@AshishAgarwal0Today published my PR to hackclub (first PR in hackclub/site personally)
@mart0Day Four of coding a Cute Pomodoro Timer -- Coding time: ~1,5 hours, suffering time: the whole day.
I suffered a LOT. I toiled the whole evening and part of the night (sleeped at 00:50 or so) to finish the extension up before the Browser Buddy deadline. It looks like I may not even be granted the $30 because it's not "unique enough..." :sadgepepe:
Anyways, today was also suffering, trying to get zipping + releasing working automatically whenever I either manually trigger and enter version number, or when the package.json "version" field is incremented on a pull request. It pulls changelogs from the CHANGELOG.md file.
You can check out the action @ github.com/ThatFrogDev/studymate/blob/v0.1.3/.github/workflows/release.yml. Combine with github.com/ThatFrogDev/studymate/blob/v0.1.3/.github/workflows/release-tag.yml, otherwise it won't work!
@iach5260Overture Maps is an open data map. Its stated mission is to 'power current and next-generation map products by creating reliable, easy-to-use, and interoperable open map data. I have internationalized their Docusaurus documentation, which now supports the addition of languages from around the world. I have also added a Traditional Chinese page, and the PR is currently under review. github.com/OvertureMaps/docs/pull/89 Also I deployed it as a demo on Vercel. You can visit it at overture-maps-docs.vercel.app
@IshikaKumar0finished my sprig game!!
I tutor little kids and I had the idea of building a cute retro alien game to help them recognize and remember their colors. So I created this game, about an alien named Bob. Bob is a soldier in the war of the Aliens. The player has to walk up to and attack Bob's alien enemies. But they have to choose the alien that is the color told to them by the instructions. Be careful because picking the wrong color alien could end Bob and make you lose the game!
There are 26 levels to this game, and Bob's movements can be controlled by the w, a, s, and d keys. Press "l" to start and "k" to restart.
see ya!
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repository: github.com/Liana24601/new-sprig-game/tree/main
pr thing: github.com/Liana24601/ColorsGame
(i love you guys :heart_hands:)
@sigmawarrior0finally got a board to draw after messing with the compile script i made
github.com/ab-pr/tetris
(its on the testing branch, not yet merged with main)
@LuisAFK0I've made a simple utility plugin for DesModder that helps quickly generate shapes and their equations in Desmos. It currently only supports rotatable ellipses and rectangles, but I'll be adding more soon.
The idea for this plugin came to me while trying to do some art in Desmos. I needed to add some shapes on top of an image I had for reference. This plugin would save me from having to write the equations for different shapes out by hand, substitute variables to more easily tweak them, and then substitute in the actual values once I'm done.
The PR hasn't been merged yet, so the only way to try the plugin is to setup a dev version of DesModder and checkout the branch for my plugin. Once the PR gets merged, the plugin should be available on the next DesModder release.
@Angad0(repost since @hakkuun didn’t DM me)
I made some improvements to Gobackup Github - a tool I made to backup GitHub repositories.
Pull request #51
• Add progress bar
• Make clones concurrent
• Allow for a proper, customizable rolling backup
• Allow for a notification to be sent via Ntfy
• Optionally, initialize submodules
@iach5260Overture Maps is an open data map. Its stated mission is to 'power
current and next-generation map products by creating reliable,
easy-to-use, and interoperable open map data.
I have internationalized their Docusaurus documentation, which now
supports the addition of languages from around the world. I have also
added a Traditional Chinese page, and the PR is currently under review.
github.com/OvertureMaps/docs/pull/89
Also I deployed it as a demo on Vercel. You can visit it at overture-maps-docs.vercel.app
@ShahmNajeeb0github.com/DefinetlyNotAI/Logicytics/pull/38
22 gruelsome hours to refactor this gigantic project using a measly PR , Determination ig, oh the amount of bugs i got while trying to fix this wretched python code - whoever grades this PLEASE have a heart.
🙂 Thx guys
@YashSethuraman0Hey guys! I've been doing a few odd tasks, including:
• Continuing work on models, including enhanced error captures and model frameworks
• Sprig games! I've made 2 (2 versions of one) so far, an hour each program for my Sprig
• Blot! Enhanced blot code so that my PR gets merged 😞
• 3 Arduino programs, related to WiFi or Bluetooth, that I may need in the future for remote control of my robot
Repository: github.com/yashsethu/ball_track_robot FYI all images here are in /images
@Jeremy0Repost because the PR is now live! (also I missed a session in my other scrapbook :)
I contributed to #C04GCH8A91D| to fix the error messages across all browsers. The arguments to built-in functions are now checked and the correct line number is shown.
See the PR for full details: github.com/hackclub/blot/pull/784
The images show a simple error in Firefox, before and after.
@iach5260Overture Maps is an open data map. Its stated mission is to 'power current and next-generation map products by creating reliable, easy-to-use, and interoperable open map data.
I have internationalized their Docusaurus documentation, which now supports the addition of languages from around the world. I have also added a Traditional Chinese page, and the PR is currently under review.
github.com/OvertureMaps/docs/pull/89
@ShahmNajeeb0Finished my update of AlgoPy v1.2.0 yay - Programmed in python
It was a bit annoying as too many bugs, but i was able to close issues #1 #2 and #6 with my PR #7
github.com/DefinetlyNotAI/AlgoPy/pull/7
All checks passed, no more bugs and added alot of new features
For any reviewee the specific commits are in the sessions themselfes, sorry for any inconveniance
@TheScientist1010I think this is the first time I’ve “shipped” something here that’s not for Hack Club (don’t quote me on that), but I really enjoyed this personal project so I thought it would be worth sharing.
What started as a side-project for my internship became more of a personal project that I have worked on more after (since I didn’t get it done during the internship). Anyway… I’ve been working on a genetic algorithm for the stock market. It works by training on historical data downloaded from Yahoo finance using the yfinance library. Then, it extracts indicators from the data, such as RSI, MACD, and DOSC (of course, you could add more). Next, the actual model subtracts an offset from each of these indicators, and calculates a weighted sum from the offset indicators. It then puts this result into a function called a sigmoid, which returns a value from -1 to 1 and buys or sells a percentage of the stock depending on if it is positive or negative. This is a little bit of a simplification, but that’s the general gist of it.
It turns out that this makes a lot of money (see the image below which starts with $100,000). The list of tickers I used, is in the repository under tickers.txt.
Now, I really want to take this to the next level, so feel free to reach out to me or make a PR if you have any ideas. There are some problems with the simulation/model right now. For instance, it is difficult to predict how the market will behave if the bot takes an influential stake in a business, and I’m not sure how to combat that, especially since I’m using historical data. Also, the amount of money that it is making right now seems insane to me, and it’s possible that there’s a bug (even though I’ve searched the code and validated purchase a gazillion times). So please let me know if you think something is wrong. I’d also really love help on how to make the simulation faster.
Thanks, and I look forward to hearing some feedback! - Urjith Mishra
git repo: codeberg.org/TheScientist101/genetic-millionaire
github mirror: github.com/TheScientist101/genetic-millionaire
@OliverPotter0Following on from <https://hackclub.slack.com/archives/C01504DCLVD/p1722864974696339|this> scrapbook post.
A bot force pushed to my PR, causing my changes to be reverted. Therefore, the code owner accidentally merged an empty branch. I have resubmitted my PR.
GitHub CommitGitHub Pull Request
@sky0Fastest and most complete mirror of the Club Penguin Archives Wiki ever to exist.
More responsive and has more files than even the original site, which has been down since mid 2022.
Built with node.js, does not use any code from MediaWiki or any PHP at all, yet is still completely editable in Wikitext by making a PR on github.
Has files hosted on Google Drive so Google is responsible for backing up and storing all files, so they will never be lost.
Accessible at archives.skyiswinni.ng
Source code at github.com/sky-is-winning/cparchives
