Ask HN: What projects are you currently working on?
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#82I have several courses on Udemy.com. They sometimes go slightly out of date as frameworks release breaking changes. Right now, I'm just about to upload some updates to my most popular course on React/Redux: https://www.udemy.com/react-redux/?couponCode=HAOW8983
This is quite literally the third time in the past 24hrs that while I've been on the internet looking at other things, your course has come up. Must be a sign... buying it now!
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#84Working on a Software Modem using AFSK written in Python. Delving into DSP for fun and giggles!
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#85A platform that allows Instagrammers to sell their photos to brands at a flat price of $10 per image, royalty free! https://brandfox.io
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#87Also reading/thinking about ideas at the heart of theoretical physics and machine learning. In particular, I've spent the last several months in trying to understand the following two papers in increasing levels of depth
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#88A platform that allows Instagrammers to sell their photos to brands at a flat price of $10 per image, royalty free! https://brandfox.io
Really groovy. How do you market it? I'm considering an intstagram project myself. I'd love to chat.
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#90A Donald Trump text to speech web app written in Rust: http://jungle.horse It needs a lot of work, but the basics are there. It uses unit selection on a large sample database as well as CMU's arpabet and a few other algorithms. I'm looking to start work on a deep learning approach to improving the quality in January. I'm going to spend the next month working on an interactive New Years laser display to project on a s…