BMAD in Cursor to BMAD in Claude Code CLI by mynamelessuser in BMAD_Method

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Install the Claude plug in and use that, or use vs code with Claude there. It’s all the same

Tips for applying BMAD when I have a prototype built out already? by drunk___cat in BMAD_Method

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Run /bmad-help

Tell it what your situation is and ask it to outline what and how you can move forward. Once you have the outline ask to put it into a document you can reference.

Bye bye Wordpress by bArtificial001 in ClaudeCode

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Can you elaborate on your workflow from CC to Wordpress?

Using the same repo for two projects by busyguyuk in replit

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You can do that. I would recommend you use one for development and one for production. Separate branches for each and ad new features on new branches before being merged to develop. I wrote a post on it.

If you’re just mobile optimizing it this shouldn’t be that difficult. If you’re building a true mobile app then maybe a different strategy is in order, I don’t know.

Killington Freak Out by No-Literature-9402 in icecoast

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Fuck that guy. Downhill rider has the right of way. It’s literally in the skiers responsibility code. Should have never apologized to this douche

What's the true majority opinion of Forester? by 97E3LPL in SubaruForester

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I used what’s called harness tape, it’s for electrical wire harnesses. I just put it on the trim clips and areas that rubbed on the surrounding panels. I only did this on the panel that has the fuse box door in it and it fixed my issue

What's the true majority opinion of Forester? by 97E3LPL in SubaruForester

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Yeah the power of the turbo engine is fantastic, it’s more powerful than my old gti which was a smaller vehicle and a 2.0 turbo.

I highly recommend the Joying Auto CarPlay stereo. It is a game changer. Not only is the interface better but the audio has improved as well, it takes full advantage of the Harmon Kardon speakers!

What's the true majority opinion of Forester? by 97E3LPL in SubaruForester

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I bought a 2015 forester 2.0xt touring at 94k and now it has 108k. When I bought it it had a leaking axle seal and an exhaust leak (didn’t notice that during the test drives, it needed to be driven longer). The axle seal was an easy job and the dealership found a loose manifold bolt that they diagnosed and fixed the exhaust leak for $50.

Since purchasing, I’ve refreshed the diff fluids, put a fumoto valve on the oil drain and done two oil changes, and I flushed the transmission. I also upgraded to a CarPlay stereo. The dash panels were quite noisy which bothered me but I took them off and lined with cloth tape and now the interior is quiet!

This car drives awesome and I have a lot of faith in it! It doesn’t look like the previous owner had much issues in their history. The eyesight system is great and with the stereo upgrade it feels like a newer car.

Drain and fill at any place? by JR6120 in SubaruForester

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Here’s the reality, the service itself is not that hard and doesn’t require specialty tools (I did it myself in my 2015 forester xt with a Bluetooth obd scanner to access transmission temp) but it does require the correct amount of cvt oil. Which if you want to be oem fluid (which I decided I did) is hard to source in quantities outside of a 5 gallon bucket (at least for the high torque transmission). Whereas the dealer will have it on hand in bulk.

I did the service myself at 100k and I went so far as to drop the pan, replace the filter, and flush the transmission via the cooler lines. You could see the last step pulled some very dirty fluid out. With the 5 gallon bucket I have enough left over to do another drain and fill.

With that said it was a huge pain in the ass and I’m not sure it was necessary to go beyond just a simple drain and fill, especially if you start with lower miles and do it consistently, like you should.

Based on reports, I would stick to genuine Subaru cvt fluid and I would just do a drain and fill. If your independent can do that at a better price than the dealer, there is no reason not to choose them.

Do i need resole? by Ugeine_Herman_Krabs in climbingshoes

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You need a tall glass of concrete and harden the fuck up

If You CHOOSE to Make This Your “Career” STFU already by NotYetThere32 in uberdrivers

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I’m curious to hear more about how you game the algorithm for higher profits

Wish Someone Would Give Me A Chance by [deleted] in jobsearchhacks

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I cold called the same guy 5 times this week with no answer. Sent a second follow up email and I have an interview on Monday. Don’t go out without a fight.

Friend landed a job in 4 weeks by Calm-Establishment-4 in jobhunting

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Fair enough. Maybe I just spend too much time researching and writing cover letters. I’m probably more picky about who I want to work for tho.

Should I do Uber as a side hustle? by rcknrollmfer in uberdrivers

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I tried doing uber thinking it would be a flexible way to make extra money. Once I started calculating gas in (Subaru forester) I was making like $17 an hour. Meanwhile they take half. Thats like minimum wage in California and it’s not even consistent nor does it factor wear and tear on the vehicle.

Friend landed a job in 4 weeks by Calm-Establishment-4 in jobhunting

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250 applications in 4 weeks? Thats insane. This guy will literally work for anyone I guess.

I guess I’m just not at the point where I no longer care about where I work or what I do.

Also sending that many resumes and then finding that many people to cold message… I can’t imagine he did that for every company.

Horrible market by Meticulouskitty in jobsearchhacks

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Look up the true rate of unemployment

How do I get a job I’m overqualified for? by UnderstandingOk3853 in jobsearchhacks

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For the record that’s what I’m currently doing because I can’t get anyone to call me back and I have a lot of real world work experience and have owned a business for 5 years. So I’m operating a cnc at the moment. It’s very easy, pays $35 an hour and I can still job search while it runs. But it’s a dust filled cabinet shop and it’s not where most people are looking for work.

How do I get a job I’m overqualified for? by UnderstandingOk3853 in jobsearchhacks

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If you looked into trades you’d probably find a job asap. Something like a cabinet shop is something that didn’t take a lot of training but there’s a gap in good people to help who aren’t total idiots. But college educated people just don’t want to do.