I’m working on “Supabase for science”: 1-click deploy of scientific databases with validation, transformation, MCP, export-for-ML, and provenance built in.
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#422Sports betting odds over sms (US only). I’ve had to work with carriers to get exemptions as they have rules about providing betting advice or being affiliated with sportsbooks, which has been interesting.
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#423lazyslurm is a tui for managing slurm jobs on HPC clusters. It's kind of like lazygit or lazydocker. I've been chipping away at it for the last few months. Its built in rust w/ ratatui.
Re: Ask HN: What are you working on? (August 2026)
#424I'm working to redefine funeral home operations with https://www.everpath.to/
We're competing in October for the NFDA Innovation Award with it and looking for funeral home design partner(s).
Re: Ask HN: What are you working on? (August 2026)
#425I'm reviving my multi-player Snake game Snaketron. It's written in Rust and probably the most technically interesting thing about it is that it's built for auto scalable Cloud hosting. The websocket isn't tied to the host actually running the game. And it can scale and rebalance in the middle of the a match without disrupting the game.
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#426Blorp. https://blorp-lang.org
It takes inspiration from Python, Rust, Go, and functional programming. It's oriented toward readability, safety, and speed.
I'm finishing up the journey of completely self-hosting. Then I'll be tidying it up for an initial release.
Re: Ask HN: What are you working on? (August 2026)
#427Working on the chainsaw for my centaur form factor robot. Have one part to machine then just need to weld everything up and will be ready to try it out. It uses a motor and controller sourced from an E foil, and has 2DOF position control. https://www.satyress.com/buildprogress I've also been slowly chipping away at a Jagged Alliance 2-like game in Godot. Nothing to share yet but if anyone else is also frustrated that…
I saw some coverage of your robot on social media. I honestly thought it was a hoax because of the very bold design and AI generated images. Cool concept, have you had any potential customers reach out?
Re: Ask HN: What are you working on? (August 2026)
#428A writing app.
The overall idea is to work/write at an higher level of abstraction where you work with "ideas" (just small paragraphs).
You can move them around and basically restructure many/whole paragraphs by simply changing few words.
The final text is generated by an LLM.
LLM that has the whole context so you can ask it questions, but more importantly it can provide you feedback
Re: Ask HN: What are you working on? (August 2026)
#429Had a problem this week helping a customer troubleshoot some SAML interactions. They couldn't install SAML Tracer in their environment and I got tired of digging through HAR files and manually decoding SAML assertions and the like so I made https://hartosaml.com/.
Just drop in your HAR file and get immediate insights into the SAML related events.
Re: Ask HN: What are you working on? (August 2026)
#430Found existing React web frameworks either bloated, buggy or too complex, so I built: https://www.rshono.com/