https://runnem.com - something I use to easily get projects running again when I get back to them. It also helps the AI get at the logs of the running processes.
Ask HN: What are tools you have made for yourself since the advent of AI?
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#502Still a work in progress but I’m making my own subway web app. A by-product of this is this realtime subway map of NYC https://donohoe.dev/subway/map/
I started something similar but for Sydney with the ultimate goal of being an agent simulator, simulating everyone going to work etc. Project got a bit unwieldy and is on hold while I mull it's future over.
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#505- A Tailwind based design system for my projects.
- A self-hosted comment system for my blog (https://github.com/karthikeyankc/discuss).
- A custom RSS reader with AI capabilities to keep tab of our competitors at work.
- A git-based CMS for my personal blog (which was also built with AI).
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#506https://apps.microsoft.com/store/detail/XP9CD2QWRV9P7N
Cloak windows from screen capture! Perfect for keeping things private while screen sharing over Teams, etc.! All other tools in the Store would trigger virus warnings when I tried to install them. Some were positioned to ask for money for basic features. My app is both free with more features and a more intuitive UI and set of keyboard shortcuts!
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#507I've been making a set of local- and files-first iOS apps for myself - Photo Gallery, Music and Contacts.
I use Linux on my computer and an iPhone and wasn't happy having to use a cloud to sync my data between my devices. Syncthing/Synctrain + my apps allow me to keep everything on my private network, without ever touching a server or having to self-host something like Immich.
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#508I wrote a pen-plotter GUI and gcode sender in Rust. By hand. Like an animal. I am the only user. Sometimes it's the process that matters, and exercising your brain is important too. I get that there is a lot of existential dread around AI taking our jerbs, and excluding humans from the process of creative work, but... you can still just write code, just for the personal satisfaction. https://github.com/armyofevilrobo…
thank you! I will give it a try with my penplotter. I tried to vibe something like that in the past, but the outcome wasn't at all what I expected.
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#509I didn't like how diagram making apps were built so I developed https://grafly.io
I also built https://github.com/lnenad/difiko as AI generates a lot of code that needs a nice way to review it.
Re: Ask HN: What are tools you have made for yourself since the advent of AI?
#510https://app.refutu.com - Tool for planning and executing together as a team, either at home or work, planning with or without ai and controlling the board with ai chat or dnd. Simple Goal -> Action -> Tasks. Paid for 3 or more users.