Before you post your request, have a look here:
It’s a platform for setting up your own custom marketplace, which is exactly what you’re describing. It’s a no-code solution and pretty customisable.
At the best, it might give you an immediate solution to your needs. At worst, it’ll give you a starting point to explain to your dev what you want. Win/win.
As a developer, it looks clear enough to me, but I’d suggest two changes.
“Status updates” - You don’t say who you want to be able to view the status of a posting.
“Bonus if you can connect it to my Wave account…” - probably better to phrase it “Ideally it would connect to my Wave account…”. You’re listing requirements, after all.
Also, you might need to consider adding an admin page where you can manage accounts, see all jobs listed, etc. although the rest of the post is high-level, so maybe it’s something to bring up in the discussions.
Finally, I’m sure you realised this already, but the last lines of the AI response are for you, and not part of the text itself.
A return of the concept of “unamerican” art and activities, to support the destruction and suppression of said things.
I’d normally say book burnings first, but those have been an on-off thing in some parts of the states since the 50s.
So I’ll go with “officially endorsed” book burnings. Not officially organised, mind, but an actual expression of support shown.
Huge thanks for this!
I feel so stupid - I’m a software engineer, so of course I’d need to escape them! I guess I need to brush up on my markdown.
Speaking of marking things down, looks like there aren’t too many fans of Garfunkel and Oates from the number of downvotes I’ve received…
# Sports go sports! #
# Athletics are number one! #
# Participants are heroes! #
# Go team yeah! #
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Edit: looks like I can’t use hash symbols to show that they’re lyrics - Lemmy thinks I want them to be headers…
Edit2: fixed the hash sign problem thanks to parlordrolap below.
“You’ll be pregabalin’ these capsules”
Sorry, but you were beaten to the punch on this one! Someone posted it last week.
That’s not the definition of a game, though.
Loads of games need co-ordinated access to specific resources, from chess to the 2001 release of Halo. Doesn’t mean they’re not games.
The line between games and sports is entirely arbitrary, and changes from person to person.
The imaginary hypothetical outcome is the version of you that would have happened without beatings. You stated that you felt corporal punishment had a positive impact on many aspects of your personality. What are you comparing it to? A hypothetical alternative version of you that hadn’t been beaten.
Bad faith markers:
First of all, I want to make clear that I strongly suspect that this is not a genuine question, and has been posted on bad faith.
But to answer the question, the truth is that it’s impossible to know. You’re comparing a known outcome to an imaginary hypothetical one.
The real question to ask is, even if it was the case, do the ends justify the means?
Is it ever ok for an adult to physically attack a child in their care over, let’s face it, trivial matters?
This alternative Trump totally looks like he could be leader of the UK Conservative party.
I always find it weird when guys refer to girls as “females”. I can’t help but read it in a Ferengi voice.
“Females and finances don’t mix. Rule of Acquisition 94.”
I’d group Audi drivers and BMW drivers into the same class of obvious driving.
Just yesterday I saw an Audi swoop from the slow lane straight into the fast last between two tightly-spaced cars in the middle lane. Without indicating.
From a technical point of view, I’ll admit it was an impressively small gap to sneak through, but it probably gave the second car in the middle lane a heart attack.
That’s my point - you can’t tell someone’s religion just by skin colour.
FWIW, there’s plenty of people with a similar colour skin who aren’t Muslim. India, for example, has a population of nearly 1.5 billion.
Unless someone tells you, or has some obvious sign, it’s bad form to assume someone’s religion from how they look.
Have you considered an electric shaver? It doesn’t cut as close, but by the same token, it also doesn’t scrape across the skin. You’ll avoid catching the tops of any spots that you may have, and until your skin becomes happier with wet shaving, it’ll keep the whiskers away.