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Ask HN: What non-AI products are you working on?
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Re: Ask HN: What non-AI products are you working on?
#62https://blogsla.sh/ , small no-nonsense writing platform. Very early stage, but if anyone is interested email is listed on the website.
The "blogsla.sh/anna" text appears clickable (same style as social links / `.has-text-link`), but isn't. Perhaps bold styling would work, instead?
Re: Ask HN: What non-AI products are you working on?
#63https://flatcal.com - a service which will allow to consolidate multiple calendars into a single one for easy sharing with others. For people who organize their time in separate calendars by choice or by necessity. F.e. having personal Google Calendar, corporate Outlook Calendar for work, and maybe another one for freelance. No AI involved, just a good, old processing pipeline. Which makes the service pretty flexible and allow to pre-process the events before merging them into a new calendar, i.e. anonymize events, change their type, filter them out, add some buffer time for rest, etc.
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#64https://RTCode.io - web playground
https://new.rt.ht - code templates
https://RTEdge.net - edge network
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#65Earlier quoted context omitted.
How realistic is it? Asking for a friend
Trying to keep it "realistic" in the sense of how the structures are set up (bank reporting regulations, offshore companies, shell companies etc) but I'm optimizing for fun. It's an isometric Transport Tycoon-styled game but instead of building physical infrastructure you create financial connections between nodes like drug op -> cash business -> bank -> offshore company -> real estate investment. This has been my de…
I was wondering where this sort of "business logic" might come from. :)
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#66I am working on https://hellotrader.io - a service that allows traders to define their trading strategies without coding and run instant backtest between changes to give them feedback on their potential profitability. Once the strategies are defined, the service scans the market in real time on their watchlist and alerts the users if the conditions required for their strategies are present.
Re: Ask HN: What non-AI products are you working on?
#67I'm building a set of tools to work with OpenAPI specifications in teams.
Some of the workflows I'm trying to unlock:
- Track every breaking change pushed to your API and notify your team on Slack and e-mail
- Generate a changelog from your OpenAPI automatically
- Generate mocks for every endpoint to share with your frontend person/team
- Public, private, and password-protected API reference pages to share with partners
Here's a link: https://frevo.dev (still in early access)
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#68https://github.com/U8String/U8String which is a UTF-8 string library for C# that aims to offer rich and performant API to replace standard string for scenarios where you do want to consume UTF-8 directly. I'm working on it since last summer actually, it turned out to be much higher complexity project than expected :)
Also comes with a few niceties like the ability to directly consume Streams, Sockets, WebSockets and SafeFileHandles with U8Reader (sync/async) that solves painful and error-prone manual buffer handling when reading lines/segments/messages. It is kind of like higher level Rust's BufReader.
Re: Ask HN: What non-AI products are you working on?
#69https://blogsla.sh/ , small no-nonsense writing platform. Very early stage, but if anyone is interested email is listed on the website.
The "blogsla.sh/anna" text appears clickable (same style as social links / `.has-text-link`), but isn't. Perhaps bold styling would work, instead?
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Re: Ask HN: What non-AI products are you working on?
#70https://blogsla.sh/ , small no-nonsense writing platform. Very early stage, but if anyone is interested email is listed on the website.
The "blogsla.sh/anna" text appears clickable (same style as social links / `.has-text-link`), but isn't. Perhaps bold styling would work, instead?
Yeah that's fair point. I was trying to highlight that as an example, but it can be confusing. I'll change it to bold. Thank you