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I would like to code some Go. It’s been a while since my role now is way too far from the code So if anyone has an idea that want to develop or a project in Go already let me know.
I commented about my current project above that is in need of some Go expertise. I am currently working to get into the summer YC class, so if that interests you, feel free to use the email in my profile!
I’m working on a search engine crawled by users themselves. If I think about it, I'm not interested in 99% of the web. Therefore I don't need to deal with exhaustively crawling the entire web. Hypothetically, if I could access only the sites visited by the HN crowd, that would be fine by me. Somebody in an art community might feel similarly. If there were some metric the crawlers could use to rate a page (time spent…
I'd love to work with people who want to create free educative games for kids, games fun enough to keep kids playing while developing their brains in positive ways. Most games I found are infested with ads (hence not free), sprinkled with lots of dark patters and the games are not good enough I'd even pay for them. Maybe there are some free gems out there already but are quite hard to find. My kid is 4yo and it has b…
https://gcompris.net/index-en.html
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18751739
https://hn.algolia.com/?query=gcompris&sort=byDate&type=comm...
I've been developing web crawlers for the better half of a decade. They are used for various purposes such as cataloging sentiment/bias in news media, finding new tv shows to watch, or mapping out the Tor hidden service directory. Currently, I am writing a web crawler application framework in golang. Always looking for help or new ideas on what to crawl next! Emails welcome, check my profile.
1. How to tamp down program complexity by compartmentalizing side effects? Are hexagonal architectures, monads, and algebraic effects the best ways? What are their pros and cons and are there other potential candidates?
2. How would abstract concepts like data structures and architectural structures be reified visually? Is there a Tufte for data structures? Do they actually help in understanding a program?
3. Is it possible to run programs on a remote machine you don't control and be assured that it was executed correctly?
If there's anyone else that's looking along these three avenues or even tangentially related to local-first software, tools for thought, or dynamicland, I'd be happy to trade notes on interesting areas.
Currently developing a distributed transcoder-as-a-service to compete with the likes of AWS's Elastic Transcoder and Google's Transcoder API. By my math, I can transcode the same file in half the time and at 1/20 or so of the cost of those guys. Hoping to get into this summer's YC and looking for one or two co-founders. I am mostly a business/marketing guy who can hold his own in devops/backend, but no where near pro…
I’m a full stack dev for a large media company, and made https://nftpaint.app/ in my free time as an experiment. I have some ideas for turning it into a social drawing NFT app, but would like to find some people to collaborate with, specifically people who know about promoting NFTs or Solidity development.
[1] STEPS Toward the Reinvention of Programming, 2012 Final Report Submitted to the National Science Foundation (NSF) http://www.vpri.org/pdf/tr2012001_steps.pdf