PlantNet has a ID feature that is based on the part of the plant, I.e leaf, flower, fruit etc that makes it much better at ID than just what you would get with Copilot or Gemini.

Companion planting, pests, common diseases and treatments tend to be other questions that we get ( as master gardeners )

We used this at my kid’s summer drama program and loved the UX of the app. Really well done.

Appreciate that. That use case is a bit of an edge case that we want to support. Not all parents feel so positive but I swear we do our best

Haven’t seen downpour mentioned, it’s pretty neat https://downpour.games/

Seconded! It’s mobile-first, very friendly, and very much designed for beginners. Lots of fun toys and games out there!

Which part of Canada? When I lived in Toronto there was this diversity you described but when I moved to Vancouver everyone was either Asian or white

Alberta

Honeycomb does this as well https://www.honeycomb.io/blog/employee-representative-board-...

A lot of that batch processing is done by borrowing from unused reservations for the streaming service. https://netflixtechblog.com/creating-your-own-ec2-spot-marke...

the source code is linked at the bottom of the README in https://github.com/Netflix/titus

Ah, thank you.

It's the golden visa program. http://www.sef.pt/portal/v10/en/aspx/apoiocliente/detalheApo...

Spain, Greece, Malta and few other countries have similar programs.

Thank you so much!