Ask HN: What are you building that's not AI related?
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It might, if we weren't planning to put prominent stickers on the tripods making clear they're part of a larp, and also getting permission from the park and council and consulting with local parkgoers.
Re: Ask HN: What are you building that's not AI related?
#153I'm building this site to display behavioral therapy data better for parents / caregivers. The site itself is just Next.js but the essence is ETL and data visualizations using the Observable Framework[1]. There is an opportunity to apply AI for Q&A.
Re: Ask HN: What are you building that's not AI related?
#154I'm still working on Nottawa ( https://nottawa.app ) - free live audioreactive visuals for everyone. It'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…
Why only mac? I would love to see Windows support! The girhub link in the header doesn't work, it's 404.
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#155Re: Ask HN: What are you building that's not AI related?
#156It's nice to do something away from the screen, without any goals besides having fun.
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#157Re: Ask HN: What are you building that's not AI related?
#158Possibly see a use case in home labs too, but not there yet.
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#159Ive been working on the HN Arcade :) https://hnarcade.com Its always fun to see what games people are building - and some of the lesser known ones are amazing!
Re: Ask HN: What are you building that's not AI related?
#160LEGO. I build LEGO, because I like it and it puts a smile on my face :)
Question, do you "build LEGO" as in "make what's on the box it came in", or do you use LEGO to build things yourself and not following instructions? (I am old, but as a kid, I remember building what the kit was supposed to build once or _maybe_ twice, but using the parts from the kit and various other kits I had to make things purely out of my head pretty mush all the time. I _think_ that's not how people "play with…