A lightweight Python implementation of MapReduce.
Are you planning on making this open-source or writing about this anywhere? Would especially love to follow your progress if you have a blog.
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#82Working on a simple, private, short-term mobile group communication tool called Fast Society.
It automatically connects friends who are going to a concert, on vacation, or just out for a night of drinking over SMS and has a ton of cool functions to communicate during and share content after the event.
Launching soon at http://www.fastsociety.com/ (still waiting on carrier approval)
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#83I am working on HockeyBias
It is a site that covers hockey news using a simple layout a la the drudgereport and protoblogger. It is a startup I unveiled in late November and it is attracting more visitors almost every day!
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#84I'm creating an online power monitoring system so you can see how your home or office uses power. A web platform is great for this because we can centralise the processing / graph generation and analysis and then put simple, cheap devices into people's buildings to do the actual measurement.
See: http://www.gridspy.co.nz/
We offer live data (updated every second while you watch) and multiple channels, all at a price that is cheap for a solution like ours.
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#85I'm making a phone party line similar to Omegle/ChatRoulette using Twilio.
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#86http://invoiceapp.com
small web app we built over the last few days to generate nice invoices and track if they are overdue or paid.
(not finished yet, but open signup and core functionality working)
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#87I'm a front end guy who's turning to physical products.
Building the world's coolest kitchen outfitter... Sign up here if you like: http://gastronautics.com
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#88I'm working on a realtime strategy game in the browser using "full-duplex" AJAX. I started working on it about a year ago but I had to take a considerable timeout after burning out at my former boring job. It's slowly getting somewhere, though.
So why in the browser? Because that makes it instantly hackable! No more bad pathfinding or shitty interfaces to put up with!
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#89I'm making a Home Kitchen Inventory Manager complete with recipe suggestions.
still in dev, but just for you: http://fridgereport.com (its hosted on a server in my closet... sorry if it is slow)
It is made with ASP.NET MVC Framework and C#
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#90Working on Wikispaces. Thinking about how to make it even better for teachers and students.
I was recently shown this by a colleague. Will definitely be trying it out with my students soon.