6 pointsby tha_infra_guyan hour ago9 comments
  • kidnoodle7 minutes ago
    Still working away on my book (and library book) recommendations service https://leafle.org

    It has if nothing else been very useful for me (it has correctly deduced that I would get something out of borrowing Grief is the Thing With Feathers, the Dispossessed, and Cosmicomics, none of which I would have thought of reading). Plus it has been a fun opportunity to play around with LLMs as an interface and a research and reverse engineering tool, and Jev for non-user facing quality work like banning crap openrouter providers based on their output before putting it in front of a user.

    Most recently I’ve been dropping off flyers for it at a few local libraries in my area.

  • solyin27 minutes ago
    A proportional width font terminal. "i" and "w" shouldn't take up the same amount of horizontal space. We used to have to do that because computers were slow and we counted cycles and every bits mattered. We live in a land of plenty now though so we can spend cycles doing math so that ls -l/top/etc table output is still aligned but "i" and "w" can take up the appropriate amount of horizontal space.
  • gosen8 minutes ago
    Maintaining my indie social network for tech people https://stackness.dev/ (currently struggling to keep users on the platform, even games and achievements didn't help, can you believe that? :D)

    and this weekend I'll finally launch a tool for guitarists and their friends https://kantamigo.com/

  • ktimespi9 minutes ago
    I've been working on an Obsidian plugin to quickly enter caloric and nutritional data (https://www.github.com/Krishna-Sivakumar/joule). The core features are done (A DSL and a runtime for finding and resolving formulae recursively), and I need to work on documentation and some convenience features. Hoping to finish it this month!
  • rahimnathwani18 minutes ago
    Outside of my day job, I've been working on:

    - hermitator, a tool to run multiple isolated AI agents for WhatsApp on a single machine, with idle agents using no RAM: https://www.encona.com/posts/hermitator/

    - showntell, which allows your coding agent to explain things to you with a video that starts playing within a few seconds of you asking: https://www.encona.com/posts/showntell/

    - a philosophy tutor (testing in private for now) that does 2:1 live philosophy lessons, each exploring a single topic (aimed at ~10yo kids). I've tested this successfully (i.e. two kids did an hour and they want to do it again), and am trying to make improvements.

    - some other education-related things

    - a jmail-style mailbox viewer: https://www.encona.com/posts/mailbox-viewer/

  • nikolasdimi13 minutes ago
    working on apyhub mcp: to enable all apyhub apis to be available for agents. https://apyhub.com/mcp
  • nwhnwhan hour ago
    I am building a system that connects texts (books, research papers, etc.) in a meaningful way to help people decide what to read and be aware of how texts relate to each other.
    • q1733 minutes ago
      This sounds like a really cool project, do you have a repo or anything?
  • Charlotte_P15 minutes ago
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  • haraldbreguan hour ago
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