I literally created an iOS app with zero experience and distributed it on the App Store. AI is an amazing tool and will continue to get better. Many people bash the technology but it seems like those people misunderstand it or think it’s all bad.
But I agree that relying on it to think for you is not a good thing.
That did work. Thank you!
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I've been getting this error for a while now. Tried logging out and deleting and reinstalling the app but nothing has worked yet.
Watts online training courses
Choose from a variety of water-based industry challenges. Earn tokens by completing trainings, redeemable for FREE lifestyle merchandise! Take continuing education courses on plumbing & flow control, water quality, drains, HVAC & hot water, leak detection and more.
I thought I would share this website with anyone interested. There are a variety of courses you can take for free on topics ranging from plumbing, water quality, drains, HVAC, backflow prevention, etc... There's usually short videos or slides and then a series of questions afterwards. After completing courses you get points which you can redeem for things like sweatshirts, lunchboxes, and camp chairs. I think it's kinda cool because you learn something, you can get free stuff, and Watts gets advertising so everybody wins. Still worth a look even if you're not interested in the swag because the courses are actually helpful if you're in the trade. Also I'm not affiliated in any way, just like to learn stuff.
How to become a Plumber
This is a post I originally created on the r/plumbing subreddit and am migrating here. I'll be updating and adding to this guide occasionally. Hopefully you find this helpful and informative!
Why would you want to be a Plumber? Well for me and many others it can be a rewarding career that leaves you feeling accomplished at the end of most days and every day can be different. Technology is always advancing, and new methods come along that make things easier and simpler. You’re always learning something new as a Plumber because codes change and every job is a little different. This keeps the job interesting. Many people view Plumbers and tradespeople in general as people who were too dumb to go to college and couldn’t get any other job. That is far from the truth though as being a successful Plumber requires continuous education and training. Plumbing is a career that will always be in demand everywhere in the world, can’t be outsourced and will likely never be (completely) taken over b
