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Re: Screenshot Saturday

#101
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I'm working a new product addition for my startup, here's an example of what job postings will look like. We're marketed as a "dating site for companies and people", we help people get their dream jobs and help companies grow in the best way possible. http://i.imgur.com/HQhMUkV.png

This looks pretty cool. I like how it shows potential coworkers.

Re: Screenshot Saturday

#102

Highschooler here building a reddit bot that can be summoned to create posters, tshirts, mugs, mousepads, etc from images and comments posted on reddit. It's around 70% done. The hard parts: creating the posters from comments (imagemagick) and creating a product page (zazzle api) are both done. Now i'm just working on getting a rabbitmq cluster up and running so that it can process multiple comments at once. Also wor…

This is super awesome. That's a great idea and your code (what's in the screenshot at least) looks nice as well.

Re: Screenshot Saturday

#103
post #3

I've been working on https://thesquatrack.com/ It does workout, nutrition, and body measurement tracking and I'm in the midst of deploying the routines and meta-routines - https://thesquatrack.com/soon over the next few weeks. * Better search result info - http://i.imgur.com/RassIwF.png * Flexible nutrition goals - http://i.imgur.com/8dabrHg.png * Some meal fast logging - http://i.imgur.com/PdOBm0U.png * Improved the…

Sweet - I just got an invite back on April 11 - looking forward to digging in. Right now I'm still on Fitocracy but looking for alternatives.

fwiw I made a chrome extension to do auto importing from Fito and LoseIt, you basically just set the date-range and if you want to overwrite on TSR's side and it does the rest (Track -> Integrators or Settings->Integrators)

Re: Screenshot Saturday

#104
I love the idea, didn't see last week's but I'll join in today.

Currently working on a project known as Senescere, latin for 'to grow old'. Before working in HVAC optimization, for grad school I was a research assistant to a face recognition laboratory that specialized in digitally aging the face based on statistical data such as race/age/gender. Recently, our system was used by Allure magazine to get the opinions of plastic surgery from college-aged women; we're looking to piggy back the exposure with a web app that you can use to see how you age.

Right now, I have a base front-end built up, though we are tweaking to think of better wording.

Front-end Top Portion (Image from PlaceIt by Breezi)- http://imgur.com/50zZgs3

Front-end Second Portion - http://imgur.com/f48NGGF

After an image gets uploaded, we ask to point out the eyes and nose so we can align all 252 'landmark points' to the face through affine transformation. As of right now, I'm in the process of switching where the payment part comes into play. If someone uploads an image, it is added to their dashboard (where I am currently cleaning up).

Uploaded Face Labeling - http://imgur.com/JvtTcoB

User Dashboard - http://imgur.com/Rk95jTI

Affine Transformation - http://imgur.com/eBeVydI

Once everything is squared away, I'll be looking towards automating our aging process, since it currently is very 'hands on'. If we get enough traction through this, I'd like to branch out from the 'app' area into working with cosmetic companies to build something they can use to show makeup/aging creams without wasting product.

Re: Screenshot Saturday

#106
post #77

I've been doing a lot of 3D modeling recently and have wanted to sign my work, so I added text rendering to the Clojure library I've been using: https://twitter.com/adereth/status/457217237313925120/photo/... Learned a bit about font rendering and Java's awt packages.

I've been using this library, it's quite nice.

Re: Screenshot Saturday

#107
I'm working on a simple expense/income tracker that me and my wife can use. Excel sheets/templates and other finance apps are way too complicated, we both agreed that in the end accounting is as simple as taking down notes in a ledger -- why not enter those entries just as easy as tweeting (categorize expense/income in hashtags, etc.)

http://imgur.com/a/fCJJv

It's not as complex or innovative as other accounting systems and projects in here, but it's working out for the both of us and we're using it.

Re: Screenshot Saturday

#108

I'm working on a web-app which starts like a feature-rich to-do list app, but shifts the focus towards planning out larger life goals, and tracking progress: http://imgur.com/a/tSPHP In particular this week, I've been working on solidifying the quantification side of the app (see the first two screenshots) - i.e. making day-to-day productivity (and lack of productivity!) towards big goals something that's measurable…

how long did it take you to make it? any customers yet? good luck

Re: Screenshot Saturday

#109

I love the idea, didn't see last week's but I'll join in today. Currently working on a project known as Senescere, latin for 'to grow old'. Before working in HVAC optimization, for grad school I was a research assistant to a face recognition laboratory that specialized in digitally aging the face based on statistical data such as race/age/gender. Recently, our system was used by Allure magazine to get the opinions of…

Oh wow that is awesome, the makeup idea is especially solid. Even if you don't end up partnering with a large company, hobbyists and door to door salesmen/women would be a possible market.

More and more of them are already using things like Square in their purchase processes, I imagine having an app on hand to transform clientele beforehand would be pretty enticing.

Re: Screenshot Saturday

#110
Nothing really fancy like other people here. I'm making an admin template based on bootstrap. It's my first attempt at it and I plan to sell it on wrapbootstrap/themeforest (if they find it good enough for their marketplace).

http://i.imgur.com/Q12ACJu.png

http://i.imgur.com/7gqyQiN.png

http://i.imgur.com/sEVu6lG.png

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