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Google cooked so hard. Not gonna lie, this feels like the future is here. Now develop Google Glasses with enough battery power, a good chip, and a look like Ray-Bans, and you'll have an instant hit. 100%.

Another entry to the @suno_ai_ Remix Contest featuring @FLOSSTRADAMUS Please have a listen, hit the like button and share if you enjoy it! #SunoxFloss #SunoRemix suno.com/song/52a6dce1-…

Another entry to the @suno_ai_ Remix Contest featuring @FLOSSTRADAMUS Please have a listen, hit the like button and share if you enjoy it! #SunoxFloss #SunoRemix suno.com/song/9da330ae-…

@suno_ai_ @FLOSSTRADAMUS #SunoxFloss #SunoRemix

Entering the @suno_ai_ Remix Contest featuring @FLOSSTRADAMUS Please have a listen, hit the like button and share if you enjoy it! suno.com/song/b6bba7b2-…

@TomFrankly @NotionHQ I need this too! I've been waiting patiently for a long time assuming this crucial database feature must be in the works

The feature I most want in @NotionHQ: (This is a nerd rant and I realize there are higher-priority things they should make) Imagine two databases: Recipes and Ingredients. Recipes has fields like: - Cook time - Servings - Cuisine style - Ingredients Ingredients has fields like: - Price - Purchase link - Nutrition facts In Notion, you can easily link these databases together: Recipes ↔ Ingredients But here's the problem: How do you store the quantity of each Ingredient for each Recipe? This is called a many-to-many relationship in database-speak: - An Ingredient can be part of many Recipes - A Recipe can have many Ingredients But to model this relationship well, you typically need three tables (or "databases" in Notion-speak): - Recipes - Ingredients - Recipes-Ingredients This third table is the junction table – each row references both a Recipe record and an Ingredient record. This is what I want in Notion. I want junction tables. With this junction table, you can create an individual record that has both a Recipe (e.g. "Tacos") and an Ingredient (e.g. "Diablo Sauce"). This would allow you to: - Specify the quantity of Diablo Sauce for this particular recipe - Use that quantity to do useful calculations – e.g. pulling the nutrition facts from the Ingredient record and adjusting them based on the quantity Technically, you can sometimes model this relationship in Notion today. It's what Relations do. And if there isn't any unique information about the relationship (e.g. Ingredient quantity per Recipe), then the way Relations currently work is fine. But if there is unique information – like Ingredient quantities – you're in for a world of pain. If Notion was to make junction tables easy to build, it'd unlock so much. It's not just Recipes and Ingredients – it's all types of many-to-many relationships with unique information at the intersections: - Workout Routines and Exercises (the junction record is a Set, which can record the exercise, routine, weight, reps, etc) - Videos and B-Roll Items (you could build a b-roll library and add items to multiple videos, each with their own timecode) - Habits and Days (yep, this is the reason habit tracking is hard in Notion) There have been many times when I've stared building something cool in Notion, only to run into this exact wall. Up until recently, I didn't really understand what that wall was. So, if nothing else, hopefully this tweet-rant helps anyone else who has run into a similar wall understand the problem. Hopefully, Notion will solve it one day! It'd go a very long way to truly democratizing tool-making.

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@TomFrankly @NotionHQ I'm working on the same thing and finding the same challenges. I've just kept mine simple for now since I don't have a lot of time for it 😅 I'd certainly be interested to see what you come up with.

Weekend tinkering: I'm currently trying to build a tricked-out recipe tracker in @NotionHQ. I'd love to have a complete meal management system - recipes, ingredients, meal plans, macros, price per serving, the whole shebang. So far, it seems technically possible in Notion – but it's clunky. This kind of set up requires joins – for example, an ingredient in the Ingredients database will need a different quantity for each recipe. In Notion, accomplishing this requires a "middle" database that connects Recipes and Ingredients. In the future, I'd love to see the capability to do actual SQL-style joins in Notion in order to make this part of the process smoother! Still, I'm going to work on this in my free time while it's fun. Perhaps it'll be the thing that finally gets me to go out and learn SQL (maybe I should get @aarondfrancis new course 😛)

@_diego_moreira @zawwarkhan_ @chohal7 Same here

@zawwarkhan_ @ShapelessNinja @chohal7 I was also confused which reply you were talking about, but in my case the link that brought me to your tweet was from Jakob Greenfeld's newsletter: brainstorms.substack.com/p/operational-…

Whoever can find out how to crack the operational hurdles of infant formula and can tie it to the right mom influencers....They will have a 9-10 figure brand on their hands

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I'm more than an IT guy :D This was fun to make. Only took 1.5 hours from start to finish using Suno, Viggle, and Adobe Premiere Rush. #AIMusic #aivideo #AI

@mreflow is @Futuretools_io yours?

Created this AI-generated song and music video for a competition on @Futuretools_io

@RomanEcom Hey @RomanEcom I'd also love to have the list of job sites :) Thanks again

Step 5: Put your job descriptions live on all relevant job sites. We use - X job boards in Eastern Europe - X in LATAM - X in Asia For anyone who follows me and re-tweets this thread - I'll DM the list of job sites - a lot of them are overlooked by the Twitter VA agencies :)

We pay on average $450 per Virtual Assistant (and no recruitment fees). We have more than 100+ VA's around the globe. I have never understood why people pay more than $1K on Twitter. Below I'm sharing our 5 step process for hiring Virtual Assistants at scale. I hope this helps you save a $ and fuels your growth like it has mine.

@RomanEcom Hey @RomanEcom I'd also appreciate the example files :)

Step 4: Implement screening exercises that weeds out 98% of candidates. If you execute the above correctly, then you'll hopefully get 100's of candidates. Time is money. Spend time on promising candidates only. E.g For ad ops we have a xls file that they have them re-format. We then have a lookup that allow us to look for mistake. 1 mistake => You're out. E.g For customer service we have a typeform they have to fill out - simulating prospective tickets and measuring WPM. We then export all the results, filter by WPM. People under a certain WPM => You're out. If you want these example files then re-tweet this thread and I'll DM you my files and process.

@RomanEcom Hey @RomanEcom I'd love the templates! Thanks for your valuable content.

Step 2: Create a job description that speaks to a VA's needs. The 3 super important (and most overlooked) things to highlight in the job descriptions are: A. Expected working hours (this is what candidates care about) B. That you're hiring for the long term and will provide stability C. Growth of your company When you talk to our VAs you'll hear that the main concern often is the stability of their pay cheque. Imagine going from UpWork task to UpWork task. Arbitraging $1 more per hour makes no sense if they can get a stable pay cheque. Bonus hack: At scale we'll pay our VA's bi-weekly as expenses come up more frequently as cashflow is king. If you follow me, then I'll DM you our job description templates as they vary by country and we adjust them accordingly

@girtonian @projectkyzen Nah, an older and cheap Windows laptop though 😅

@ShapelessNinja @projectkyzen you have a Mac too?

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@projectkyzen For sure!

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