My partner and I are working on SendEnvelope — a website where you can mail a letter online with just a few clicks :)
You can follow our progress @ https://www.sendenvelope.com/blog
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#532I'm working on a data-centric site that tracks COVID-19 cases across the world. You won't find any ads, loading screens or slow maps and it's easy to navigate on mobile: https://coronanumbers.com
Next step is adding more data (testing rate, state/county specific numbers, etc.)
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#533I'm hacking on https://bankhooks.com
The premise is simple - define arbitrary conditions on transactions or balances, and get webhooks or emails when those conditions fire on any of your bank accounts.
I have >10 bank accounts and was having trouble monitoring them. I use this to alert me of any activity, on any of my accounts, that is unexpected. I no longer need to log into banks. I also use it to alert me if my balance gets too low or too high in any account.
I've also deployed Lambda functions to e.g. post my utilities bill to Splitwise to automatically split with my roommates, or pipe all transactions into a Google sheet so I can analyze my spending over time.
It started out as a simple hobby project but has grown into an immensely useful tool in my day-to-day life.
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#534This week, my wife and I made an online version of Cards Against Humanity: https://www.cardsagainsthumanity.online Try it with 4+ players while on a video chat. We just play-tested it with 7 friends for 3 hours and had a lot of fun.
Sounds super fun! Thanks, going to try it out!!!
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#535https://mixtape.ai contribute directly to indie bands and labels
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#536I am currently building a workbench in my garage, so that I can build a radio controlled plane from my own design. I'm planning on welding the frame from aluminum tube and using riveted aluminum sheet for the skin.
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#537An extensible node-based system for designing visual novels and other kinds of narrative games, with a visual editor that tries to encode as much plot information as possible, so it can provide useful visualizations.
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#538I'm working on a small tool to reconcile resource associations that may be lost when exporting data out of one service and importing into another.
For example, if you want to transfer your stuff from Evernote into StandardNotes, you can export your note content as ENEX and use a conversion tool for it. https://dashboard.standardnotes.org/tools
Unfortunately neither export file nor the provided import tool handle Notebook info (StandardNotes doesn't have notebooks but it can approximated with tags).
So this tool creates some of that missing metadata that is extracted from the export service and is converted into a format that can understood by the import service.
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#539I have a side project called Bukubrow. It's a WebExtension that plugs into Buku, a CLI bookmark manager.
I'm currently rewriting it in PureScript. It's hard to get pure functional programming's foot in the door at work - understandably, the business case against it is reasonable given our employee demographics (i.e. mostly Java devs) - so this is the next best way to learn.
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Bukubrow: https://github.com/SamHH/bukubrow-webext
Bukubrow PureScript dev branch: https://github.com/SamHH/bukubrow-webext/tree/purescript
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#540I'm working on an RPG Card generator. It allows you to design a set of cards in a wysiwyg way and then print them out to do good old Dungeons&Dragons or whatever tickles your fancy. It's not usable yet but if this is interesting for you, you can track its progress here: https://github.com/nkoehring/rpg-cards-ng/