Looks great! I've been looking to avoid rolling my own admin for my hobby project, which is mongo based, and very much driven on certain db schemas and collections. Adding CRUD and simple admin views to the mongodb will go a really long way, and the flex to throw in some react sounds great. Glad i found this!
I played apex legends for free for nearly a year before buying any silly cosmetics. Granted, now that i do i am hooked and have overall paid more than if i had paid 60 for apex to begin with, but i think its a good volontary subscription model. And since there isn't any pay to win aspect, i'm totally fine with this business model.
An intense psilocybin trip took me to the peak of it, I accepted it, and was then shown the other side, and how completely ridiculous it is. Once shown the path it still took me some time to walk it, but gradually in the 2 years that followed it faded.
I'm not saying the solution is psilocybin. I'm saying that the solution (for me anyway) is to put yourself in a position where you experience tons of social anxiety, and accepting that you are anxious, and not try and fight it, and feel it for what it is. An alternative could be public speaking training, like Toastmasters. If you keep going every week, you are destined to improve.
YES! I have been wanting a solution to automate some of my simpler web-scraping needs, that also need an element of human control. Thank you for making it so i didnt have to :) Cant wait to try it out
the very idea that you can be sued for making a tool to help people automate their computer use is such bs. Isn't computers kinda about helping people simplify and automate things to begin with?
> Now would be a great time for facebook employees to leak everything.
They're working on stopping that:
> Facebook has also moved to stem future leaks.
> One Facebook researcher said a colleague was contacted by the legal team in the past week and was asked about a research report that he published more than two years ago. The legal team appeared to be hunting for any potentially incriminating research that might be shared with reporters, he said.
> His manager had advised him not to run any queries searching for specific terms on his old work or do anything that could appear suspicious, he said.
> Now, he said he was told, was a good time to take a vacation.
They must comply with Chinese law. So they put iCloud data in China. So users with harmful images of "free hongkong" and winnie the pooh should be reported to authorities. Apple complies with local laws right?
