Adding more LSP features to the jinja linter for saltstack that I wrote, so you can see all the bugs in your templates from VSCode (rather than waiting for CI) and do things like “rename this jinja variable everywhere it’s being used”.
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#22https://xelly.games/
Vine but for user-submitted microgames
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#23The fastest knowledge base for software teams, Outcrop.
A lot of teams enjoy using Linear for product management but still have to use Notion and Confluence for knowledge management. I’ve built Outcrop from the ground up to be fast with much more reliable search and realtime collaboration.
Hundreds of teams from startups and major companies have signed up for early access and many have made early commitments to support the development of Outcrop.
If your team would be interested, I’d like to hear from you!
imed at outcrop.app
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#24Trying to make anything car related easier - Cardog.app
Buying, researching and analyzing automotive data is broken. Trying to fix that bit by bit
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#25I'm trying to make localhosting (https://thelocalhostinger.dev/localhosting) a thing. It's about finding ways to strip away unnecessary complexity of selfhosting in very specific edge use cases.
Right now I am tinkering with wails (https://github.com/wailsapp/wails) to build an app store.
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#26Working on computeprices.com - a cloud GPU rental price tracker
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#27https://www.pleeboo.com/ is a who-brings-what kind of tool for organising poltucks, school events or any kind of gathering where tasks need to be distributed
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#28Really difficult puzzle books that will only be available in dead tree format. Extreme killer sudoku, very hard wordsearches etc.
Was hoping to have these ready for Christmas season, but life as always gets in the way!
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#29Making rent as an open source developer.
Attracting new monthly sponsors and people willing to buy me the occasional pizza with my crappy HTML skills.
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#30Building the most effective typing application
This is something that started as a passion project - I wanted to see just how effective of a typing application I could make to help people improve typing speed quickly.
It’s very data driven and personalized. We analyze a lot of key weak points about a user’s typing and generate natural text (using LLMs) that target multiple key weak points at once.
Additionally we have a lot of typing modes.
- Code typing practice; we support 20+ programming languages - daily typing test - target practice; click on on any stat in the results and we generate natural text that uses a lot of that (bigrams, trigrams, words, fingers, etc).