What are you working on? Any new ideas that you're thinking about?
Ask HN: What are you working on (August 2024)?
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#2(See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41132906 for a bit of recent context)
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#3I am trying to get better at trading so I thought it would be nice chance to work on my coding skills. I wondered if financial indicators actually makes money for a given period.
Made it with React, Vite, firebase via Typescript. It’s a really different world for sure.
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#4Recently released an iOS that helps you to see your Plausible Analytics data on the widgets: https://charsible.app/
Right now making improvements based on the feedback.
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#5I'm working on Edna - a note taking app for developers and power users.
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#6I’m back to working on an ML app pair (train/consume) for Mac/iOS, for finding a certain type of resource.
I tried it a while back, and wasn’t too thrilled with the way Apple has structured their ML stuff (they basically only afford very specific applications, which didn’t match my workflow).
It was suggested that I revisit it, so I am.
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#7I moved to doing programming for some post production companies and I am working on a couple of patches for ffmpeg.
First time writing C and the task has been both daunting and rewarding, I am mostly working hls enc/dec and learning about av has been a ton of fun!
Re: Ask HN: What are you working on (August 2024)?
#8Working on an update to `hiedb-mode`. It's an emacs package for querying an hiedb index; a database for building IDE tooling for Haskell. The update will use `compile` for the display buffer similar to how `find-grep` does it.
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#9Despite not liking JavaScript as a language nor the Node runtime, learning about hybrid static and SSR apps with Astro.js - I have to say, I’m impressed so far. Seems like a sweet spot for certain types of sites.
Re: Ask HN: What are you working on (August 2024)?
#10I’m finishing up FretLabs, a web app that lets you practice/freestyle guitar scales alongside songs. Launching soon!