@Max-U071V9FM6K10Analytics for entire school year activities (exams so far)
@ActuallyMed0making dream notes
(while my tokens get burnt)
my study project now makes GREAT notes
@ActuallyMed0study app updates
now can (buggily) see pdfs!
need to optimize the json since latest is...not good. Or i get 1500 lines of text.
@ActuallyMed0ah yes. pdf text extraction hell
Wanted to add pdf compatibility to my study app, but the results are...
not satisfactory at all. Going to test other methods for this very reason tommorow, especially as I also need to extract images. if you guys have any help for this, please tell me
@ActuallyMed0worked on a study-make-it-fun app like duolingo named SPROLOGY
The AI makes perfect notes!
(Okay, maybe not perfect, still they are pretty good!)
@ActuallyMed0tried making a study helper application
at least I got my ai model to run!
thats a win for the first day!
@Mish1I had an exam today so didn't expect to get anything done for day 4 of #C045S4393CY|, but I managed! I added integration and unit tests to Rusty-Man Computer, which should help to ensure I don't break any parts of the emulator while I work on more complex features! I plan to add more tests later too.
I merged this work in PR #5 but haven't cut a release because there weren't any user-facing changes today :)
@louisa0hackpad firmware today, surprisingly no athena updates lol. pretty tired did 6 hours of out of class study
@louisa0today i took a much needed break to take care of myself since ive been super busy with athena and exam prep the past couple of weeks. remember to take care of yourself!!! i worked on:
• paying for the dinner venue
• crocheting a shoal :) i made this progress today
@louisa0today:
1. 13+5 dinner guests!!!!
2. visited our dinner venue (check the pics + vids!)
3. more workshop ideation
4. ive also realised i havent been coding as much as i'd like too because ive been pretty busy w athena and studying for a-levels. i feel kinda bad about it sob lol, ill try to get back on my zoom after athena, trust
@Wajeeh0I made a productivity based IOS app;
It's intended to create a sense of urgency and competition while gamifying the studying process. It allows for users to compete globally on study times, track their own, and eventually use the points in an in-game shop system; I made it in React-Native and included a bunch of features so check it out if you're interested, link below; I'm planning to ship a bunch more updatesgithub.com/Mr-W-Squidward/studyquest
@snej550Exam week is finally over! Today I added some coins to my game, with some more vfx, some more sounds, font rendering (with SDL_ttf), some ui improvements, leaves (particles that fall from the trees and stuff, kinda hard to see with all of the coins), and did some debugging (another seg fault waah). Next I am planning to add some lava, music and a main menu (finally).
github.com/snej55/paper-world
@snej550Today I added water to the level editor, as well as some more sfx (waterish sounds?) and some bug fixes. I haven't been able to do much because of exams :)@Henrique0Hello
I've recently been studying Go, so I decided to create a text editor written with it, I was inspired by Neovim.
This is Go Nvim
Project Link
@khang2009230I have been coding for 3h but I shouldn't have; I should have studied for finals tomorrow
@HassaanKH0Hi, Really excited to introduce you to my new project. Spaced Repetition App, For long-term knowledge retention, you can follow this spaced repetition schedule for your upcoming exams to better memorize your material and ace your exams
here is my app, try the app and vote for it: spacedrepetitionwebsite.vercel.app/login
Also give your feedback. I would really appreciate it.
@mart0Day Six of coding a Cute Pomodoro Timer -- Coding time: 2 HOURS AND 50 MINUTES?!?!?Yeah, i've gone actually bonkers. I was supposed to study.
Added a cool animation to this! Also, tried to migrate processes to background.js. This is PAIN!!!!11111@JigmetAvinash0Lifes been good lately but exams made me unable to make anything .... sike I made a whole emergency erss system for domestic use (still in making). Hackclub's sprig was really helpful here tho
@Tishya0Sneak peek into my counterspell game Nerd or Lovebird.
Join Marvin, our CS nerd on his journey to either work on his degree or get the girl! Help him go through tasks like showering, touching grass and talking to girls to get the girl OR to study and write his exam to get his degree!
@cytronicoder0hiii 1 more launch! this one's the kicker, and I don't see any reason I can't share it with you guys!
this summer, I built BioRSP (Biological Radar Scanning Plots)—an open-source tool that took a huge amount of time, effort, and dedication LOL I barely got sleep working
BioRSP is designed to enhance the analysis of single-cell gene expression patterns by simulating radar-like scanning across cell clusters. It’s a major step forward in bioinformatics, particularly for those of us focused on spatial transcriptomics and understanding cellular heterogeneity.
What does that mean? Imagine trying to figure out what’s going on at a massive concert. You can hear some people singing loudly, others talking quietly, and some areas where it’s just silent. But if you were up in the sky with a radar, you could scan the crowd from different angles and figure out exactly where the loudest singers are, where groups of people are talking, and where it’s completely quiet.
In a similar way, BioRSP helps scientists "scan" groups of cells to find out which ones are "singing" (expressing genes) the loudest, which ones are "whispering," and which ones are silent. This tool is super important for discovering new insights about how cells work together in tissues, like in our hearts or brains.
Basically, I wanted it to be a completely new way to visualize and analyze spatial gene expression patterns. Currently, prelim results show that it outperforms traditional methods, like Polar Gini Curves, in detecting subtle and significant spatial patterns. I've also successfully used in a case study involving neonatal mouse heart tissue
I'm incredibly proud of this project, and I’m excited to share it with y'all FINALLY see how it can help researchers - I also published this as an actual preprint (doi.org/10.1101/2024.06.25.599250) (yes yes actually im legit researcher now much wow)
GitHub: github.com/alphamind-club/biorsp
Arcade: hackclub.com/arcade/showcase/project/recsjvs3JgjIAlb7w
(if u get my project, I rly hope you can vote for it LAWL I submitted 2 projects that I felt were the most meaningful and technically me-representing instead of 20 coughs)
@RamRatan0exam just ended and look whats on my reading list
@ajhalili20060Let's do a quick showdown of what's been cooking for #C07NUNPGEU8| during the week of September 22 to 28, Philippines Standard Time. Apologies if this week's been a hell week due to being the 1st quarterly exam on the 25th and 26th day of September, 2024.
The bulk of the coding hours in the week are dedicated to building the MVP features for the Slack app version of Recap Time Bot, our multi-purpose toolkit/service account/bot for Recap Time Squad's projects and friends, including hooking up Prisma ORM for Postgres data presistence on Nest (instead of coping up with the Airtable free tier limits) and building up some workflows via TypeScript Slack app development work (permission requests for accessing some bot features and slash commands). See the attached screenshots for a sneak peek.
The rest is mostly infrastructure related work for both my personal and Recap Time Squad cloud resources (mainly Cloudflare DNS records over octoDNS and some Docker Compose shenanigans), plus some behind the scenes work for my website powered by Material for Mkdocs theme.
Overall, I banked 10h 11m as of time of writing (up to the publication of this scrapbook entry), totaling to 14h 46m since September 17 (plus 10m designing for fun and profit) without the 'browsing' hours. See the thread for details on the stats.
@Anson-U07FPDRVCD80PanicAltTab
Quickly alt tab when someone walks in on you (Coding when you're supposed to be studying)
Coding while you're supposed to do homework? Quickly alt tab when somebody walks past
Source code can and installation tutorial can be found in my github repository: github.com/YeetTheAnson/PanicAltTab
Use cases
• Beside your door to switch tabs when it opens
• Beside your laptop if you're sitting by the wall
• Facing upwards, acting as a hotkey to alt tab with a gesture
Attached below are some pictures, and demo of the thing in action
@ArnavRavinder0simplify your study sessions with study buddy bot! it's your go-to productivity companion on discord, designed to keep you organized, focused, and motivated. manage tasks, use the pomodoro timer 🍅, join study groups 🎓, share resources 📚, and even hop into voice channels 🎤 for group sessions. whether you're studying solo or with friends, study buddy bot makes it easier to stay on track and reach your goals. perfect for students, self-learners, and anyone looking to boost productivity!
link: discord.com/oauth2/authorize?client_id=1279357993783267401
@anne0i made some pixel art as a newbie-ish artist who desperately wants to buy a tablet for art and study stuff (find this art stuff on github.com/arsoninstigator/art within the folders) :D
@wils0i finished an experimental art study!
github.com/sultanofswing547/art-studies-3/commit/134e6baa45d968a9db421a3b0f81eed98a7bc18a@TheScientist1010My friend and I just finished what I would call the first usable version of my app, StudyBits.
TLDR; it’s a Studying Tool, and you should download the app by using the link below!
I wanted to create this because of my freshman year of high school; AP HuG had taught me the error in my studying habits, so I decided to try and design a solution. Unfortunately, once sophomore year started, I didn’t have time to finish the app, which I was developing in Ionic at the time. Luckily, #C073DTGENJ2| reminded me of this idea, it also convinced me to switch to React Native, which was much better than Ionic for my purposes.
Now the app: StudyBits helps you avoid cramming for your exams by allowing you to study on your phone. You can simply subscribe to a course, which will add a set of questions to your question pool. Then, you can answer questions from your question pool by going to the “Answer” tab in the app which will randomly select a question for you to answer. In the future, we plan to implement an algorithm which selectively chooses questions which will maximize your learning in combination with spacial repetition. You might be wondering who creates the questions, well you do! To create questions, you simply create a channel and a course with whatever units you would like. Then, you create questions in the create tab to your heart’s content. WE NEED YOU TO CREATE USEFUL COURSES! Right now, all we have is a filler brainrot course, so we encourage you to make usable courses (or courses on how to mew). In the future, we plan to use artificial intelligence to inflate our question sets. Finally, you can use our app to motivate you by competing for a spot on the leaderboard. By answering questions correctly, you gain points which rank you higher on our leaderboard, we plan to make this algorithm more complex in the future. Try to beat “The Sigma Rizzler” who is at 10,000,003 points 😉.
Testflight Link: testflight.apple.com/join/t0SncOyx
Demo video attached below!
I know right now the UX is a little inconsistent, and has room for improvement. This app is still a work in progress
@awdev0My Aviary project is a study in aerodynamics. This is a pretty long overdue scrapbook but I got lift simulation working with the airfoil's angle of attack!
Github: github.com/aaronw-dev/AviarySpecific Commit
