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

#93
A few things outside of normal work that are deliberately different to be interesting to me:

- Ongoing work on an airline announcement engine that works with flight simulators

https://github.com/fearlessfrog/MSFS_Universal_Announcer

- A multiplayer board game for Discourse forum users that is not the popular Risk (tm).

https://github.com/fearlessfrog/discourse-not-risk

Both have a fair bit of traction, but is often the case, keen to do something new this month.

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

#94
I am working on Amber.jl an acausal analog electronics simulation tool driven by Julia code. Just like in PyTorch, the neural network is the code, here the circuit is the code as well.

Because SPICE wasn't built for programmers in mind. The code in 0.1.0 is almost ready and I'll put the github repo public soon.

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

#96
A new transformers architecture based on relational data instead of text. Been exploring search reranking based on graph data and customer prediction.

https://github.com/relativedb/relational-transformers

https://relationaltransformers.com/

You can read more about the architecture here: https://relativedb.com/blog/relational-transformer

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

#98
Working on a web-based image editor with plenty of customisation and support for most Photoshop features.

Built overwhelmingly in vanilla JS with a couple of WASM modules for it.

It’s generally very performant across the app so far, but there’s still a handful of features that are functional but subpar in terms of performance that I need to address.

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