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Turned out super helpful to keep track of everything in one place (shared expenses, ask / demand unplanned changes in custodies, kids activities (school events, birthday parties, sport competition and so on)
Its helpful even for only one parent.
I dropped any plan to make money from this so its free
Gemini has been indispensable for helping me move from Windows to Linux. I'm reasonably proficient, but moving to a brand-new OS brought so many random questions and weird edge cases that I never would have had the confidence, patience, or time to tackle it alone, even with pretty strong Google fu. It's been so nice to have instant access to answers for my specific problems, without judgment or having to wait on a re…
I've made a saas app to manage kids custody (mostly for France for now). Turned out super helpful to keep track of everything in one place (shared expenses, ask / demand unplanned changes in custodies, kids activities (school events, birthday parties, sport competition and so on) Its helpful even for only one parent. https://custody.homes I dropped any plan to make money from this so its free
Besides, I made a lot of automation scripts (mostly using Ruby) that run on my raspberry pi to fetch/parse/crunch things and notify me on my Android phone through a self-hosted https://ntfy.sh server.
- a daemon to properly set the LEDs on my Lincstation N2 NAS (even early Claude was great at reverse-engineering): https://blog.majid.info/lincstation/
- most consequential, Thufir, a task manager to replace Cultured Code's Things as I am leaving massa Tim Apple's plantation: https://github.com/fazalmajid/Thufir Still very janky, but usable enough for my purposes
- most recently, a TRML dashboard for my Seeed Studio reTerminal E1002 smart e-ink display, and I also had to have Claude fix the firmware for full 6-color input: https://blog.majid.info/e-ink/
- a tool using DINOv2 image fingerprinting and usearch vector database to find visual duplicates in a large collection of images
Claudhd It's a user daemon that runs on my machine and exposes a unix socket, and then a bunch of hooks in claude, zsh, vim, etc, that report directory and commands I've run and all that, pipes it to claude Haiku for summary, and then stores context in sqlite. It also exposes that data as MCP so I can use claude to say "hey what was I doing yesterday," or any arbitrary time range. I find that in the age of using AI a…
Oh man a few things 1. A dashboard that tracks my personal metrics (github, strava, todo completion, flossing) 2. A eink display for that dashboard 3. A realtime node graph that shows a codebase (and/or its diffs) in a way that I can visualize what functions call which, and under what conditions 4. A agent that automatically fills out government forms and creates invoices for my friends brewery based on the delivery…