Posts tagged with :cooll-dino:
Have you ever struggled to really connect with someone? In my family, we often have the problem of not knowing what kinds of questions to ask each other. We want to actually learn more about one another, but are too often faced with distraction or a lack of ideas. We want something that will be fun and actually tell us more. That's why we created our website, Break the Ice. The purpose of this website is to provide a fun and engaging way to get to know other people, through asking the right questions. Our website generates questions in three levels. Basic questions, which help you learn about what's on the surface of a person, Mid-level questions, which offer ways to dive deeper and begin to understand them, and Deep questions, which provide thought provoking prompts to help grasp their core beliefs and identity. Anyone can search up a list of "Get to know you questions" but wouldn't you rather have a website dedicated to their curation, with a fun command-on-click user experience? I sure would. We hope this website inspires more connection between people, without the barrier of brain fog.If you take one thing away from this, go to a hackathon! They can be so much fun and they allow you to connect with people with similar interests who you might not otherwise meet. Anyway, thanks for reading! There was also a speaker panel, so I might post the advice I learned from that. Keep an eye out!
rustytime :D (currently at ~75h)
• what is it? It's like :wakatime: WakaTime but FOSS and made with a :rust: Rust backend, :svelte: Sveltekit frontend and :postgres: TimescaleDB (Postgres extension)
• why? I though it would be a cool project :colon3:
• is it good? Idk :shrug_y2: but you can judge it for yourself here :P
• is it fast? It's pretty speedy! Over 1500 heartbeats/second on my machine!
repo: github.com/ImShyMike/rustytime (you should give it a star :thumbup:)
please send stuff you think i should add in the thread :)
edit: also check out timesplit if you want to use this + hackatime at the same time! (ship post here)ssh <http://harryprogers.co.uk|harryprogers.co.uk> thought it would be cool and it is summer.hackclub.com/projects/9577




















































