Reminds me of Google Keep

In which ways does Craft remind you of Google Keep?

In which ways does Scrivener remind you of Google Keep?

> In which ways does Scrivener remind you of Google Keep?

tti seemed to be saying that Craft reminds them of Google Keep, not that Scrivener reminds them of Google Keep.

Question, what do you want to use it for? If it’s somewhere like LinkedIn, nothing can stop you.

My question was like more geared towards - what makes a Software Engineer, a Software Engineer. is it the Software Engg. Degree, practice, or some other characteristic traits that one has to demonstrate in order to become an Engineer.

That depends on what you think the title of software engineer means. If you think of it as meaningless, then there are no requirements. If you think that the title of software engineer should be like the professionally licensed engineering fields, then look at what the requirements for professional recognition or licensing in those fields are. Usually its agreeing to abide by a code of ethics, proving that you possess understanding of the fundamentals of your field (either through education or learned on your own), demonstrating your competence though a number of years of working experience, and demonstrating that you're keeping up to date with changes in your profession (the continuing education requirement).

Tech companies in the US have definitely hired non-CS majors (Computer Engineering, Math) from my college for Software Engineering roles.

Irony.

Would you rather pay for a boring hot person or an interesting hot person?

You could. I wouldn't be surprised if someone had already reposted everything on Sketchfab.

I used the models for YouTube videos. It was convenient since most of them are free to use if you credit the author.

Paint.net’s my favorite too, I wish more software animated the selected area and had their interface in small windows.

Open source > SaaS is a hot take.

You can have an open source SaaS, they're not mutually exclusive.

Well it complicates the business model a bit. I am working full time on an open source data/content management product. I know my reasons to do it this way, but I also want to build a sustainable business around it. That is something I need to figure out.