I'm building Incidenthub.cloud - a B2B SaaS that monitors public status pages of third-party dependencies.
It was born out of a personal need in past roles and teams. I launched it last year.
Ask HN: What are you working on? (April 2025)
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#602Various interviews. Ideally putting various other things back together thereafter.
Conversely, tearing apart a bunch of things, around my family's house -- invasive vines, old worn-down structures, an extensive amount of brush, etc.
Aside from that, getting a landing page working for my side project along with various ancillary tasks for a demo deploy.
Re: Ask HN: What are you working on? (April 2025)
#603WebSocket Router for Bun — A type-safe WebSocket router for Bun with Zod-based message validation. Route WebSocket messages to handlers based on message type with full TypeScript support.
Re: Ask HN: What are you working on? (April 2025)
#604I'm preparing to leave the corporate world after twenty years and go get a master's in software engineering this fall in Newfoundland. Pretty anxious about that, given how massive of a life change it is, and how much will be riding on me getting good grades.
That's awesome.
The majority of people in my MSSE program were also heavy on work experience. It made for a far more interesting peer group than the few that had just come in from undergrad. Having that work experience meant that you could look at the coursework from the framework of how it would play out in an actual corporate environment.
It was really fun discussing how to apply the SQA and Project Management coursework in the workplace with people from very different companies.
Re: Ask HN: What are you working on? (April 2025)
#605I launched my web-based notepad calculator, https://numpad.io/ , a few years ago. Right now I'm working on a version 2 that has user accounts, multiple documents, markdown support, and document exports. Everything is local-first and it uses CRDTs to sync documents. It looks like this: https://i.imgur.com/Plk1DQ4.png the calculator is mostly the same for now, with a few improvements. It's unstable right now, so I don'…
I think this is super cool, but feel like the killer implementation would be an extension for VSCode. Just a thought.
Re: Ask HN: What are you working on? (April 2025)
#606Growing a non-tech company.
I started a functional beverage brand about 2 years ago and rebranded for larger scale about 7 months ago. I am located in South Florida and have had some decent success so far but still investing all profits back into the biz. Raised about $50k of outside money.
If you're in South FLA and are into fitness and health, consider reaching out to me or responding.
I will also have the capacity to sell in to the NYC market quite soon. If this sounds interesting, again, please respond or DM!
Re: Ask HN: What are you working on? (April 2025)
#607I am building a couple of apps:
https://spicychess.com: A real-time chess playing app where you can taunt your opponent and smack them during the game! If you smack them enough times to completely drain their health, you can steal their turn and make their move. There is also has a progression system where leveling unlocks increasingly fun abilities designed to torment and troll your opponent.
https://wordazzle.com: Inspired by the quote 'the limits of my language are the limits of my world,' it's a daily game delivering 7 carefully chosen, sublime words designed to genuinely elevate your verbal prowess. You can also save the words you love as flashcards to review them later!
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#608The first ever SQL debugger – runs & visualizes your query step-by-step, every clause, condition, expression, incl. GROUP BY, aggregates / windows, DISTINCT (ON), subqueries (even correlated ones!), CTEs, you name it. You can search for full or partial rows and see the whole query lineage – which intermediate rows from which CTEs/subqueries contributed to the result you're searching for. Entirely offline & no usage o…
This would be incredible to understand why some queries execute slow; most of the time it's one of the steps in between that takes 99% of the execution time at our company. Do you record the time each step takes?
You're onto the original idea I started out with! Unfortunately it's very difficult to correlate input SQL to an output query plan – but possible. It's definitely in future plans
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#609I'm developing trading bot for Pocket option binary options https://github.com/VitalySvyatyuk/pocket_option_trading_bot
I created it to myself dreaming about passive constant profit.
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#610Surviving.