I'm working on a cross-sync script called Airship. The idea is that I should be able to play the same game where I left off, even if it's across two or more platforms. Currently I have support for the Steam Cloud and iCloud services, and The Banner Saga game sync. Code is open source at https://github.com/aarzee/airship.
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#32I'm working with a kick-ass team on a 3D-printable smartphone-controlled open-source robotic telescope. Currently undergoing testing in South Africa.
Code not released yet. We're using tools like Azure, with a Windows Phone as the smartphone controller, and Arduino to drive motors for the scope.
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#33Working on a concussion sensing mouth guard - www.fitguard.me
Little demo video I shot with a prototype board and app : https://youtu.be/LRWONOSZbaE
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#34Playing around with ASP.NET 5 on Ubuntu by creating a simple blog. Posts are stored as Markdown files and then parsed on page load. I'll post a link when I get home since I forgot to push it to Github.
Please do, I'm interested in this.
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#35I'm working on a friendlier web interface for Amazon S3 to use it as a personal storage for pictures (mostly), files and notes.
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#36An web browser (HTML5 + Javascript) image editor, https://stet.io/edit/ .
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#37A joke between friends turned into an application.
Basically a way to send postcards to people with funny images on them. We pride ourselves on being the best meme2mail service.
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#38Working on a concussion sensing mouth guard - www.fitguard.me Little demo video I shot with a prototype board and app : https://youtu.be/LRWONOSZbaE
Great work. Have you looked into integrating with the helmets with similar sensors in them?
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#39SkimHN is a desktop application to skim hacker news articles and decide if you want to read an article fully
https://github.com/mcaravind/HackerNewsSummary
It even has a cheesy 'Time saved' feature to help you see how much time you might have saved by not reading the full comment thread :-) Not sure how useful it actually is, but it was a lot of fun to develop. I used C#, edge.js, ideas from natural language processing, tree algorithms etc.
Unfortunately it only works on Win 64 right now (although I built it with node-webkit so making it cross platform desktop app should be feasible in the future)
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#40I am working on a tool to help growth stage startups manage their growth better. We do that by providing a simple app for tracking company wide expenditure and then providing insights highlighting opportunities for better manager of finances.