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Wikipedia for Mundane People and Events
(minipedia.org)
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2mo ago
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eastoeast
3mo ago
This was on show hn years ago and it’s still my main sports source https://plaintextsports.com/
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Scorigami
(nflscorigami.com)
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7mo ago
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eastoeast
8mo ago
It's obvious from the profiles they fill out. Things like "I love pink things" or "I like kpop demons" etc. Just trendy kid stuff
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Ask HN: How do you prevent children from accessing your products?
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8mo ago
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8mo ago
I’m mostly a hardware engineer. I needed to test pumping water through a special tube, but didn’t have access to a pump. I spent days searching how to rig a pump to this thing. Then I remembered I could just hang a bucket of water up high t
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eastoeast
9mo ago
Sweet, looking now to get some recommendations! I'm actually surprised more people don't have my two favorites overlapped more often (Mistborn and Name of the Wind)! Question: when you don't search a book, it shows "Love
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eastoeast
9mo ago
This is a lot of fun! Works decently well on mobile too. One suggestion (although, take it with a grain of salt)- I didn’t notice the deselect since header disappears on zoom. Might be better that way, but might be useful sticked top. Nice
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eastoeast
9mo ago
This is a great idea. I can’t believe I didn’t think of this, given I generate and screenshot so many “poster images” in html just like this. Haven’t played around a ton but seems intuitive. Nice work!
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eastoeast
9mo ago
For the first time, I’m presenting a problem to LLMs that they cannot seem to answer. This is my first instance of them “endlessly thinking” without producing anything. The problem is complicated, but very solvable. I’m programming video cr
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eastoeast
10mo ago
This is pretty cool. Congrats on the launch! With anything, there will be multiple corner cases to handle, but I'm initially impressed! Low hanging fruit feedback that would really improve the experience of many: I haven't been ab
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eastoeast
10mo ago
Too accurate. Awesome!
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eastoeast
10mo ago
I’m documenting my exact process of this here: https://opus.cafe/goal/jj/26#progress-6 Still a lot of learning to go, though
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eastoeast
10mo ago
It's been a while. But I believe what caused me the most headache while trying to build something like this was handling the interactions between different elements. Declaring which objects were affected by "attacks" or could
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eastoeast
10mo ago
This is really cool. Nice project! I tried doing something much more rudimentary before. Will be following
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eastoeast
10mo ago
I’m still working on https://opus.cafe/ outside my full time job. It’s been a fun 3 year project. Just launched on iOS and am in user acquisition phase. Totally new learnings here! Getting users is definitely the hard part.
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eastoeast
11mo ago
Haha, you are correct. I think they'd have to be a little bigger! Now I'm thinking the gearing might slip during movement.
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Building a social media from scratch 1
(youtube.com)
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11mo ago
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Any hardware tinkerers have suggestions for building this mechanism?
(opus.cafe)
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11mo ago
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eastoeast
11mo ago
We are discussing using a string and gear but haven't tested. Thank you!
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Best strategies to grow from 300 –> 1000 users?
(opus.cafe)
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11mo ago
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11mo ago
You can see what I’ve tried so far in my goal progress. Any other things you guys would recommend? Thanks!
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eastoeast
1y ago
This is super cool. Recently, I tried making an offline, P2P chat program that fits inside of a QR code. In case network was down, the code could be scanned by mobile, allowing users to join a chat room. However this doesn’t seem possible a
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1y ago
Having both a hardware and software background and applying to both fields, I have the same problem. The UI needs a lot of help (sidebar needs to go), but I've been building this https://thebestresumewebsite.com/ to co
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2y ago
Awesome UI!
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Show HN: Simple Reflex Game
(opus.cafe)
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2y ago
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2y ago
Converted this python CLI I made at work to JS. Colleagues would sit around my laptop during lunch to see who could score the highest. There are a couple ways to rig the game to be in your favor if you can figure them out. Has to do with sc
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Show HN: A weekend project, quickly save links without an account
(linkstash.co)
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2y ago
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Show HN: Save links on a public page without an account
(linkstash.co)
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2y ago
This is just awesome, great idea. The computer doesn’t seem to defend against obvious, probabilistic winning moves (doesn’t block a final square). But funnily this works to its advantage sometimes if you end up rolling frowny
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