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Re: Ask HN: Who wants to collaborate?

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I'm writing a FHIR server in NodeJS. The currently widely used FHIR server is a JAVA based monolith called HAPI FHIR. I haven't seen many alternatives to FHIR server other than HAPI FHIR. It's a super challenging project and I'm not even sure I can pull it off. Feel free to collaborate - https://github.com/rukshn/aurora

Checkout this TS implementation for inspiration: https://github.com/awslabs/fhir-works-on-aws-deployment/

Re: Ask HN: Who wants to collaborate?

#124

I'm building a live video cdn backed by a kademlia dht (the BitTorrent one). https://github.com/muxable/cdn No major benefit of using a dht except it's kinda cool that the entire thing runs sans centralized database. If you're interested, the space is what my startup is working on but the cdn specifically is mostly a fun tangent to learn about kademlia for me. It's always fun to work with more people in the live vide…

What is the advantage over BitTorrent?

Re: Ask HN: Who wants to collaborate?

#125
I'd love to build new monetization streams for musicians/artists... something akin to Brave Attention Token, Podcasting 2.0 Protocol(streaming payments over Lightning Network), and Substack.

I'm a front-end dev and very into product management.

my.username@gmail.com

Re: Ask HN: Who wants to collaborate?

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I'm working on https://rinse.one which is basically a simple text box you enter common queries/commands and get answers. I have many ideas but not enough time on my own. For example, next thing I have planned is to make the commands composable.

I mostly work on the backend. I would like to collaborate with someone who does the frontend (but backend collaborators are welcome too). I like keeping things simple. The whole thing (code and infrastructure) is open source - check out the "about" and "commands" links from the main site.

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post #67

Distributed software, which accesses and depends on remote resources, is harder to run than local-only software. I'm working on making it easier to run distributed software for both programmers and end-users. See the main article describing my current vision: http://catern.com/integration.html My most significant project in this area: https://github.com/catern/rsyscall My website in general: http://catern.com/ (happy…

I read this comment 3 times and skimmed both links but I still have no concrete idea what you're building.

Re: Ask HN: Who wants to collaborate?

#128

I'm with a friend and we're focusing on building cool SaaS projects as a way to improve our product building skills and possibly make some money. At the moment we have a HR platform that one client is using and we're looking to build other stuff - we have some ideas in the making. If anyone wants to join

Hey, I'm an Engineering Manager trying to solve my own problem / scratch my own itch, which is building solid relationships with my teams, and 1:1s are a big part of that. Think solutions like Lattice and Fellow if they were unapologetically built for technical leaders, and didn't have tens or hundreds of millions in VC to justify.

This sounds (at least) tangentially related to your HR work, so I'd love to connect and share ideas. You can contact me: hello at marigoldapp dot-com

Re: Ask HN: Who wants to collaborate?

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post #35

This may be the edge of what is off topic, but I’ve looked for a long time. I’ve worked on a compiler for a HM type checked language for a while. Since September last year I’ve been stuck trying to implement tagged unions (such as Maybe). I’ve got all other features. I’m looking for a tutor who would write a type checker with me in a screen sharing session. I’m located in Dalarna, Sweden atm, but can do any timezone…

What language are you developing in? Is the project code up somewhere?

No payment necessary, but I'd be happy to do a videocall with you. I've implemented tagged unions once, albeit with a very different syntax: https://akkartik.github.io/mu1/html/033exclusive_container.c... (this is a Literate format that eventually tangles into C. The `scenario` blocks show what code in the language would look like. Though none of these is a good example. They all sidestep the type checker to some extent since they're creating raw objects in memory.)

Anyways, I'd be happy to chat with you :) I suspect it'll be a short call. There's a likely a single sentence somewhere that will get you unstuck.

Re: Ask HN: Who wants to collaborate?

#130

I'm a front-end developer / artist / father. I'm trying to make a software application for families common in my situation. I have an 8 year old daughter who is very autistic and there is a huge lack in tools I feel that a family and kid can communicate with. To that end - I am trying to make a communication board tool. In my mind think of Trello board but there's not much in the way of words only symbols. Right now…

I don't know what your family's needs are specifically, but there are several fantastic Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) tools out there that are open source and in active development. The community is very friendly and they always welcome help from experienced software engineers. I personally contribute to Cboard (https://www.cboard.io) and a few others but check out the OpenAAC website (https://www.openaac.org) for additional resources :-)
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