Ask HN: What are you working on this year?
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#132Re: Ask HN: What are you working on this year?
#133I'm planning to create a secure webapp hosted on S3 that would call AWS APIs to restore my backups into a graviton instance so that I don't get blocked if I'm out of town. Has to be one click, low bandwidth, and highly secure.
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#134My oldest daughter will turn 8 this year. These days I'm planning which would be best computer/software/OS for her (if any), but nothing in the market fits my requirements as a father. There is so much noise, distraction and overall bullshit in today's computers that I don't think it is healthy or appropriate for her. So I'm planning to make a custom (software) solution. A small set of focused, minimal, productive an…
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#135Re: Ask HN: What are you working on this year?
#136I "just" want the healthy-ish person's food list with deep links into grocery apps (Instacart, Walmart, Amazon, etc) and autopopulate it. No different than how I can follow people's song choices on Spotify. What did you last order, I want to order it too. Publicly broadcast, public, private, all optional.
There are tons of apps for "sharing grocery lists", but between a tiny group of people or roommates. And one or two that will let you take a single recipe and get the ingredients into one grocery delivery service ("Tasty" recipe to Walmart, for example). They all require you knowing what you want already, and I don't know. I want to change my diet to different food, I'm fine not learning how to do that.
I think this problem is overlooked, and frankly invalidated. I don't want to be a recipe enthusiast and I don't care that other people enjoy running around a grocery store in fetch quests as half of the fun in cooking, or that other people don't like how the food delivery person chose the wrong fruit. These aren't important issues to me, and I think there are lots of people like me, although I haven't bothered to quantify this!
So that's decent alpha because I think a lot of people are in similar boats and with this kind of data you could totally elevate a single product for mass purchasing when everyone is buying the same ingredient over food delivery. People that are already fine paying hidden premiums for food delivery.
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#137Public launch in a month or two
I have a VR lab I built so you can visualise chemical reactions in a huge empty room, just because I wanted to learn Unity and multiplayer and WebGL deployments
Modelling for quantum Monte Carlo is almost finished (about 2 weeks away)
Just a lot of tidy ups before public launch really, this is a hobby project of mine, so I’m really just jamming and playing, learning heaps and having tons of fun
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#138https://testfromthetop.com/ReadyToTest/
This is aimed at getting managers new to testing up to speed from the very beginning. For me this is the start of a series of material progressing to more advanced concepts.
If you're interested at all I'd love to hear from you! We're starting a beta-testing program before release, message me to try the course for free.
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#139By 2005 (a very decent shelf life), the game was all but dead. This was a significant part of my life gone.
In 2018 I found the source, forked it and began FortressOne, a modern port of this classic game.
There are now a thousand people on our discord channel and daily games in four continents. I’m over the moon but more work needs to be done. This year my goal is to get it on steam.
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#140I need to figure out how to find people who might want to buy that. I suspect they are legion, but getting solutions in front of people is sort of the challenge.
I also have legal questions on this topic; for instance if I have copyright of a reference application, and I clone it or paste it into your repo... Can we both have copyright or does the customer only get an unlimited no attribution license?
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