Ask HN: What's your quarantine side project?
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#232I'm thinking about making the extension intercept the traffic to the website of my favorite delivery services and automatically place the call so the button click also won't be required.
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#233https://github.com/trekhleb/machine-learning-experiments
In the repository there are several experiments, each consists of Jupyter/Colab notebook (to see how a model was trained) and demo page (to see a model in action right in the browser).
For now I've created only 10 experiments (i.e. Digits Recognition, Object Detection, Image Classification, "Write like a Shakespeare", etc.). But the plan is to do some more experimentations with GANs and RNNs.
Re: Ask HN: What's your quarantine side project?
#234Operating under the codename Portobello for now but friends and family don't like the name. The landing page is atrocious, but the actual app functionality is nearing an MVP.
I guess the big question for me is do I make it realtime for the launch. The handshake for swapping keys and allowing access to a board/organisation currently happens via HTTP polling, but that's not such a nice experience. Currently the whole thing is hosted on Netlify so moving to websockets would require me to set up another service somewhere, not sure if it's worth it before I validate my idea.
I'm going to do an official launch on Hacker News within the next couple of weeks. Still a lot to do as you'll see.
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#237It's been an awesome exercise and I've been quite impressed by the API available to extensions.
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#240I started learning Ansible recently using the 'Ansible for Devops' book. I used the concepts mentioned in this book and used the author's Ansible roles as a starting point to create a playbook for deploying Rails 6 apps.
Here's the code - https://github.com/EmailThis/ansible-rails
It includes roles for performing the following tasks -
* Installation of common packages, basic SSH security
* Install NGINX, Certbot (for Letsencrypt SSL Certs)
* Ruby (via rbenv)
* Rails 6, Puma, Sidekiq
* Redis
* Nodejs/Webpack/yarn
* Postgresql + saving backups to S3
* Deploying using Ansistrano