—for it is often those with the most ...

So I (21F) recently married my husband (22M). We’ve been together for two years and had talked about marriage for a while. In late May, we decided to elope and not tell anyone, including our parents. At the time, I told my two best friends, Anna and Kate, that we planned to elope and have a bigger wedding after I graduate university. I didn’t give them a date. Only Anna responded, even though the message was delivered to both of them. Kate joined the chat the next day but never read the messages she missed(I’m assuming) About a week before our planned date, our pastor suggested we at least tell our parents. We did, and both families decided they wanted us to have a small church cerem...