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Ask HN: What are you working on? (April 2025)

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Re: Ask HN: What are you working on? (April 2025)

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Post by DumBthInker007 »

I am aiming to contribute meaningfully to the postgres project, to learn and grow as a Postgres hacker, I want to hear directly from you—PostgreSQL users—about the problems you face, big or small.

I created this "ASK HN" post https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43886414 please share your feedback.

Re: Ask HN: What are you working on? (April 2025)

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Post by Surac »

I build right now 7 birdhouses. Using Wood and 3D printed PETG. Each house is a different Build. On computer side I implement a CPU in Verilog for a FPGA for fun. For Bussines I build the firmware for a LCD monitor that can display up to 16 video inputs. It can scale, cut, rotate and distort every input and then place them on different layers. The device is used in telemedicine

Re: Ask HN: What are you working on? (April 2025)

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Post by Surac »

rapjr9 wrote: post #927
tetris11 wrote: post #280

A tree cutting tool. Take photos of the tree from 6 different angles, feed into a 3D model generator, erode the model and generate a 3D graph representation of the tree. The tool suggests which cuts to make and where, given a restricted fall path (e.g. constrained by a neighbors yard on one side). I create the fallen branches in their final state along the fall plane, and create individual correction vectors mapping…

I've been thinking for years about a safer alternative to chain saws. Something along the lines of a carbide coated wire driven by an electric motor and battery. Strap it to the tree, turn it on, walk away and some minutes later the tree falls down. The main difficulty is in how to drive the wire. Using friction would create fast wearing parts. Maybe a chain could be used instead of a wire. It could oscillate back an…

I use a tool called the Alligator. Is is a tool you can use like scissors. It has 2 chains on the inside of the the business ends. You put around the branch. Close the end and press the button. Springs will then close the end even more and cut the wood. No open chains

Re: Ask HN: What are you working on? (April 2025)

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Post by developer786 »

zakariaelhjouji wrote: post #666

I want to increase my presence on Twitter by posting more, but I don't like going on Twitter. So I created a chrome extension that opens a small text box and I write my post there and send it. https://tweettoilet.com

I believe on your home page it should say "Instantly tweet from any page without opening Twitter" not as it currently states "with"

Re: Ask HN: What are you working on? (April 2025)

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Post by makowskid »

For the last couple of months, I'm working on https://SharpAPI.com.

SharpAPI is an AI-powered API platform designed to automate and optimize workflows across various industries, including E-Commerce, Marketing, Content Management, HR Tech, Travel, and more. By leveraging AI , SharpAPI offers a comprehensive suite of tools that streamline complex tasks, enabling businesses to operate more efficiently and effectively.

What Problems Does It Solve?

Some examples: - Manual Processing Challenges: Automates tasks like resume parsing, product categorization, and sentiment analysis, reducing the need for extensive human intervention. - Language Barriers: Provides real-time translation and analysis across 80+ languages, facilitating global business operations and customer engagement. - Inefficient Workflows: Streamlines processes by automating repetitive tasks, enhancing productivity, and allowing teams to concentrate on strategic initiatives. - Content Quality Issues: Offers tools for paraphrasing, proofreading, SEO optimization, and spam detection, ensuring high-quality and consistent content across platforms.

Re: Ask HN: What are you working on? (April 2025)

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Post by Lord_Zero »

psviderski wrote: post #214

Working on Uncloud [1] — open source tool for self-hosting containerised apps across multiple machines. You can combine cloud VMs and on-premises to create hybrid compute environments, e.g. for cost optimisation or data privacy. While Kubernetes offers power at the cost of complexity, Uncloud focuses on simplicity for common deployment workflows. Progress from this month: - Enhanced Docker Compose support: You can no…

Sounds similar to Caprover. https://caprover.com/

Re: Ask HN: What are you working on? (April 2025)

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Post by Lord_Zero »

makowskid wrote: post #996

For the last couple of months, I'm working on https://SharpAPI.com . SharpAPI is an AI-powered API platform designed to automate and optimize workflows across various industries, including E-Commerce, Marketing, Content Management, HR Tech, Travel, and more. By leveraging AI , SharpAPI offers a comprehensive suite of tools that streamline complex tasks, enabling businesses to operate more efficiently and effectively.…

Whats your MAU count?

Re: Ask HN: What are you working on? (April 2025)

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Post by Lord_Zero »

Oras wrote: post #324

Resume builder 7 months ago, I was looking for a job and got frustrated with the current resume builders, so decided to build one exactly how I wanted a resume builder to be. - Free (like really free). - No signup, no login. - Has AI features to improve text. - Find jobs matching the resume. https://resumeyay.com

"Enhance with AI" returns "undefined"
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