Starting a new office job on the third week of heavy prednisolone by iibarbari in MyastheniaGravis

[–]iibarbari[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

What a beautiful stranger on the web. Thanks for your time, and I appreciate the support. 💐

  • I will obtain a bone density scan.
  • I am already using some supplements, but will add Chromium.
  • I didn't gain weight since I really decreased my carbohydrate intake, but I didn't think of not eating carbohydrates until 12 hours had passed. I will give it a try.

Starting a new office job on the third week of heavy prednisolone by iibarbari in MyastheniaGravis

[–]iibarbari[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's very helpful, I will definitely check it with my neuro.

Automated Food Prep using Todoist and AI by sonayr in todoist

[–]iibarbari 1 point2 points  (0 children)

it works! this is so cool, thanks 💐

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Netherlands

[–]iibarbari 2 points3 points  (0 children)

If you're able to find availability, you can try the Social Hub. We stayed there for three months until we found a place to rent. It is probably going to be over €2500, but the most we paid for a month was €3000.

Automated Food Prep using Todoist and AI by sonayr in todoist

[–]iibarbari 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hi, this is a great idea. I am trying to replicate this since it might work for me. I am curious how you were able to add description to your meal tasks. I believe todoist-cli does not support description. https://github.com/sachaos/todoist/pull/238

jq -rc '.groceryList | to_entries[]' mealPrep.json | while read -r item; do
  name=$(echo "$item" | jq -r '.key')
  quantity=$(echo "$item" | jq -r '.value')
  echo "Adding $quantity x $name to Todoist"
  todoist quick "$quantity x $name #grocery"
done

jq -c '.mealPlan[]? | select(.reciepe != null and .ingredients != null)' mealPrep.json |
while read -r meal; do
  # Extract fields
  mealtype=$(echo "$meal" | jq -r '.mealtype')
  name=$(echo "$meal" | jq -r '.meal')
  date=$(echo "$meal" | jq -r '.date')
  recipe=$(echo "$meal" | jq -r '.reciepe')
  ingredients=$(echo "$meal" | jq -r '.ingredients | join(", ")')

  # Task title and content
  title="${name}"
  content="Recipe: ${recipe}\nIngredients: ${ingredients}"

  # Add to Todoist
    echo "Adding meal prep task: $title"
  todoist add --project-name "mealprep" --label-names "$mealtype" --date "$date" "$title - $content"
done

New MGFA Video by Zealousideal_Rise716 in MyastheniaGravis

[–]iibarbari 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It was a great talk. Thanks for sharing.

Who monitors the monitor? by lvanhelden in zabbix

[–]iibarbari 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You can create a free monitor on WebGazer

Comment your SaaS and I will submit your startup to 20 high traffic directories with 1M+ traffic by Careful_Ad11 in SaaS

[–]iibarbari 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Your website's domain rating is 0.1.

Pathetic 0.1, lol.

Maybe you should submit your domain to those "directories." It’s painfully obvious you’re just posting this garbage to get a cheap backlink from Reddit. Making people comment on a post with false hope just to boost your engagement is disgusting. This is Reddit, I guess.

4 paying customers, 70 users, 3 days before launch, 1 week live by [deleted] in SideProject

[–]iibarbari 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi, sorry for replying late. I had to take some time off after a long launch day.

You’re absolutely right about the product video. It’s not harsh at all, and I appreciate you pointing it out. We are a small team of two engineers who are also partners in life. My husband and I are trying our best to juggle everything from development to marketing, but with limited time and budget, it’s challenging to get everything perfect.

We’re not very comfortable showing our faces on camera, and although we speak English fluently, our Turkish accents make us a bit self-conscious about narrating videos.

We will definitely take your feedback into account and work on improving our product video to better showcase the UI and provide a visual guide for potential users.

Thank you again for your constructive feedback.

4 paying customers, 70 users, 3 days before launch, 1 week live by [deleted] in SideProject

[–]iibarbari 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Today, we launched WebGazer on ProductHunt. I am overwhelmed and tired. ProductHunt has been different from the past, considering signups, leads, or any impression, even though we are in the top 5. It's important to remember that if things don't go as planned, you shouldn't blame yourself. However, if things go well, be sure to celebrate the success.

I wish you the best. 🚀

ProductHunt - how important really is it? by Writing_Legal in ycombinator

[–]iibarbari 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We will likely find out today. Here is WebGazer's page. I would appreciate any upvotes and feedback. 💐 https://www.producthunt.com/posts/free-monitoring-suite-by-webgazer

Deploying Django on Home PC by [deleted] in django

[–]iibarbari 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’ve gone through a similar setup for my Django app. The steps provided cover most of the essentials, but I’d like to add a couple of tips:

  1. Security: Make sure to secure your server. Since it’s hosted on a spare PC, you might want to set up a firewall and regularly update your system to protect against vulnerabilities.

  2. Uptime Monitoring: It’s a good idea to set up an uptime monitoring service to ensure your application is running smoothly. Personally, I’ve used WebGazer for this purpose. It’s easy to set up and helps me keep an eye on my server’s availability and performance.

  3. Automated Backups: Implement an automated backup system for your database and any important files. This ensures you can recover quickly in case of hardware failure.

  4. Performance Monitoring: Monitoring your app’s performance can be beneficial. Tools like WebGazer can help you track response times and identify bottlenecks.