@GB1140Made my library be in an all accessible form, a website. I have used flask to connect the library with HTML and I think it works fine. It needs a bit of polishing and fixing of some bugs, but it is a great start.@ShreyYadav1Finally made the AI interface with the lua scripts! It still is a pain to train, since im on a laptop with no gpu (yay) but t5-flan-base is pretty ok to use for something like this. I also figured out a way to stream and download youtube videos at the same time ( i fully ripped off the script from one of my previous projects though, its pretty much just an improved version of that)
github.com/LibreNetwork-dev/Clara/commit/41083de0252896af70e3b7b333ac4df3b2aa0bea
@kkrishguptaa0Almost Done with Orpheus, Now just the about page needs some working
@monosodiumfox0I'm trying to make a binding for c-toxcore, using Lua. It can receive and send messages now,
Yes, I have hotswap, since I can't even save the Tox profile yet.
@Chxshi0so did a lot of brainstorming with GPT for my next project
ideation and naming it took 2 hours, another 4 hours for making a full excalidraw for each and every point of it cleared in my mind.
yes i work like this!!!
@snej550Got model rendering and post processing with HDR and gamma correction to finally work, ready for PBR.
@PianoMan00Started on a version of pianoman0.com that's a snake game! The snake is made out of my pfp, and when you lose you learn a new fact about me!
@kkrishguptaa0Building a project named orpheus. Unfortunately, it's not named after
but after the greek mythical poet, "Orpheus". This website will serve as a collection of my poems
@obob0i made the pcb outline of my hackpad, though it was extremely hard to find footprints for the oled and rotary encoder
@PsychoCoder0Just wrapped up the MVP of "PlanWisr", a productivity tool for freelancers, indie hackers and solo devs.
Features:
✅ Manage projects & tasks (with AI help)
✅ Track time per project
✅ Create and share invoices
✅ See your progress & insights clearly
Would love your feedback! 👉 planwisr.vercel.app
@GB1140I was able to rework the entire circuit to make it work as intended. Thanks @Caleb-U0908HR211R .@MinglangDu0Opened X-Camp for the first time in weeks and found out that I got a 4.0 award!
@Eucatastrophe0couldn't sleep so i got up and tried to learn basic circuit board stuff :P
@py6600great things are happening (to my new and upcoming SMP, at least!) Doing some more MC dev't
@MinglangDu0Met one of the core developers of PHP today (Huixin Chen). He founded a VR company in china now
@iUnstable00Day 4:
Today I placed an order on JLCPCB for the Femtofox Meshtastic node!
@obob0i made a pcb for the second time! it turns on in the dark using a photoresistor and transistor
@Pixelamped0my first post on this game, just wanted to see what people would say.@SK0Time to Wrap up My Project
It can finally replace a media player now
I will add more features to make it better but it is fine for now
SoM project | GitHub Repo
@Arthur0Making a game about tanks in Godot. I finished the Tank movement and shooting mechanics.@GB1140Have been trying to learn PCB design for the past two days and this is what I achieved and submitted to solder:
@iUnstable00Day 3:
I procrastinated on the neighborhood project again 😔
Yesterday was pretty packed tho. I did more research into Meshtastic nodes and decided to go with Femtofox! Their hardware looks solid, but sadly they’ve got this proprietary “Pro” edition that has extra features compared to the open-source one. Tbh I wouldn’t mind supporting them and paying for the hardware, but they’re out of stock 😭 The difference isn’t that huge though, so I’ll probably just roll with the free version and pay for PCB manufacturing myself.
I also got an automatic water dispenser for my cat recently, and it’s really annoying. It allows only a maximum of one water refill every 6 hours (drains the old water and pumps in fresh), but the waste bin fills up in just 2 days... For something that’s supposed to be convenient, it’s kina not 💀
My first idea was to just manually power it on, press the “refresh” touch button, and turn it back off. But that defeats the entire point, it would honestly be faster to just dump out a normal water bowl and refill it by hand.. So I cracked the device open, soldered a wire to the capacitive pad that triggers the manual refill, and tested it by shorting to GND, and it worked! Now I just need to hook up a microcontroller to simulate that GND trigger, and maybe add a relay or transistor inline with the battery to control the whole thing automatically :-)
@SK0Holy shi- it broke but looks so cool@KingJamesH0modals + image carousel in portfolio!@Jaxon0Finally got LifeLog working once again!
@monosodiumfox0Interesting thing to note is that Love2D works really great as a CLI Lua program library. There is an installer for Windows, and on macOS, it just goes to (~)/Applications
@MinglangDu0Did some kaggle and taught my cousin some python
@iUnstable00Day 2:
I didn’t get much work done on the neighborhood project today. Instead, I spent my morning recording a devlog video. Then, I helped a friend with his Proxmox container setup and did some maintenance on my home lab. After that, I got a bit distracted and placed an order on JLCPCB to manufacture my old project from The Trail. I broke mine during the hike, and I wanted to show my parents what I built and keep it as a souvenir. 👀
Then, I got inspired to run a local Meshtastic node in my town and connect with another friend. I’m going to meet with him tomorrow and give him the hardware since I already have some leftover from the early prototyping of my Trail project.
I don’t think I’ve shared pictures of my home lab yet, so here they are! (I took them with Project Indigo, my new favorite camera app I discovered today.)