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Very early stage, no link, but I have been working on getting terminal fonts (like Cascadia Code) to work in the browser more progressively without requiring such a giant single download, and on using them for text-based animations. One of those unimportant, low-stakes kind of projects that makes it relaxing to work on :P.
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Schematic and PCB design relating to Lighting and Control Systems for my main job. Schematics and PCB Design after hours as a contractor too, because I have a daughter now, my wife can't work, and life has become /very/ expensive in Sydney. What I'd love to be working on: Try to initiate a high voltage arc through the air to a target device, and modulate it to send "Data over Lightning", like Alyx does in Half-Life 2. It won't work the way it does in the game, but I'd it's an idea I've had for a long time and I'd love to prototype it some day. |
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I am working on the https://moviemovie.club/about, it's a tiny website about film review. It works like a run club, where you have to make a review first to see other people's reviews. I am currently implementing watchlists, comments and a mural to make it feel a bit less lonely. Right now I like the UI but it feels to lonely. |
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I'm working on a distributed object storage system to be the backing store behind my website (https://scmscx.com). It currently uses back blaze b2 which is good and cheap but I thought it would be fun to roll my own.
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I'm working on a correlation matrix with Svelte 5. It has hierarchical clustering, rolling correlation charts, a minimap, time series data detrending, and 2D matrix virtualization (to render only visible cells to the DOM). It has up to 130K matrix cells and correlates up to 23.5M time series data points. https://covary.xyz |
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I’m working on extending Postgres to run on top of FoundationDB. The goal would be turning Postgres into a distributed, horizontally scalable database with automatic sharding and replication. Hoping to share a first version of it soon. It’s been absolutely fascinating digging into Postgres internals! |
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Still working on https://theretowhere.com since I announced it to HN in February. It's an website who's goal is to make it easier to find apartments/hotels/etc that fit your housing preferences (starting with places that are close to the people and things you care about). It's flagship feature is the ability to make heatmaps of cities based on your preferences. Since February I've slowed down on feature development temporarily as I try and find a way to sustainably increase it's popularity and learn what's the most important thing to focus on next. |
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No Pizza On Luna, a graphic novel about a future run by AIs who have discovered that the best way to get humans to do what they want is to present as patronizing, unctuous clowns. Http://egypt.urnash.com/npol/
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I’m still working on these. SaaS - I'm working on this mostly marketing that tech.. harder than it looks am I right? https://prfrmhq.com - see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43538744 [Show HN: My SaaS for performance reviews setting goals and driving success] - Shows I can use AI and I've integrated into AWS Bedrock - Shows I can integrate with Stripe for payments Consulting (Architecture, Strategy, Tech) - I'm working on getting my consultancy started. If anyone wants the kind of skills I offer here let’s talk https://architectfwd.com Next SaaS - Starting a SaaS for managing core strategy and tech concepts. I created goals for it but I’m failing to kick the tyres Last night I actually also started playing with firebase studio, though the app I prompted isn’t even doing save of the document properly. I figure can’t be me but will try again and work through the errors. And playing drums, must get better |
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I'm working on a workflow automation tool that lets devs write workflows in simple yaml files, and then deploy them to the cloud _or_ on premise. Each workflow is a set of actions and a trigger that can transform data, make api calls, run AI models, or really anything (via docker!). Each step relies on the output of the last step, and the workflow framework is engineering to be declarative, testable, and versioned. Similar to GitHub actions, but for *anything*. Think webhook to slack, email to support ticket, nightly aws backup & restore, mirror a file each night, etc.
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A reactive notebook with managed side effects for building backend/AI-engineering pipelines. Reactivity can update the state of the notebook automatically, so you don't have to keep track of which cells to execute again. Side effects are managed to make it easier to reason about while maintaining reactivity and ability to interact with the outside world. |
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The first ever SQL debugger – runs & visualizes your query step-by-step, every clause, condition, expression, incl. GROUP BY, aggregates / windows, DISTINCT (ON), subqueries (even correlated ones!), CTEs, you name it. You can search for full or partial rows and see the whole query lineage – which intermediate rows from which CTEs/subqueries contributed to the result you're searching for. Entirely offline & no usage of AI. Free in-browser version (using PGLite WASM), paid desktop version. No website yet, here's a 5 minute showcase (skip to middle): https://www.loom.com/share/c03b57fa61fc4c509b1e2134e53b70dd |
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Currently working on HN Alerts — a simple free site I made to alert me (via email) to trending stories on Hacker News. It sends me an email once a story hits a certain number of upvotes per minute, so it's useful for keeping track of breaking news. https://hnalerts.com |
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I just discovered a new meta-discipline, which most likely will become a new science. I know, it sounds crazy. In a month or so, I’ll be sharing some news. |
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A TigerBeetle client for Haskell. The smallest (in terms of system calls and code) event sourcing database I can make. Being more present. |
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