tsuyoshi_k

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by tsuyoshi_k 7mo ago
Happy to answer any technical questions about how it works (SwiftUI, animation system, creature logic, etc).
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Show HN: Hanaco Garden – A Calm iOS Garden(apps.apple.com)
4 points by tsuyoshi_k 7mo ago|1 comments
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by tsuyoshi_k 11mo ago
If you have any questions about SnapKeeps, feel free to ask on HN! I’m happy to chat
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Show HN: SnapKeeps(iOSApp)– A photo app that forgets for you(apps.apple.com)
1 points by tsuyoshi_k 11mo ago|1 comments
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OpenWeather API – Real-Time Weather Data for Your Apps(openweathermap.org)
2 points by tsuyoshi_k 1y ago|1 comments
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by tsuyoshi_k 1y ago
OpenWeather provides one of the most accessible and developer-friendly APIs for real-time weather data, forecasts, air pollution, and even historical weather information. In our own project (OS Yamato), we use it to drive poetic weather int
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by tsuyoshi_k 1y ago
Vue I18n is a powerful internationalization plugin for Vue.js. Just by setting translation keys and adding this snippet: import { useI18n } from 'vue-i18n' const { locale } = useI18n() you can switch languages easily in your app.
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Vue Internationalization: Elegant Internationalization for Vue 3 Apps(vue-i18n.intlify.dev)
2 points by tsuyoshi_k 1y ago|2 comments
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by tsuyoshi_k 1y ago
Vue I18n is a powerful and flexible internationalization plugin for Vue.js. It supports lazy loading, dynamic translation, locale fallback, and seamless integration with the Composition API. It’s also used in full-scale production projects
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by tsuyoshi_k 1y ago
Still very much a work in progress. I’m building this solo and would love to hear any feedback or thoughts you have. Thanks for checking it out
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Show HN: Goal – a poetic goal tracker from OS Yamato(github.com)
1 points by tsuyoshi_k 1y ago|1 comments
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by tsuyoshi_k 1y ago
Thanks so much! That would mean a lot. I’m always trying to improve both the UX and the way I present OS Yamato in English. It’s a solo project, but thanks to feedback like yours, I can keep polishing and refining it step by step.
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Visualizing data with 3D flowers in Vue and Three.js(github.com)
2 points by tsuyoshi_k 1y ago|1 comments
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by tsuyoshi_k 1y ago
In a side project, I visualized different types of user activity as flowers orbiting a planet. Each flower represents one data point — color-coded by count thresholds (blue → red). Built with Vue + Three.js Flowers are placed procedura
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by tsuyoshi_k 1y ago
Absolutely agree — solid foundations make everything scale more naturally. That’s something I kept in mind while building OS Yamato solo: I kept the architecture modular and lightweight from day one, so adding new features (like chat, weath
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Scaling a solo full-stack product with Vue(github.com)
1 points by tsuyoshi_k 1y ago|3 comments
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by tsuyoshi_k 1y ago
Balancing Development Speed and Readability Vue offers a low learning curve with intuitive template syntax and flexible component architecture. For solo developers, this makes it easy to iterate quickly from implementation to maintenance. F
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by tsuyoshi_k 1y ago
That would be incredibly helpful — thank you! If you notice anything especially awkward or unclear in the wording, I’d love to hear it. I’m always open to learning and improving, especially as this project reaches more people.
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by tsuyoshi_k 1y ago
Reply suggestion: Thank you for sharing something so personal. I’m truly sorry for your loss — I can’t imagine the depth of that grief. OS Yamato is not meant to impose forgetting, but rather to invite reflection. Some memories deserve to l
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by tsuyoshi_k 1y ago
Thank you again for your perspective — it’s very thoughtful and appreciated. While OS Yamato embraces fading by default, not everything disappears. For important items like notes, photos, and contacts, I’ve made it possible to export and do
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by tsuyoshi_k 1y ago
Totally fair — and thank you for the honest feedback. I’m actually Japanese, and while I try my best, English isn’t my strongest skill. I do rely on AI to help write and translate at times. Ideally, I’d work with someone fluent to help poli
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by tsuyoshi_k 1y ago
True — NixOS + impermanence is a powerful option for developers. But OS Yamato is aimed at a broader audience — a calm, poetic space for reflection, not sysadmin workflows. It’s less about managing dotfiles and more about tending a digital
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by tsuyoshi_k 1y ago
Thank you — I really like that phrasing too. “Gentle digital environment” definitely captures the feel more precisely. I used “OS” a bit poetically, thinking of it as a space that supports small, mindful digital routines — journaling, refle
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by tsuyoshi_k 1y ago
The philosophy of mujo (無常) goes back centuries, long before modern history — it’s about the natural impermanence in all things. OS Yamato isn’t about erasing memory, but encouraging us to reflect on what we choose to keep. Sometimes, letti
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by tsuyoshi_k 1y ago
That’s a totally fair point — and yes, Yamato isn’t a traditional OS by any stretch. It doesn’t manage hardware or processes. That said, “OS” here is a bit poetic — it’s more like a gentle digital environment, or a mindful space for everyda
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by tsuyoshi_k 1y ago
Thanks for the thoughtful discussion — I deeply appreciate both the support and the challenges to this idea. OS Yamato doesn’t intend to replace traditional archiving. It’s more of a philosophical experiment: what if our digital space refle
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by tsuyoshi_k 1y ago
Thanks so much for all the thoughtful comments — I truly appreciate the range of perspectives shared here. I’m still catching up on all the replies, but I just wanted to say: it's incredibly encouraging (and humbling) to see OS Yamato
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by tsuyoshi_k 1y ago
Example If it’s currently 18°C and cloudy in Tokyo at 9am: • Hanaco fetches recent messages from other users where: • weather = Cloudy • temp ≈ 18°C • timeOfDay ≈ 9am • language = ja → The result: You get messages that feel relevant —
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by tsuyoshi_k 1y ago
Matching logic (simplified) • It uses currentWeather.main, description, temperature, time of day, and language. • Filters local DB messages (listWeatherComments) using: • Weather match (e.g. “Clear”, “Rainy”) • Temp range (±3°C) • Time
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Hanaco Weather (OS Yamato) matches weather messages to live data(github.com)
3 points by tsuyoshi_k 1y ago|3 comments

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