I'm getting bored since a few days. I have 2 more days full of free time, so I'm wondering if there's something someone wants me to make for them. Maybe something that'll be useful to me as well, and others in the community ?
Ask HN: Suggestions for fun side projects
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#2You perhaps should give some hints on your field of expertise: webapps? phone apps? embedded programming? droids?
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#3Make a prototype of Young Lady's Illustrated Primer: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Diamond_Age#Plot_summary
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#4You perhaps should give some hints on your field of expertise: webapps? phone apps? embedded programming? droids?
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#5You perhaps should give some hints on your field of expertise: webapps? phone apps? embedded programming? droids?
I mean, I'm looking to learn, so, even if you give me a project which I don't know anything about, I'll be happier...
Otherwise, I'm a competitive programmer(algorithms and stuff), but I did do web development a year or so back...
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#6If you already have webcam floating around you can tackle with OpenCV to do your own gesture handler.
Re: Ask HN: Suggestions for fun side projects
#7You perhaps should give some hints on your field of expertise: webapps? phone apps? embedded programming? droids?
I mean, I'm looking to learn, so, even if you give me a project which I don't know anything about, I'll be happier... Otherwise, I'm a competitive programmer(algorithms and stuff), but I did do web development a year or so back...
If you know algorithms well, create a visual simulator for algorithms. Take a user input and then display the results from each step of algorithm visually to people who want to learn algorithm. Most algorithm books show the steps with boxes etc, build them dynamically and displays the changes user input goes through during each step.
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#8Earlier quoted context omitted.
I mean, I'm looking to learn, so, even if you give me a project which I don't know anything about, I'll be happier... Otherwise, I'm a competitive programmer(algorithms and stuff), but I did do web development a year or so back...
If you know algorithms well, create a visual simulator for algorithms. Take a user input and then display the results from each step of algorithm visually to people who want to learn algorithm. Most algorithm books show the steps with boxes etc, build them dynamically and displays the changes user input goes through during each step.
This would be awesome. One of my favourite articles of recent is http://bost.ocks.org/mike/algorithms/ which covers this kind of thing.