Ask HN: What did you make during lockdown?
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#232- Created a dashboard for people who lost their jobs due to COVID -> https://app.remoteleaf.com/covid
- Working on an initiative to help Black tech people to land jobs.
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#234The idea is to simply turn any recurring meeting into a private podcast for all invitees. Any feedback would be appreciated.
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#235I created a simple manual budgeting app with flutter called Go Budget, which is primarily optimized for entering purchases as easily as possible, but also provides income and bill tracking/reminders and a savings goal tracker. It is currently in beta but I hope to launch in the next two weeks. https://gobudget.io Edit: iOS beta: https://testflight.apple.com/join/4IMtFylH Android: closed beta - email support@gobudget.…
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#236The goal is to enable everyone to have their own high-quality, accessible, and shareable chat page on the internet, with features we expect in enterprise chat apps like slack, but geared towards general discussion.
As an example I just created a post with this HN url and we can all talk in live right now, discussing this thread, by joining at the link:
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#237Finished my open source Virtual Reality fitness game VRWorkout (done completely in Godot) The nice side effect is that developing a fitness game is a fitness exercise in and of itself, and a lot cheaper than the monthly $20 Supernatural plan https://vrworkout.at
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#240Earlier quoted context omitted.
> I'm about to have a heart attack. That's a real panic attack. Drinking cold water can help reset the loop causing it (worked for me maybe once). The only thing that really works for me is GABA (700mg daily for a year, then 250mg daily for life) - but it did come up short in my blood work.
Benzodiazepines are a real treat (as in "works a treat"). Highly addictive tho.