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I'm working on a tool to auto-label emails in Gmail (first) based on what you've labeled in the past. It pulls down up to 400 emails for each custom label and creates a custom model just for you, that will label new incoming email. For emails that are likely, but not certain to be a particular label, I use a 'Proposed/{label}' approach which lets you just archive them in Gmail, and it will detect that they've been ar…
Made a partially open source event platform for Pickleball and Badminton in Asia. Apart from managing event attendance, reminders, waitlist, level restrictions, and calendar syncing, there is also a pretty thorough Event Manager built in. The event manager has a built-in ELO-style rating system designed for computer games and applies it to offline sports. You tap on the winning pair and it automatically calculates ne…
and when will you support real tennis?
LumoTray [0] - A multi-purpose system tray app for Windows. It is currently: - Wallpaper manager with multi-monitor support and multiple image sources. Change wallpapers daily, hourly, etc. - Lockscreen image manager with the same modes as the wallpaper feature. - Screensaver/fullscreen modes manager with many screensaver options and multi-monitor support. - Custom shortcut menu builder where you can have a custom me…
Interesting! Can you share how hard it is to use the MS store for distribution? And is it worth it / does it bring in a good amount of business?
I didn't really find the MS store to be hard to use, but it's for sure the weakest of the "app stores" when it comes to discoverability.
That said, it has become a bit better with Windows 11 and as time goes by Windows users are gradually starting to trust MS store apps a bit more.
Cheers
I'm working on https://bodge.app/ I'm calling it a "Micro Functions as a Service" platform. What it really is, is hosted Lua scripts that run in response to incoming HTTP requests to static URLs. It's basically my version of the old https://webscript.io/ (that site is mostly the same as it was as long as you ignore the added SEO spam on the homepage). I used to subscribe to webscript and I'd been constantly missing i…
Cool! This reminds of https://val.town
Currently working on https://tinyZKP.com It's an API that allows zero-knowledge proofs to be generated in a streaming fashion, meaning ZKPs that use way less RAM than normal. The goal is to let people create ZKPs of any size on any device. ZKPs are very cool but have struggled to gain adoption due to the memory requirements. You usually need to pay for specialized hardware or massive server costs. Hoping to help fix…
I’d love to play with simple ZKP algos.