Ask HN: What are you working on? (June 2026)

Recently added support for Google and Magic link login, which is nice if you want non-technical people to make website edits.

Learning FreeCAD to create a sliding insert between the body of the phone and the screen. If I can pull that off the rest should be easy.

Unfortunately the controller board will have to connect to the phone over BT although it will use the phone's battery. I wanted to connect it over USB internally but there's no bus on this phone and trying to hijack the lines running to the USB C port would be feature creep that would stop the project. Another idea was to take over an I2C line going to some peripheral I don't care about but I think that would require a custom android kernel so BT it is.

By the way this phone is awesome. Highly recommend for anyone who wishes they didn't need to carry a smart phone.

I wanted an easier way to do tasks with AI agents wit easy deployment flaw, simple config. work is still in progress.

It is really really fun, but I have no idea what I am doing.

I really dislike async and will hast asyncheonisity behind coroutines (which sadly will be botched because dotnet). i will use them to implement concurrentML sometime in the future. Not unlike go, but the will be called bjoroutines and soaened with the "bjo" keyword.

Other than that, it is pretty standard hindley Milner, but with some limitations to make parallel compilation simpler.

Edit: och: and i will make comprehensions general. (summing (in-vec my-vec)) Or (folding #(+ % a b) :for a (in-list aList) :for b (in-generstor a-generator))