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Although some people seem to share our understanding that things must change, it usually stops there. I haven't seen anyone present a radically new paradigm for computing (especially consumer UI) in the last decade. I intend to change that.
I intend to do that too. Why don't we all get on a chat room and work at it?
Feel free to join: https://bettercomputer.slack.com
a different take on finding food dishes by your location. I launched a rough version a few months back, but I am in the process of adding picture support and making it look better.
I have family with food allergies, and I have also wanted to eat better when I eat out, so those two cases are going to be my focus.
I started http://percht.com recently. I'm tired of searching multiple sites to find the lowest price for what I want. Percht aggregates top retailers and finds the same products across them using neural networks. You can also get price alerts and filter products by specifications. It's still early so i only have cameras listed, and things may break. I'm adding tvs next. Let me know if you have any requests.
- some newsletter + different API wrappers in Laravel
- a widget easy to integrate on your website, fetching your contributions from Github and Bitbucket to display them in a calendar.
- A reading companion for a middle school in San Diego.
SocksJS, Lmax Disruptor, scylladb
It's based on the google calendar api. It serves the purposes of a calendar, todo list, evernote and emacs org-mode as well as being a really pretty time visualizer. The idea is to be able to visualize your time, from the scale of minutes to decades. It also tracks your "focus", that is- which activity held your attention and for how long.