@virtualfuzz0Hello I am back from the dead
designed one club poster for my club (that im attempting to restart again), also wrote an announcement to be published once we got the authorizations ready
i'm planning to make one poster a day, each one with a different design until i think we have enough poster designs
also did a pull request to fix the hackclub webring since the code to join it was actually interpreted as html code github.com/hackclub/webring/pull/249
very nice day
@Star0@Slloom and I hosted our first ever Hack Club meeting on 9/25! We had way more interest than we expected - 8 people! We handed out snacks and stickers, and then had everyone get Github, VS Code, Slack, and generally get set up to code. Then on 9/30 we hosted a Boba Drops Workshop, and had even more people come - 10! Almost everyone finished the workshop in the time they could stay for (1-2 hours). It was super rewarding to see people who had literally never touched coding in their lives code a website they were proud of! There were a few who themed their websites around their favorite websites, and another kept working on it after and came up to me yesterday with a second page with lots of poetry :) It was cool to see how what they were passionate about leaked into what hopefully will become a new passion!
Doing the Boba Drops workshop reminded me that I have a website that I should work on, but so far I've only made minor changes (I've been really busy with schoolwork and I'm in the school play!), so I'll save an update on that for another time.
Keep an eye out for a post on 10/10 when we do demos of the websites people made!
@HenriqueDaSilva0I made this in a few seconds in ibis paint, I also submitted it as a potential hack club logo on #C089NANT5B3|
@anasamchaar0My club's kick off post😉 stay tuned for what's coming next.
@LukongOsmond0Yesterday was very interesting as we participating in the hack club where we are building scrappy stuffs to have fun. Let's see what we will have at the end
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@FloraFavour0Today is so amazing,exciting and enriching. As our first time participating in a Hack Club activity, it is really a fascinating experience as we learned how to think out of the box and come out with the most crazy and useless ideas.
Thank you Sir Josias for such a wonderful experience ✨.
#C09CV6QDGRW|
@Neon0today i did:
• Boston trip with @afonso(fonz) , @3kh0 and @louisa
• walking 🥀 🥀 🥀
• F1 racing (do NOT ever let me drive in a car vro)
• Walking more i think
• Uhhh Mexican food (burrito was fire )
• missed the fucking escape room
• Arrived late
• Did the scape room and almost got it (fun fact it takes more then 4 Hackclubbers to read a clock 🥀)
• Walk / eat insomnia
• Google store + Apple Store + Tesla
• Eat Chick-fil-A :3
• I go back via train lol
• also did some code at 4am 🔥 🔥 🔥
@MaadhavBhatt0Started working on the Slack bot component of Fork This Idea. This is a tool that helps you send project ideas out into the world as you chat and work in Slack.
Follow along in #C08PCRXFN2E| on the Hack Club Slack, GitHub, and here!
@PianoMan00Day 9 of remaking the Hack Club homepage! It is now mobile optimized, and has dark mode and a featured project section!
@PianoMan00Day 7 of remaking the Hack Club homepage! I'm converting to the site to React as fast as I can
@PianoMan00Day 6 of remaking the Hack Club homepage! I'm working on migrating the whole site to React
@NadeenI.0A while ago, I designed the merch + logo for “Jua”, the Athena event in Nairobi by Hack Club! ☀️ I am so lucky to have been part of something this bold and creative (P.S check out #C05T8E9GY64| for girls/gender diverse teens!!)
instagram.com/p/DHkvRwwiuRv
@Rmardia0Day 7 of #C045S4393CY|. Today I worked on my hacpad case, and got ready for submission. I also worked a little bit more for a Hack Club application in my school.
@SkyfallWasTaken0Day 2/10:
Worked on getting skyfall.dev into 512KB Club and 1MB Club (which involved setting up git-send-email
)! Ended up just removing Sentry to do it (Astro is pretty damn efficient :p) and the homepage is now at 429KB :)
Also added the HC webring switcher + 512KB Club badge + footer on all pages
Meow, mrrow, mrow
Do you get parcels from a random place called hack club and want to see what's on the way and its status? eh, maybe not. But I do, and I don't like going to the shipment viewer because it's outside slack, i need to put in my email, get a link, annoying on mobile, ugghhh. (joking, it's a great site :) )
But what if you didn't have to do that? What if... it was in Slack. Introducing @PostPuppy ! Visit the app home to see all your packages just like you would on the shipment viewer. you can even opt to get notified when the status changes. oh, and if the email you use for slack is the same that you get mail to, it'll auto sign you in! (If you use a different email, you can open settings, enter an email and get a verification link sent to you)
@Gus0I've been meaning to get back into posting here, so maybe I'll do a little bit of catch-up to get started... for now, here's something recent: I made a ton of logos for the hack club logo rotation! here's a few:
@Olly-U082MNEHH1U0I have emailed my teachers to let them know about my club
@khang2009230extracted transcription from hack club's ama with nicky case
@Gus0Yesterday I helped run the computer science table at our school district's middle school academy fair! talking hundreds of middle schoolers was very taxing, but it actually went great, we had a crowd around our table the entire time!
I obviously advertised Hack Club a ton even though I was low on posters & flyers-- people loved the Sprig, the LED matrix (upcoming ysws 👀), the stickers, and most of all, the game! I projected my #C07MUFXNG82| pinball game onto the ceiling to draw people over & gave candy to people who could score 1000! I wanted to buy a gong with school budget that we could hit every time someone beat the high score, but even though it (shockingly) got approved it didn't arrive in time.
Definitely gonna recreate this setup in the future!
@Rrr0Today I worked a lot on #C084UELDWRJ| (TheHackMic) logistics, I also worked a little on the hack club shop! Later today I got a podcast recording with @/jps which I am super excited for!
@Rrr0Heya! Today I plan to work more on Cascade and the Hack Club Shop!
@SilverCanvas720Printed out all my posters for my club today, ready to hang for tomorrow
@Rrr0Hey yaal! Did lots of work today 🙂 Lots of choir work for the concert, bioing for the bio final + a bit of math
For hc work I did boba drops bts (airtable stuff) and announced that cascade is ending early 😞 + I worked with @/jps for updating the toolbox, check it out (lots of new stuff) toolbox.hackclub.com. Lastly worked with @Mohamad on launching his ysws.
Tmrw I plan to work on the hack club shop + toolbox and more ysws stuff
@Rrr0Made some edits to the toolbox and worked on the hack club shop!
@SayhanRahman0Finished making my hacker card today. My club members are still making theirs although they might need more time. Hopefully it all works out
@ascpixi0soooo... hiya, i'm new here, but i made a game for Hack Club High Seas today!! :)
it has bots, so even if no players are offline, the server will quickly make a synthetic player just for you.
emoji-telepathy.ascpixi.dev@Dragos0Hi again Hack-Club community👋
I wanted to share my love for the sprig in a special way so I created this: www.printables.com/model/1073445-sprig-case/filesmakerworld.com/en/models/790418#profileId-728718
A sprig case! which everyone can download and use and customize to their own preferences with all sorts of cool stuff!
So if you want to check it out, either you want to protect your components or add a bit of spice to your sprig, please leave a like or download the file!
@Daalbu0Today I worked on my django web app. It's an app I'm coding (hacking together :D) for my dancing club in order to make the evaluation and result collection for physical tests easier. I created some user forward features and started to work on the management side of things. Here is the repo: github.com/DaalbuCZ/Hermes I'm quite happy with my work.
@DheerajS0I recently joined Hack Club and have started enhancing my portfolio website. I’m aiming to make it significantly better than before and continuously improve upon it.
@JadeKuehnel0My website that I worked on before joining Hack Club is getting an over hall so I made an "Under construction" page, all the CSS will be changed so this is not the look for the page this is just how it is right now.
@SayhanRahman0No coding for today either. But here’s me in the debate competition. Will do something for club, later today
@Dragos0Hi Hack Club community! Just to show my gratitude for this amazing project made possible by hack club I started designing a case for the console: www.printables.com/model/1073445-sprig-caseYou can find it on printables for now but I will also put it on maker world pretty soon. Some instructions can be found on the page about printing and for any questions let me now! Please if you have any support to offer leave a like and download the file and if you have any suggestions please let me know!
@Gus0github.com/gusruben/fortune-phone is fully functional! not #C0M8PUPU6|ping it yet because I want to add support for twilio, and maybe a few more animations or easter eggs, but now it's completely ready to be used at events like club fairs!
also, I need a better name for this project--if you can think of anything please let me know!@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)
