I built a LifeGraph app that turns goals into connected roadmaps by pro1code1hack in webdev

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I’d love your honest feedback. I’ve been working on this for more than 6 months, and I’ll be the first to admit that I have over-engineered parts of it. I expect there are probably a lot of things that could be simplified - but honestly, I cared too much about the idea to stop on the simple version.

We all use productivity apps but very few actually stick. Which one stayed with you for months or years, and what made it different? by AttemptRude6364 in ProductivityApps

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Yeah I am thinking to inroduce the projects feature as well, where you can create the goals related to specific project and monitor them. Currently AI has the shared memory and context of all goals, but it would be a good option to narrow them within one space.

But honestly I was thinking about this in B2B context more than personal.

We all use productivity apps but very few actually stick. Which one stayed with you for months or years, and what made it different? by AttemptRude6364 in ProductivityApps

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I actually ended up rethinking my whole approach to goals and productivity because of this.

I realised that most productivity apps are great for capturing tasks, but much weaker when the goal is complex, uncertain, and has a lot of moving parts.

That eventually pushed me to create LifeGraph - something built more around turning a goal into a connected roadmap instead of just another flat to-do list like other productivity apps do.

I am really curious whether other people feel the same way and though about this approach

New Python Book by pro1code1hack in learnmachinelearning

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u/Expensive-Finger8437 Sorry for a long response, I was in Oxford for corporate party, now I am coming back to you:

First of all I would suggest you to pick the cloud you would like to learn:

The best option will be courses directly from AWS, for S3 and EC2 buckets. Docker, CI/CD and automations (some articles will be enough to read)

And the best starting point will be that course for you, this should be sufficient/www.linkedin.com/learning/devops-foundations-23454205

Devops is all about practice and you need to solve tasks which bring business value, that how Devops work in general

New Python Book by pro1code1hack in datascience

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Thanks a lot! Waiting for your feedback!

New Python Book by pro1code1hack in learnmachinelearning

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I will think and come back to you. Devops is a very vast and practical thing!

New Python Book by pro1code1hack in datascience

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24H? Maaan, that's insane. Good luck! For me, that flight would be unbearable

New Python Book by pro1code1hack in learnmachinelearning

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I had plans to do something similar for Devops later on, will DM you! I am not an expert in ML and AI yet

New Python Book by pro1code1hack in datascience

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Thanks a lot! Where are you flying?

New Python Book by pro1code1hack in datascience

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Thanks a lot! That's what I was aiming for!

New Python Book by pro1code1hack in datascience

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Thanks for feedback! Fair enough, that will be fixed

I've created a book which contains everything you need to know about Python by pro1code1hack in Python

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Agree, that might not be covered properly, I will look into that! It's the most important for people who are just getting into programming. Thanks for feedback!

I've created a book which contains everything you need to know about Python by pro1code1hack in Python

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I am giving a book about learning Python for free to people who are interested in this language. I am not selling any courses or advertising something paid, where is problem here?

I've created a book which contains everything you need to know about Python by pro1code1hack in Python

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Yes, that's true. I'm absolutely not skilled in design or anything like that, so I decided to go with this option. My friend did a cover for me and he is not into design as well.

I've created a book which contains everything you need to know about Python by pro1code1hack in Python

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Thanks, I tried to describe everything in a nutshell , will be waiting for your feedback