sakerbos

Try reaching out to our own network. You really only need a few paying customers to get the ball rolling. Word of mouth is probably going to be your best friend.

There's a time and place for everything.

I find that this style of programming is super useful in the technical design phase. During development I prefer to have a plan in place.

That's an epic win! 15 years of the startup grind/rollercoaster is impressive, well done!

Yeehah thanks! It's good fun! At this rate, next year's theme will no doubt be video calls to Santa.

Hey guys, I'm Shaun :wave:

  Location: Brisbane, Australia
  Remote: Yes
  Willing to relocate: No (we've just moved here from South Africa :))
  Technologies: React, React-Native, Typescript, Node.js, Firebase
  Résumé/CV: https://sakerbos.notion.site/Shaun-Saker-s-Resume-0cff4c4bd3d046ffbb92705f947fed0d?pvs=4
  Email: sakershaun@gmail.com

PS: Links to my latest projects in my resume if you're interested :)

Love this!

Ooh I felt the same after moving to Australia from South Africa. We found that the veggies tasted blander in general and I have no idea why. Keen to plant some heirloom tomatoes in the spring.

There was a massive one back in South Africa that must have been a thousand years old. Naturally someone put a pub in it. Must have been tree-cky.

Yeah I've always found the browser bar hiding when you scroll to the bottom of a page a bit weird. But yeah you're right, it looks like a Chrome-only thing my bad.

Yeah fair enough. I actually found the massive navigation history annoying too, I'd just forgotten about it until now. I think I have a solution to replace the navigation history with local state so we should still be able to navigate between board versions, will see. Appreciate the feedback :)

Ooh fair enough. I'll add an option to disable that, thanks!

Yes this is a problem and a great idea thanks! Adding to my TODO list :)

I'd be very interested in exploring this idea! Do you know of any board games that it could work for? This also just gave me an idea to justify my board game budget to my wife as a R&D business expense so thank you ;)

Thanks! Yeah totally, it should be fairly easy to do. Could select the game variant after selecting a new game. I'll see what I can do :)

Thanks for this, I'll fix it asap :)

Thank you! Yes this had actually become a problem for us but it weirdly ended up adding an interesting new dynamic to the game. So much so that we'd actively try and hide our resources from each other and had to try to keep track of each other's resources in our heads (the irony in adding a digital calculator only to increase cognitive load is very real). But yeah, I can imagine not everyone would want to play like this and a compact summary could solve that issue. I shall see what I can do :)

Pleasure! Yes it is open source: https://github.com/shaunsaker/tm-player-board. I'll add a link to the home page too :)

Ah right, my bad, that's super annoying. I'll remove that functionality for now.

Are you on Android by any chance? if so, I think that would be Android's weird browser bar hiding behaviour when you get to the bottom of the page, or just something weird I overlooked. Could probs add some padding to avoid that which I shall do, thanks!

Thanks! Looks like they've recreated the entire game, it even has decent docs. Will defs give it a go!

Apparently just a side project that was used by only two people in the world :)

Good idea thanks!

Yip! Should just be for the current tab though so that we can forward/back through our score history. If that's not the case, please let me know :)

I was literally just thinking this haha, what a classic!

Even DJ seems to have ads in the form of "this viral track has been blowing up all over". The giveaway is the 30 sec description and the fact that it's usually not even my vibe.

Yeah that makes sense and sounds like a good system for you! Thanks for the feedback :)

I'll check them out, thanks!

Fair enough :)

That's a really good point, the idea of chasing 'balance' could just become another stress point. The aim with Calmulate is more about finding ways to minimize stress and boost productivity, hoping that a sense of balance naturally follows. Have you found any specific practices or tools effective in reducing stress or improving your productivity, without adding to the pile of worries?

Thanks for your feedback. I quite enjoy walking myself, it's food for the soul. I actually love the idea of using the movement ring on your watch as a daily goal, it's super simple. Have you ever thought, ‘Hmm, it’d be cool if my watch could also do this…’ or are you all set with the way things are?