I'm finetuning and improving a DI system I made for WordPress (https://github.com/x-wp/di)
Ask HN: What are you working on? (April 2025)
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#292Predicting RNA-sequencing data from DNA sequence!
Re: Ask HN: What are you working on? (April 2025)
#293Chrome extension to organize web-based learning into journeys. Uses the tab group API and sidebar to bundle a set of websites into a "container". Sidebar tracks progress through visiting the pages. Requires an LLM token for generating "packets" from a prompt. Requires s3 bucket token because it generates web sites just in time.
https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/unpack/mcgdbnjjnnfm...
Re: Ask HN: What are you working on? (April 2025)
#294> This weekend I’m working on mobile app that allows you to upload photos and it turns everything into a stitched anime (ghibli or not) with movements and eventually sound and script. Great to make mini animes from your day or travels or anything.
I vibe coded the above including everything: code, design, logos. Just did it solo. It has all error handling, video generation notifications (it takes a while) and credit system. I myself can't believe it's been done in a month with AI. It's already in closed beta in iOS and android app stores. Let me know if you want to try it out before public release.
My quoted comment above was 28 days ago. This is working on this part time and with a family.
EDIT: Added context.
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#295Trying to remain employed. I can’t lose my job in this chaotic simulation we call life.
Re: Ask HN: What are you working on? (April 2025)
#296I'm working on creating a volume mixer, basically like Deej, but more polished.
Some things I'm planning on including: - App drag & drop for assignment. - Programmable macro buttons. - Small OLED displays to show app icon and volume levels.
Attempting to do everything in Rust too, even the MCU firmware. It's been a lot of fun. xD
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#297A sales co pilot that helps startups move deals faster.
You can think of it of Cursor for sales. It knows to perfectly summarise deals activity and prepare the next action. Saving you precious time and enables you to close more customers faster
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#298https://undetectag.com I developed a device that turns an Airtag on and off at specific intervals.
Current Airtags are detectable right away and cannot be used to track stolen property.
That device allows you to hide an Airtag in your car, for example, and someone that steals your car will not be able to use some app to detect it. The Airtag will also not warn the thief of its presence. After some hours, the Airtag turns on again and you can find out its location.
It’s not foolproof, as the timing has to be right, but still useful.
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#299I'm working on a better frontend (in sveltekit) for Udio - music generation app. Udio has good models to generate audio, but awful UI and organization/management tools. My frontend allows collecting all the generated content from udio, organize them by topic, rate them with 5-star rating system, add custom labels, filter by these, make playlists, generate prompts and create an arbitrarily long generate queue (udio allows you to create 4 prompts simultaneously so you can sit in front of UI babysitting it if you don't have custom tooling and you want to actually use your 4800 credits you paid for). I use LLMs heavily here, so the quality of code is so-so, but work very well for me and I'm having a lot of fun with this.
Re: Ask HN: What are you working on? (April 2025)
#300I have been working on http://phrasing.app - a language learning & acquisition tool for polyglots. I’ve been using it to study ~12 languages (5 on maintaince, 2 seriously studying, 5 casually “studying”) and it’s starting to feel really good. If anyone is learning/maintaining several languages, please reach out! I’m looking for beta testers in as many languages as possible (it supports 120+). In what I believe is sti…
I was quite eager to check this out. As some polite feedback, a few things turned me off quite strongly: 1. I want to get confirmation that the language I want is covered (Hungarian). "120+" doesn't confirm it for me, as Hungarian seems fairly rare for language apps. Can we not just have a "search your language" field? 2. I need to see what the app actually looks like, how it proposes it'll teach me. I'm one of the e…
Thanks for the feedback! I agree with you completely.
1. I just started the marketing website a few weeks ago, and if you can believe it, I didn't readily have that information. One of my tasks last week was to compile a list of languages that could work, write some tests for all of the languages, and get a list of supported languages. I have that list now, I just need to put it on the marketing page.
2. As mentioned in other comments, I'm working on a video. I'm preferring to fix glaring issues before making the video, although at this point I'm verrrrrrry close. I have started scripting it, but it takes a lot of time to make a good video (1-2 full days if I don't want to edit it).
Your feedback is completely valid, and they're both reasons why I'm not really marketing the product yet. This thread seemed like a good middle ground though as having some people using all the languages would be really helpful. Also, I've genuinely been loving using it and want to share.
It's just me working on it, so these things are coming, but everything takes a while! Hopefully these didn't sour you on the project permanently :)
EDIT: And yes, it supports Hungarian :)