Ask HN: What are you working on?
follow-up on similar threads from the past https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1032699 and https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=700662
I currently have more than 2000 tabs in OneTab. They used to all be open and in memory. I can now watch videos without too much lag (I still have 500 open tabs that I should transfer to OneTab).
This sure makes being a hoarder easier.
- "Terms and Agreements" as a service. Applications and websites can delegate the Terms and Agreements process to my system. All contracts and agreement are signed and stored on my side.
- One-stop semantic contract management social network. A single location where you can track and manage all of your contracts, agreements, transactions. There is no limit to what kind of contract you can store and manage using this. The social aspect let people send offers to each other (and accept them). Contracts can have semantic data added to them, to make search, navigation and organization easier.
- One-click classified advertisement listing. List any item for sale with a single click (or in that case, picture).
Again, these are all interfaces to the same platform. They will eventually converge to be the same things.
Recently I've been doing a lot of coding, and noticed that my version control and testing could do with some improvement, also been playing around with a few frameworks to see if they make my coding any faster, or more efficient.
Once that's done i'll probably look at improving some of my current application code base, then learn another (none web based) language.
Posted a Show HN a couple of weeks ago https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5932209
Currently in thinking mode about how to structure the client frame APIs.
Working on http://memes.io here and there for fun, thinking of making a "launch your own meme site" type of thing.
I'm still at the very beginning with this project and have no interesting results yet :(
There is a model relationship between artificial neural networks and sets of sentences in a formal language. One idea is to track sets of sentences during the training of a network and see if something interesting can be found.
Working on meeting with potential customers and am also taking real estate agent license classes nights to learn more about my market.
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Edit: Yes, it is OK now.
First venture, trying to earn some side money through personal 'tech solutions' style consulting.
We are getting good traction and focusing on a niche market is helping us gain word-of-mouth publicity. And of course there are already a few big players already in the market.
I am the lead developer and designer. We are trying to build the best UI in the market. Please share your thoughts on the current UI and give your suggestion on where we can improve it.
Right now working on ironing out some kinks in the build system and making some UI changes. I should be ready to do an official Show HN very soon.
PS this is the second time I'm posting this in as many days [1].
Woo!
Also working on a startup board game modeled after Agricola.
It's my first web app, built on Flask, and driven by my own need for such a tool.
I just completed (today) git-sync-ec2, a set of utility scripts for deploying my website (http://flagrantsystemerror.com) to S3 via a dynamic EC2 instance.
I just restarted a stack based STL allocator. I'm writing unit tests for it and hope to have it finished by Monday.
(For those who don't know what Graphite is, it's a popular open source tool for recording and graphing metrics, typically server and app performance stuff)
Tabata Trainer - An app for HIIT workouts. Designed with simplicity in mind.
7min.io
MultiplayerChess.com
github.com/azer/boxcars
github.com/azer/onejs
github.com/azer/shell-jobs
github.com/azer/fox
Also want to put more time into 2 experimental/speculative software projects, one that does election processing, the other involving taxes and electronic transactions. Not expecting to make money with either. Mainly for the experience, more career feathers in the hat, and to concretely apply some ideas around architecting for maximum performance and scalability.
My "day job" work is confidential, and therefore a secret between me, myself, I, and my employer. (And whichever employees/contractors of the NSA that the NSA/FISA sees fit to share it with, haha.)