Ask HN: What do you want people to build?
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#2For example I would like to remove reliance on certificates for TLS. I know it’s a security nono but I don’t care. Another example is choosing to make markdown the default format instead of html.
Simultaneously such an application should allow users to add their own custom packages, such as native interpretation of Python or custom media codecs.
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#3You can probably find many other posts as well by searching different phrases. Folks are always fishing for ideas via "Ask HN" posts.
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#4A meta web browser, or browser toolkit. That is a web browser that by default obeys current standards but does not have to. It can be gutted or extended at the discretion of a user. For example I would like to remove reliance on certificates for TLS. I know it’s a security nono but I don’t care. Another example is choosing to make markdown the default format instead of html. Simultaneously such an application should…
Something that would give a user meaningful agency. You, sir, are a hopeless romantic. ;)
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#7- A simple commenting system
- A simple up/downvoting system
- A simple forum
- A simple RSS-to-newsletter tool
There are solutions in that field, but they are usually way too complicated, or can't seamlessly integrate with an existing website.
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#9I have to be honest - build a blog and post your thoughts. Human thoughts, your ideas, the projects, the tips, and the art. Just add more human voices to the internet. We need them.
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#10i've probably contributed to all these AI sloppers by giving them $10/20 bucks to get credits, to find out it doesn't work, so they can book it as "ARR" and raise $10M only to shut down some months later.