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Fitness. The prospect of spending months at home with all the gyms closed has made me think now's the time to actually take fitness seriously and train hard at home with bodyweight exercises and calisthenics. Also writing songs too.

Wound up running across (har) the FitOn[0] app/website, which is a fitness site with a lot of good videos. They're free to watch, paying for "premium" gets you better music and diet plans.

Not affiliated with them, just very happy with their videos.

[0] https://fitonapp.com

Re: Ask HN: What projects are you working on now?

#103
I have been obsessing on creating kubernetes clusters on existing virtual machines. As part of learning how to create them, I ended up writing two projects - A golang SDK to provision a cluster on premise. This basically abstracts kubeadm. https://debarshibasak.github.io/go-kubeadmclient/

Using the SDK, I wrote a tooling similar to kubespray to create cluster, add node, delete node and delete cluster. https://debarshibasak.github.io/kubestrike/

Probably useless project, but learned a lot.

Re: Ask HN: What projects are you working on now?

#105
i'm working on an auth tool for developers. it's a crowded space. i'm differentiating my tool by focusing very very strongly on convention over configuration. it won't be nearly as configurable as services like auth0 but it should be much more approachable for early-in-their-careers developers.

Re: Ask HN: What projects are you working on now?

#107

I'm trying to make Python's `pathlib.Path` something you can readily subclass and use for S3/FTP/whatever: https://discuss.python.org/t/make-pathlib-extensible/3428 Currently working my way thru a bunch of preparatory bugfixes: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1TicFDMudKKA6CZcrscg1...

This is great. I'd love to use something like this.

Re: Ask HN: What projects are you working on now?

#108
I'm working on Warhol [1], which performe tests on web design based on pattern libraries right inside your dev tools. Think reverse DOM diffing on the CSSOM. Sounds way WAY easier than it is, but that's sort of true for web development in general I suppose :) Currently working on rolling out tests for interactive styles (hover and friends).

[1] https://warhol.io/

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