We make artisanal collectible cards from freshly harvested binary trees

[tjchear]

https://www.cs.cards?referrer=hn

[alin23]

    Q: What is your social security and your mother's maiden name?

    A: It's six oh you cheeky bastard.

Haha, had a good laugh at this!

But really, the cards looks so good, can't wait to gift them to a friend.

[tjchear → alin23]

Haha thank you! I'm sure your friend will like them, if not amused.

[dang]

Amusing but a signup page can't be a Show HN. Please read this linked list: https://news.ycombinator.com/showhn.html.

[tjchear → dang]

Ah sorry dang I didn't know such a rule exists. Thanks for editing the title.

[benj111]

Surely a physical binary 0 tree would be nothing? Do you get half the cards you were expecting?

Also, being a data structure deck, I hope you've organised the deck in some funky way to optimise finding a card.

[tjchear → benj111]

Believe it or not I hadn't thought about arranging the cards that way, but that's a brilliant idea.

[benj111 → tjchear]

You'll have to introduce it in the sorting algorithms deck.

[wunderlust]

Cool! I’ve had some ideas that would involve physical, printed cards, so I’d be curious to know how you went about sourcing card makers and choosing one. Thanks, and good luck to ya.

[tjchear → wunderlust]

Hey wunderlust thanks for the encouraging words! I definitely looked around quite a bit in playing cards forums for advice but ultimately decided on MPC as it's easiest to get a prototype out. I'll likely shop around some more before going mass printing.

[uncletammy]

I absolutely adore this project. I can't wait to see how it grows :)

[tjchear → uncletammy]

Thanks uncle Tammy :)

[bjourne]

I want this now. Take my money!

[tjchear → bjourne]

Glad you like it that much! A crowdfunding campaign is in the works.