Ultimately, we’d like to get the main FOSS hardware, software, and services into a single store. Maybe we should put AI in the name. ;-)
Ask HN: What are you building that's not AI related?
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#115All data are stored in text file, following the most general markdown formats, so it's easy to just open the text file and change.
Also, it supports TODO, and looking to add support for reminders, scripting support, calculation, tabular data using CSV, etc.
UI is complete keyboard driven.
Core intention is, managing your journals in single line, with really fast keyboard access, and stored in text file
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#116It's a node based workstation for generating live visuals using shaders, webcams, local files, and more. 100+ effects and source types.
Nottawa's aimed somewhere between the Resolume and TouchDesigner market. VJs and musicians who are interested in live visuals but don't have the time or funds to dive into a pro setup.
It's built in C++ with OpenFrameworks, ImGui, BTrack, and more. Right now I'm doing a front-end rewrite in SwiftUI which bridges back to C++ while keeping all the rendering in OpenGL.
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#117On the side, retaking https://tablam.org, that I have procrastinated because wanna provide a parser that work for editors (that is way harder than normal batch parsers!)
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#119I’m making a digital ESP32 powered synthesizer at https://subalpinecircuits.com/. It’s been a ton of fun, learning so much about every part of the process (and I don’t use LLMs). Currently I’m learning FreeCAD and figuring out what my case design will be. Woodworking, CAM and DFM is a whole other world for a software guy!