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PS: I live in the UK, Tuition fees are capped and we have a generous student loan repayment system, the cost of uni is less of a factor than somewhere like the US

Makes you wonder how people manage to bring up kids in London

Haha now you got me curious

It's only hell if you don't have money

Blud did NOT even read the article

When you delete an account, the company usually deletes all the data you produce/ anonymize it. Sure, some of that data is probably archived or spread around the internet, but isn't it better to delete it since most of the data wont be archived

Thanks for commenting!

I consider myself skilled in social media content creation, therefore I think the best way to market this would be via platforms like tiktok, youtube etc. Especially on the specific productivity nichés on those platforms, generally the people who watch those video's aren't very tech literate and will probably consider looks into their decision of productivity app, however I don't think it will be close the sole reason.

I would describe the app as a "jarvis" like dashboard, with widgets, a kanban board, note taking & storing capabilities with the interactivity and obsidian.md

I think I might stick to your idea of acquiring a few users first especially because this is my first big project.

Thanks for sharing!

you are not a failure in my eyes

Sorry, to clarify I meant: Is state-funded childcare an option in the country you reside in?

Haha, I only looked at your profile to check out your "failed" projects. If it's okay with you, could you please provide a brief description or links to those projects that didn't quite work out?

Edit: If this sounds like an AI response I used ChatGPT to correct my grammar, I can barely write a coherent sentence on my own, even though I am a native speaker.

Im glad I made you comment for the 1st time making you comment since you made your account in 2013 :)

Honestly I wrote the title just for clickbait, people in turn interpreted the post as if I was asking if "they were a failure", though I was really asking if they had a failed business or career. Unfortunately, I cannot edit post titles.

From an outside perspective OP sound really pretentious and a show off, though I think he is mischaracterising failure as a "missed goal"

Do you think you could still enter the job market working something like a part time job to prevent burnout? Its quite refreshing to hear a realistic situation of freelancing, so thanks for posting.

I know something like THC or drugs will be my downfall in life, I have a very addictive personality and often cannot escape addiction of any kind

What do you think was the factor that prevented you from becoming Amazon?

Thanks for posting

Thank you for sharing your situation

If you don't mind me asking, are you the only person in your household with a significant income & do you live in a country with social services for childcare?

Yep, especially because a lot of privilege and "luck" can come from family and connections

I wonder if posting this was a good thing or a bad thing

HN really be [Dead]-ing the most wholesome posts

By venture I mean something akin to a financial goal

I thought it would be nice to collect advice from parents and people who specialise in childhood development etc. anyone with knowledge really.

I feel like a lot of people wish they received a "handbook" on how to tackle life, or at least certain stages of it

I should have worded the question differently to be at least a little bit realistic, something like an early retiree with a good sum of money in the bank, enough to travel to any desired location and live comfortably

Going to the supermarket is a painful experience for anyone making under 75k in the UK

The worst part is that people are willing to supply their labour at this price level: "31 Applicants"

RIP Liz Truss & the £

I am in the stage below higher education (equivalent to SAT's), meaning most pupils don't have jobs or have only been in work for a few months (A National insurance number is given at 16 and is needed to enter work), we have 3 / 4 subjects on average and 2 books per subject which is about £420 in total, however the UK is pretty facilitating to low income households and provides them with grants to afford the costs, we do have a school library meaning we can take out books, but we have to return them within a short window of time and we cannot write on them which makes them redundant for some subjects.

Am a pretentious whiner?, Yes. Will I keep on pirating textbooks? Yes

Textbook prices are outrageous, I am not paying for a £60 textbook that I will only use for the question banks

Really cool, I was also using an exploit with my GCSE Hegarty maths homework and doddle science, I think the 1st "exploit" was pre-GCSE the answers were stored on the client side and I just inspected the code, this got patched after, the next exploit was during my GCSE's, the answers were stored on the server so I made a github repo that used a browser extension which would let you inject JS, I think it was some kind of brute force attack with their SQL DB.

Anyway I received my GCSE results in August, I was surprised how well I did considering I did no revision, but I should've actually used hegarty maths instead of exploiting it :D

Windows

This guy knows what he is talking about