@hex40:50days: day 49!
one day left.
today I set up some secret stuff, played unbeatable, and packed more #C09676ZTG8P| stickers!!
@qwwertyz0day 34:50days::
• uploaded the videos we made and set up some localization. OGV compresses the videos so bad our faces are literally mosaic😭
• I'm pretty sure I'm sick. the thermometer measured 41,5 degrees😭(it's 26,3 actually, at that point I'd be in the iCU)
• randomly got hackclub postcards and stickers, I really expected them to never come
• I forgot but also 30 day streak on hacktime!
• pps I somehow got thru the school round and am in the semi finals of economics olympiad?? I feel like the only reason this goes so fast is because no one wants to participate😭
@hex40:50days: day 22!
finally packed up the #C09676ZTG8P| stickers! hopefully I can ship them out by friday :D it'll be good to finally get this off my shoulders :hs: spent the rest of the day on AoC - part 1 was easy enough but I couldn't for the life of me get part 2 to work :( maybe if I have free time tomorrow I can try again.
@Patricia0Day 16:
• milkyway streak :mimiawesome: Today I started to work on the art!
• I finished the 1st week from a pre-uni math course 📝 (I was procrastinating it for so long)
• I have an exam from the school administration on language and literature and I have to recap everything and memorize some quotes and verses 😪 I loved writing until last year but something shifted in me 💔
• I received my milkyway stickers! :milkyway:
I ordered a laptop case and it should arrive this week :star-struck:
I wanted to decorate my laptop since foreverrr
@Azzy-U08PLHD4L2J050 days challenge ❄️ Daily update <#C097HD35F8B|> | Streak: 6 days!
I crashed most of the day today because I'm sick and have a headache + cough, so I didn't get much accomplished. I packed stuff to deliver to people who attended my city's Daydream a while back (shipments for custom stickers and merch just arrived) and met with my interns for an independent research project, though!
Pic of nice bread I had 🙂
@Star0Luca ( @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 video games, 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!
@louisa0today i was so locked in:
• worked on sticker layout + ordered from the incredible stickers @NadeenI. made :D
• also worked on thank you cards (pic 2 was initial design but im inclined to pic 3 now
• workshoped a lil but coulnt lock in
edit: I NEARLY FORGOT THE WEBSITE IS NOW FR UP TRUST jua.hackclub.com
@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!
@Neon0I got bored during my free and made a sticker viewer :P
preview : saahild.com/hc-stickers
code: github.com/NeonGamerBot-QK/hc-stickers-site@louisa0day one of code-free week was rlly productive:
1. i made a proposal for hq for an event. never really done anything like this
2. i got venue confirmation and met some likely sponsors. learning how to speak to sponsors has been super cool
3. i gor back into journaling :) pic of some stickers ill be using on my journal (cant do actual journal entry pic)
@Briyan0Remade the whole hackclub.com/stickers site from its source code (bare html + css) and added waayyyy more functionality thats actually useful!
Now the new sticker website lets you:
-Add stickers to your collection by clicking on them
-Remove stickers from your collection
-Remember your stickers when you return to the site!
Demo it here!: ampersandco.me/stickers
Warning! Its kinda ass cuz I'm not that familiar with react or next js so I just remade it on plain html for now until I can learn 😭@anne0i make some stickers for my laptop, find them at github.com/arsoninstigator/laptopstickers :))
@ArnavRavinder0SUBMIT ALL YOUR PROJECTS
Command - /showcase
Please do it for ALL your projects :blobcat_pleadstare:
First 4 places get AMAZING :yay: rewards, and the rest of us LIMITED STICKERS :rac_shy:
But we must get 2K SUBMISSIONS :blobby-warning:
Live Counter : airtable.com/app4kCWulfB02bV8Q/shreHydsEyJWJ7dch
@Malav0Forge update: Site hero, code, and Figma design. (And stickers) =D
Hero Repo: github.com/astro-develops/Forge-Website
Full repo of the Forge project: github.com/EmperorNumerius/Forge
Live link: forge.hackclub.com@ItaiS0I really want hakkuun stickers so I figured I'd post something here. I made some Grove daughterboard designs for air quality sensors I wanted to use in a bigger project. I had to publish them for buildspace Nights and Weekends S5, so I figured they belong here too. Screenshots are from the BME module.
github.com/lilylab-dev/sgwdaughterboards
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@iach5260SCAICT-uwu is a Discord bot in our server. You can interact with it to earn 'thunder points,' which can be exchanged for souvenirs like stickers or USB drives in our store. I created the Flask route to send thunder points and call the Discord API to DM the recipient. This action requires users to log in via Discord OAuth, and it can only be performed by those with a special role in the server. This route is used in <http://bar.scaict.org|bar.scaict.org>, which is part of our scavenger hunt during physical activities.
In addition, the store has updated the number of draws that can be played on slot, and now you can draw 10 times at a time.
store.scaict.orggithub.com/SCAICT/SCAICT-uwu
@ArtemKovalevskyi0Here is another sticker I've made - Arcade Jam Sticker. Not my best work but I didn't have anything to do while waiting for the Jam to start. Repo is here - github.com/Artem4852/stickers.
@ArtemKovalevskyi0My second scrapbook post about stickers. I have improved sprig, onboard, and blot stickers. Also I have added fraps and the bin stickers. GitHub repo: github.com/Artem4852/stickers
@ArtemKovalevskyi0Made a few stickers, inspired by workshop by @/acon that I didn't visit. I was just guessing how to make them. Don't look in psd files pls, they are absolutely messy. Github repo - github.com/Artem4852/stickers. Some results are attached below (please don't judge this):
@anne0this is one half of the art part of my web-app project that allows people to collect stamps from different places / cities based on the location of their virtual pen-pals, as well as general stickers or stamps for completing each step within the friendship w your pen pal (for example, doing a video call w them through the app could be one sticker). i haven't decided on a name yet and am still contributing to this so i'll probably post part2 later :melting_face: repo: github.com/arsoninstigator/my-designs-hc/tree/main/art-ing/cities-project and i missed several updates in between hours so i'll add them in my next post
@TheScientist1010Thank you to @zrl for sending me stickers! The fire one is so cool, it’s like reflective and a different material. I humbly accept your curse to visit hw within the next 3 years. Again, thanks so much, your act of kindness made my week!
@Ranger0Day 7 (Skipped a day irl) of BlastOff update: Completed all objectives for v1.2.0!!
• Finished customization options and payment
• Added many new stickers and a new color
• Polished the game with sound effects and particles
Tomorrow I'm gonna test the game on other device and get it ready for publishing :)@Ranger0Day 6 of BlastOff update: Another development-heavy day!!
• Finished core element related to skin selection 👚 (Current stickers are just placeholders)
• Added uniformity between buttons in different menus and many slight changes..!
v1.2.0 is around the corner.. 👀@EvanGan0Day 122 || 8 of #15-days-in-public
Today I worked on code for my FRC team, code for my group's trail project, and worked with @iUnstable0 to figure out a design for the back of our group's trail PCB. While we were looking for stuff to put on the board in the trail sticker Figma, we found some interesting ways people created the stickers.
@Cinders0my friend is visiting japan in a couple days so i wanted to make him a set of stickers he could take pictures with and then put together into a cute animation but a walk cycle was taking too much time so im working on a static image instead now haha
@Amber0Introducing... Musical Pie v0.5!
Do you have a Subsonic-compatible server? No, probably not. How about an RFID RC522 reader and abundance of NFC stickers? Bit more likely but probably not. A 16x2 LCD? Maybe? A Raspberry Pi? Quite likely!
Well, if you're like me and have all of the above, you can use my Musical Pie project!!
Musical Pie is a Python program that will play music that's attached to NFC stickers from a subsonic server.
A sticker could reference an artist, album or track. When the sticker is scanned on the reader, it will play the music. Headphones/aux and USB speakers are supported. I also added a potentiometer for volume control.
In the full release, there'll be two push buttons for toggling play/pause and for skipping to the next song.
Here's a quick demo which went perfectly to plan with no hiccups whatsoever. Everything worked first try, if you disagree then I think you forgot to get distracted.
Anyway, the code is available at github.com/DillonB07/Musical-Pie and I'll be working more on this soon! If you've got any feature suggestions, please leave them in the thread, I'd love to add more stuff to it.@sahitid0moment of silence for the laptop stickers
@Malycia0Got some stickers for Evergreen next week! :D
@AlwaysBusy0Made some stickers by myself :melting_face:
