@ArcadeWise0Spritely's Goblins and How They're Gonna Steal the Futurearcades.agency/goblins.html
NEW BLOG POST!
I go into a code demo of a cool framework for capability-based asynchronous things! Spritely's Goblins is amazing. The post is the longest one yet!
@Sean-U04FATFRE6T7+Went to see Blood Brothers, and cried in confusion trying to use bank api's. Had a debate w mum on why she should sign a contract for bank. And put up this cool looking picture
@Peiprjs3I'm gonna be getting my cool hacktoberfest shirt!
@ZeroQL6I’ve got mail !
Emirates Post broke my lamp :sadge: , but got some pet cool stickers :blob_hype:
@Verisimilitude110Learning how to use PocketBase - it's a really cool way to link your database with your frontend and Go backend!
@ShubhamPatil7+linear is actually pretty cool im using it for a project. it keeps me on track
@Aileen0Assembled this cool pedaling machine to use while sitting down!
@khalby7860gathering inspiration for designing cool new stuff :eyes_shaking:, remaking my website yet again, running a new vanilla minecraft server (it's that time of the year again!) and [not in picture] studying for a small cs test tomorrow involving logic gates and algebra (? idk how that got into cs, we were doing just fine dealing with it literally everywhere else). can't wait for the weekend!
@brianna0not my pic but I wanna make this for winter hardware wonderland 👀 animatronic eyes. creepy but cool 😎
@Omay0lol, just a little while ago i couldn't beat this song.@ZeroQL6#w-of-the-day day 5
5 days already, cool
had to brush up on sveltekit's syntax for today, a lot changed since it hit 1.0 but i'm glad there's a stable release now and no more major changes will occur
@j_cordz7+Today is December 30th so the year is almost over! Here's my 2022 GitHub Unwrapped! There's a lot of missing commits and other weird things but still is very cool! On 2023 I plan to follow a better guide for learning web dev correctly! Maybe I'll try to keep my freecodecamp and hack club workshops path!@damian0built a workflow for #damian-does-things — playing around with workflows & forms to build something cool 👀
@belle0finishing day 10 of #10-days-in-public with a lecture on flight planning! did not reach my original goal of finishing the entire lecture series but i'm definitely still going to be going through it :) to celebrate this being the last day, here's 3 cool things i learned:
• all runways are bi-directional and named after the angle/bearing so runway 180 is also runway 360 :) and you take off against the direction of the wind (it hits the nose of the plane first) so a runway working both ways allows pilots (instructed by the air traffic controller) to pick a direction depending on the weather.
• planes are louder when they take off than when they land because they use more power to initially get the plane in the air
• from 18,000 to 60,000 feet above sea level, the pilot must have an instrument rating and fly under instrument flight rules which basically means using data from your flight instruments to navigate rather than using your eyes haha, and that's because you have lowered visibility
(bonus: it's possible to safely land a plane even if your engine stops working because you're able to glide, and how far you can travel while gliding depends on your glide ratio)
@peepooppeepoop-U045Z4U1Y2X0day 7 of #10-days-in-public today i finally got started on my film script. i also decided a soundtrack for my movie which would be igor stravinsky’s rite of spring. writing is actually pretty hard though so i prefer to just draw out what i want to happen in the movie rather than writing… yucky.
• i also came up with a scene in the movie where you had people riding carnotaurus’s charging into battle with pterodactyl pilots swooping overhead which i thought would be cool.
@belle0didn't make that much progress today with the lecture series, still on the same lecture about aircraft performance :)) i did learn a cool/fun fact about flying planes though, most of the time, headwind is better than tailwind because at the right angle of attack (angle of your plane relative to the wind), it helps generate greater lift :)
day 4 of #10-days-in-public
@maggie1day 2 of #10-days-in-public! @AdithyaPappula-U03MRQPF7N3 made a super cool design for the #epoch-ba website, so i started implementing that in :astro: + :tailwind:
@sahitid0day 2 of #10-days-in-public ok confession: i don't really use replit that much, but i've been trying it out and it's rlly cool. messed w little programs to get started!
@thrzl0day 2/10 of #10-days-in-public!
working on an english project and generated these cool images
tomorrow i'm supposed to make a news video, i might upload if i feel like i did well
@j_cordz7+Today my #scrapbook ended! :sadge::fireball: After 418 days my streak has officially come to an end! This morning I got the painful message from @scrappy-U015D6A36AG that I forgot to post last night. I completely meant to but it slipped my mind for the first time since I joined Hack Club :hack-club:, I had a lot of homework and projects so I couldn't post anything on time. That being said, although it was cool to keep it until this day, this is the last post I will do to my scrapbook and thanks to everyone who followed along for 418 days! ⚡
@Andrew0configured tailscale today on my macbook & linux server so I can access a code server. this is super cool
@DevIos0Coffee addict out here enjoying hot coffee on morning, bit windy day, finishing up all class presentation with 30-40% success on registeration per class , also the hackclub bank sticker was cool so added in my debit card need to do some changes but I guess its okay
@linkai0day 1 of revamping my personal website!! im going for apple design vibes :cool-apple:@zrl0I modified a Python notebook that transcribes audio files using OpenAI’s Whisper model and breaks the text out by speaker to have clean Markdown output. It’s pretty cool! Give it a try: github.com/zachlatta/openai-whisper-speaker-identification
Once you click “Open in Colab” go to Runtime > Run all and then upload an audio file. It will then transcribe the file and download a Markdown file with the transcript, with speakers broken out!
@adelly130hosted an AMA session with Zach Latta today at my school’s computer science club! super glad I was able to join from home as I recovered from COVID-19. it was so cool to get to hear what it’s like to work at hack club and what exciting projects he’s working on and to chat with him a little about machine learning! thanks @zrl for the wonderful, insightful session!
@aaryan0Attended DelhiFOSS yesterday, organized by the amazing FOSS United. Met a lot of cool nerds and learnt a lot from the talks!
@sampoder0:scrappy: A progress update on how things are shaping up in #scrapbook-dev :scrappy:
So many cool new features being added!@belle0did not make progress on the image capture thing but worked with @msw to change the extruder for the 3d printer :3d-printer: at the office :) it was super cool and i definitely want to explore more hardware projects!!
we followed this guide if anyone's curious: e3d-online.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/4565871722397-Revo-Micro-Prusa-Mini-upgrade-guide-Edition-2-
day 8 of #10-days-in-public
@Jaden0Day 8 of #10-days-in-public
Today, my Hacktoberfest PRs got accepted! I requested shirt and these cool badges from Holopin. I also took my PSAT. In regards to coding, I fixed up the navbar and made some style changes to the Astro cards.
@jc0Day 8/10 for #10-days-in-public! Today, I worked on adding link and image functionality, learning about regular expressions along the way. Everything's coming together, which is super cool!
> What's this? A Markdown parser built from scratch in JavaScript. Demo at jianmin-chen.github.io/markdown-parser and write-up at www.jianminchen.com/article/general/2022-10-07-markdown-parser.@matthew0day 7 of #10-days-in-public: today was a travel day so i didn't get a lot done, but i set up a basic working example of mdx + contentlayer. contentlayer is super cool!!!! this is for an upcoming blog for purdue hackers that i will use to ship lightning time ⚡
tomorrow i will bring this from example sort-of-working thing to real blog!!!!
@AyushPaul-U02GHNT70TB06/#10-days-in-public: uhh busy with school work again… didnt manage to get much done but i did practice some figma skills and designed a cool shirt for my american studies class (it was a homework assignment for some reason). psat coming up so ill be able to return to coding on wed.
@JosephDong0#10-days-in-public back to school :sob (5/10)
Not much development, i was tutoring and running errands (new haircut!). Fall break is over :crying_sunglasses_cowboy: wrote some notes for my classes in prep for tmr. Flight back to philly was actually not that bad surprisingly, i met a cool dude who we shared a mutual with and we talked the whole flight. I’ll have an update later tonight w progress on projects 👍
@AyushPaul-U02GHNT70TB04/#10-days-in-public: worked on the hackathon’s more info section! did a bit of special css stuff (working on some more cool css animations elsewhere 👀)@KanishqKancharla-U041MC28L3B0day 4 of zachtoberfest #10-days-in-public!
i added a cool sidebar that shows you a list of all the results it found, with the ability to open and close :)
here’s the project im working for these 10 days:
> A simple app to find the best meeting spots between 2 or more people, with the ability to filter between spots like cafes, restaurants, or more.@ella0For day 3 of #10-days-in-public, I tried to set up this Kinect sensor I found at HQ; I installed the OpenKinect driver, though it seems not to be detecting the Kinect. My end goal with this is to do cool visual things with the Kinect sensor, like projection mapping.
@tejasbhartiya0Day 2/10 #10-days-in-public worked on my secret project! Learned a lot about encryption stuff which was really cool. I also watched the hacking google series which I’d recommend to anyone!
@KaraMassie-U032A2PMSE90Day 2 of #10-days-in-public is more studying up on the various types of molds and materials, especially since silicone can be very expensive ! www.reynoldsam.com was recommended , and they look very cool but ecoflex is $262/gal. The thing I want to cast is 5x6", which will mean about a 6" tall x 7" dia tube, which is about 1gal in vol. I'm guessing roughly half for the piece. Annnnd a gallon of liquid silicone is $90-250 depending where I get it. SO! Tomorrow I'm going to find a smaller version of the thing to test, and I've ordered a smaller amount.
i might also try a smaller object at first....
@toby0day 1 of #10-days-in-public! today i was working on building the ability to write and view code in tilde using a cool package called codemirror! :D
@e-lee-za1I have drawn nothing today so here’s a picture of the cool pakistan pin and pen I have
@KanishqKancharla-U041MC28L3B0went on a bike ride around my neighborhood today, took a kinda cool picture of the sunset while i was out :)
@thatrobotdev0Hello scrapbook and hackclub! Long time no see 😉. I am sooooo excited to start up P2P Hack Club again this year! Anyway, I have a problem with being active on slack but maybe if I scrapbook some more stuff we’ll see :yay:
Today I finished an art project in my art class, and it turned out pretty cool!
