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Wanted to have a way to coordinate multiple agents on Linux either via SSH or locally and figured out why not give it a shot?
The result is a pretty cool tool, inspired by similar solutions that after trying them most fell short.
You commit to a habit, invite your friends to join, and keep each other accountable.
Little square for each day/week fills up depending on how many members of the Pact completed it. Streaks are dependent on everyone in the pact completing.
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/pact-accountability/id67551314...
http://localhost:8080/
I always have growing lists of short texts, facts, and links that I wanted to host on a standalone site rather than burying them in a notes app. The workflow is simple: a browser extension to clip links with remarks, which then feeds into a public-facing list.
I’ve also added a "Substack-lite" feature. Instead of long-form writing, it lets you send simple roundup email digests (e.g., "Top 5 links this week") to opt-in subscribers.
My personal blog (wenbin.org) is currently powered by the tool.
CurateKit.com is in private beta while I'm fine-tuning a few things now, but I’m opening up invites to the waitlist over the next few days if anyone wants to give it a try.
I've been working towards a new platform that mixes fantasy sports with stock market mechanics. My first public project, I just launched a few week ago. No gambling, free to play (despite the .bet):
The opposite of the favorite questions: Why did that company I worked for fail? Why did Rome collapse? Why do people get old and die?
Combining information theory with thermodynamics and control theory you get: 1) A set of six pillars that all systems that persist must have. 2) A fundamental 'Action' that all of these systems take. 3) A set of three rules for how system that persists must subdivide
This lets you do things like look at something that is failing and know that there are the 6 pillars and you can then identify them to determine what is failing. (For example there is a system that clears that brain of amyloid plaque and it can fail).
I have applied this to countless systems including Religion, Language, AI Models, Business, the cell, quantum physics, number theory and much more. It is a Rosetta Stone for persistent systems. When there is an unsolved problem in one domain I can map it through this to any other domain that has already solved it.
Note that this doesn't apply to all complex systems, only those that persist.
And to keep this HackerNews related, been applying it to LLM's as they are just a stream of tokens that try to persist to incredible success I might add. Being able to pull from any domain do this brand new field is a giant cheat code.