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Check to see if a winner has been projected in the election — with no news, predictions, or commentary to suck you into the chaos beforehand. Super silly and simple, but a good nudge for your mental health.
istheelectionover.comYour premier election night non-viewing experience.
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Some people truly enjoy watching election night coverage. Good for them. This is for everyone else. * No news about how it’s going. * No analysis. * No commentary. * No speculation. * No conspiracy theories. Check here to see if a winner has been projected. Then you can go find out what happened and how. Or not.
istheelectionover.comYour premier election night non-viewing experience.
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Hi all! I'd love to get some feedback on my direct-manipulation number line app for kids, so I've changed the price to free for the next day or so: https://www.producthunt.com/posts/math-copilot-number-line It's useful for my son already (6 years old), and was an interesting UI challenge trying to make essentially a tool simple enough for kids that age to use. Please check it out and pass it on!
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A "copilot" app for kids aged 3-8 who are just getting comfortable with numbers, counting and basic arithmetic. Rather than another lesson program, this is a copilot: a utility that they can have on hand when doing homework or anything else math-related.
Math Copilot Number LineHelp kids learn math by directly manipulating a number line.
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Like many parents, I’ve spent more time recently helping out with kids’ schoolwork. This got me thinking about a new class of educational tools: secondary “Copilot” applications that support kids (and their parents and teachers) when they are doing homework, learning something new or reinforcing their understanding. Math Copilot Number Line is a first example of this, aimed at kids aged 3-8,...
Math Copilot Number LineHelp kids learn math by directly manipulating a number line.
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