Ask HN: What are you working on? (February 2026)

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A hobbyist analog computer I will open-source.

I have been through a number of iterations of adders, integrators… It's starting to coalesce now into a finished PCB. (Iterating is slow though at the PCB stage since we're round-tripping via Asian PCB fabs.)

As often happens, I want to learn about something (analog computing in this case) and I find that a deep dive where a kit comes out at the end is an enjoyable way to explore (I also get more experience with KiCad and, for this project, SMT).

The seed of this were a few articles on building a "lunar lander" circuit in early '70's electronic hobbyist magazines I found online. Pre-home-computer, how does one create a lunar landing simulation? Why with op-amps and panel meters of course.

And so that is where I began. But I'm way past that now though by making instead a general purpose analog computer.

I'm working on Cyclonauts (https://cyclonauts.net), an addon for Strava to make your commute more fun.

It maps your cycling activity data against the OpenStreetMap catalogue to generate all kinds of exploration statistics.

I'm a solo dev working on Gaffer ( https://gaffer.sh ) - Centralized Test Reports for Teams and Agents. It's been a fun side-project test out vibe-coding and cloudflare infrastructure.

I'm a humble programmer and llm prompted https://goodwikipedia.com as a hobby website to vibe code what an ai llm can do with a few simply nice prompts.