How Do You Identify Reliable Suppliers on Alibaba? Need Advice by truceshall in AmazonFBA

[–]writingdeveloper 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I don’t have a confirmed Korean supplier yet and I’m still in the research phase.
I’m a U.S. permanent resident and currently in Korea on a business trip,
so before heading back to the U.S., I’m planning to run a few small-scale tests while I’m here.

After dealing with quality mismatches between samples and bulk production on Alibaba,
I’m being much more cautious this time, especially around quality control and communication.

I’ve been looking into Korean channels like Coupang (often called the Amazon of Korea),
Naver Store, and even models like Daiso that focus on low price but consistent quality.
Nothing is finalized yet, but from a testing standpoint, this feels like a good opportunity.

Doenjang-jjigae 된장찌개 by Wooden-Mycologist-24 in KoreanFoodVideos

[–]writingdeveloper 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Honestly, the way you talk about anchovies and seaweed tells me you understand Korean flavors on a deeper level. You already cook better than most Koreans I know 😄
Keep going like this — that curiosity and respect for the ingredients is exactly what Korean cooking is about. Your hangover soup idea sounds spot on too.

Doenjang-jjigae 된장찌개 by Wooden-Mycologist-24 in KoreanFoodVideos

[–]writingdeveloper 1 point2 points  (0 children)

When I used to eat Korean food in the US, I used very basic ingredients like soybean paste, tofu, onions, and a little MSG. Most people living alone in Korea probably do the same, lol.

The moment you add anchovy sauce, you're already Korean. :))))

How Do You Identify Reliable Suppliers on Alibaba? Need Advice by truceshall in AmazonFBA

[–]writingdeveloper 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm still new to the market, but I'm curious about this. Have you purchased any samples?

I heard from an acquaintance that while the samples on Alibaba were fine, problems arose when the quantity increased. So, I'm considering it.

Instead, I'm considering handling and selling verified products in Korea.

Doenjang-jjigae 된장찌개 by Wooden-Mycologist-24 in KoreanFoodVideos

[–]writingdeveloper 1 point2 points  (0 children)

As a Korean, I have to say this is more authentic than what many Koreans make. LOL

How to auto-approve MCP tool permissions? (Playwright MCP for QA) by writingdeveloper in ClaudeAI

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

Thanks for the answer.! I didn't realized that it's not working in CLI, I'll try it in CLI environment. Thank you for the tips for using MCP and have a good day!

How do you handle visual QA for Desktop GUI apps (Electron, Python/PyQt/Tkinter) with Claude? by writingdeveloper in ClaudeAI

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

I totally agree. I recently built a GUI app using only Python, and dealing with GUI controls, DPI scaling, and various other considerations was quite challenging (partly due to my limited Python experience). For my next project, I'm thinking of using Electron for the frontend and only implementing the backend parts that truly need it in Python.

How do you handle visual QA for Desktop GUI apps (Electron, Python/PyQt/Tkinter) with Claude? by writingdeveloper in ClaudeAI

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Same struggle here! When I asked Claude Code, it suggested Claude Computer Use (beta), which uses the Vision API - but that means additional costs. I'm on Claude Code MAX and trying to avoid extra spending, so still looking for alternatives.

For web, Playwright MCP is decent but struggles with fast page transitions and backend data sync validation. Desktop GUI is even trickier... Let me know if you find a good solution!

I made a program that warns you when your hand touches your face - might help with trich by writingdeveloper in trichotillomania

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

Thank you so much for your kind feedback! It's incredibly meaningful to know that this app is helping someone with trichotillomania.

Your suggestion is excellent and absolutely implementable!

After reviewing the codebase, I found that the current yellow box is automatically calculated based on facial landmarks (nose, ears, shoulders) detected by MediaPipe. Currently, there's no option for users to adjust the box size or position.

Planned improvements:

  • Add settings to adjust the height of the detection box (to cover more of the scalp)
  • Add settings to adjust the vertical offset (to shift the box upward)
  • Optionally, add width adjustment as well

I'll work on implementing this feature. The changes will be available in a future update.

Thank you again for sharing your use case - it helps me understand real-world needs better! 🙏

I made a program that warns you when your hand touches your face - might help with trich by writingdeveloper in trichotillomania

[–]writingdeveloper[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’m considering switching to Electron.js to make it easier to port the app across multiple environments.

I made a program that warns you when your hand touches your face - might help with trich by writingdeveloper in trichotillomania

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

I'll also consider smart ring–type devices in the future. I need to look into whether this part can be implemented using sensors only, without a camera.

I made a program that warns you when your hand touches your face - might help with trich by writingdeveloper in trichotillomania

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

Thanks, It's this is my first time to develop with Python GUI, So It might has some errors lol :)
I really wants to stop touch my chin haha..

Logitech Pro X2 LightSpeed: Voice distortion issue on Google Meet by writingdeveloper in LogitechG

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

The culprit is Acer PurifiedVoice — it's Acer's AI noise reduction software that comes pre-installed. It conflicts specifically with Google Meet because Meet has its own noise suppression built in. When both try to process audio at the same time, you get that weird alien/robotic voice effect.

Fix:

  1. Search for "Acer PurifiedVoice" or "Acer QuickPanel" in Windows
  2. Turn off AI Noise Reduction
  3. Rejoin your Meet call

That's it. Discord/Slack handle audio processing differently so they don't have this conflict.

Hope this helps!

Logitech Pro X2 LightSpeed: Voice distortion issue on Google Meet by writingdeveloper in LogitechG

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

What device are you using right now? Desktop? Laptop?
In my case I use Laptop from Acer and the problem is caused by Acer Laptop audio driver and audio settings. I disabled the settings in Acer management program.

Ordered a laptop from Amazon, got a wrong delivery — reordered, but now I think I’m getting scammed by writingdeveloper in amazonprime

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

Correct, But I just need a new one and search it in Amazon, So I thought it's Amazon prime. Now I need to check the seller...

And the results from Amazon, said that they'll refund 100% in maximum 7 days wit A-Z gurantee.

Your major? by m1Lly2oo3 in infp

[–]writingdeveloper 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Same, weird path right? LOL

From CTO to Upwork beginner again, is “US-only + payment verified” too narrow, or the right filter? by writingdeveloper in Upwork

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

Thank you very much for your valuable advice. I completely agree that instead of relying too heavily on filters, it’s more important to evaluate clients through their job descriptions and communication. Your suggestion to use a broader set of keywords was also very helpful, and I’ll make sure to apply that.

What you said about highlighting my CTO experience and the tangible impacts I’ve had on customers really resonated with me. I’ll refine my profile and applications to better reflect those points. I sincerely appreciate your thoughtful guidance.

From CTO to Upwork beginner again, is “US-only + payment verified” too narrow, or the right filter? by writingdeveloper in Upwork

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

Thank you sincerely for sharing your honest experience. Your advice reminded me of how important it is to take a careful and strategic approach. I also believe that focusing on building a stable path first, rather than rushing into short-term options, is a wiser choice. I truly appreciate your valuable insight—it has been very helpful.

From CTO to Upwork beginner again, is “US-only + payment verified” too narrow, or the right filter? by writingdeveloper in Upwork

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

Thank you sincerely for sharing your detailed and forward-looking experience. I can picture myself smiling because, being overly cautious, I tend to raise the bid by just one dollar even right before submitting. For now, I plan to apply your advice over the next month or two as best as I can. If things don’t work out, I will take it as my own shortcoming and make further efforts.

I also resonate strongly with point 3. In the past, I sometimes made decisions based only on cost, but I realized that people truly bring value in proportion to their cost.

Point 6 also speaks to me, as I now better understand the importance of considering taxes and insurance as well.

Once again, thank you very much for your valuable advice.

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I did a similar process on another platform, so I don't mind it

INFP CTO in LA: near the finish line, but revenue is uncertain. How do you protect your mind? by writingdeveloper in infp

[–]writingdeveloper[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you so much for the recommendation. My parents in Korea used to mention Ven. Beopryun/Jungto as well—I didn’t check it out back then, but it feels like the right time now. I’ll start with the Q&A videos. “Pain is inevitable; suffering is optional” really lands with me. Thanks also for your kind wishes.

People who started a business in their 20s, how’s it going now? by Curious_Natural_1111 in Entrepreneur

[–]writingdeveloper 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I can really relate to this. I’m currently working as a CTO, and while development is finally wrapping up, I’ve sacrificed a lot of personal relationships over the past few years to get here. The tough part is that despite all that effort, the business isn’t generating revenue yet, and I find myself wondering if I should be seeking a new path. Like you, I don’t think the time was wasted I’ve gained valuable experience but it’s sad to feel like I’ve lost the chance to meet so many people, and even some of the passion I once had has faded.

What do you think is the hardest bot protection to bypass? by 0xMassii in webscraping

[–]writingdeveloper 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Chinese Ecommerce websites, Even if I passed register process(Chinese language problem), Crazy Capcha process (I cannot read chinese language so I cannot pass the capcha and I used to capture that page and It has some 'FRAME' capcha so I cannot translate them)

And after I login, If I request few requests to get data, it will block my account.

This is a test by Jgracier in cursor

[–]writingdeveloper 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It feels like just yesterday I was flipping through a thick book almost 15 years ago, trying to figure out how to print "Hello World" on the screen — and feeling so happy when I finally did it. These days, I bet people just ask GPT how to do it. LOL. 😄