http://www.one-tab.com - save up to 95% memory in Google Chrome and reduce tab clutter. It launched on HN a couple months ago, and am currently adding multi-PC sync.
Thank you! I've been using it for almost a month, and I love it.
I currently have more than 2000 tabs in OneTab. They used to all be open and in memory. I can now watch videos without too much lag (I still have 500 open tabs that I should transfer to OneTab).
An open source game for the Apple II, written in 6502 assembly language. Original music transcribed from public domain scores (played with the 2-tone Electric Duet software). It's been very mind-opening to have to think about every byte of memory, learn bit twiddling tricks, design efficient data structures to fit game data on a 140KB floppy disk, etc.
I'm currently working on three "different" applications/use-cases using a single platform:
- "Terms and Agreements" as a service. Applications and websites can delegate the Terms and Agreements process to my system. All contracts and agreement are signed and stored on my side.
- One-stop semantic contract management social network. A single location where you can track and manage all of your contracts, agreements, transactions. There is no limit to what kind of contract you can store and manage using this. The social aspect let people send offers to each other (and accept them). Contracts can have semantic data added to them, to make search, navigation and organization easier.
- One-click classified advertisement listing. List any item for sale with a single click (or in that case, picture).
Again, these are all interfaces to the same platform. They will eventually converge to be the same things.
Working on becoming a better programmer, as a full time network engineer i've never really put too much effort into learning coding standards. Been the only person that maintains my applications it's fairly easy to be slack on the admin side of things...
Recently I've been doing a lot of coding, and noticed that my version control and testing could do with some improvement, also been playing around with a few frameworks to see if they make my coding any faster, or more efficient.
Once that's done i'll probably look at improving some of my current application code base, then learn another (none web based) language.
I'm creating a distributed network project based on a combination of recent AI and fractal findings. Can you share some sentences from your book? And where to get it when it's done?
I just got my first job as a programmer in Barcelona. I don't have any education about the field so I've mostly play around with programming from 15 years age up until lately (20). Right now, I'm sucking in all information I can get from my co-workers (and the experience overall) while working on a product that will improve the income of people doing vacation rentals.
I'm still at the very beginning with this project and have no interesting results yet :(
There is a model relationship between artificial neural networks and sets of sentences in a formal language. One idea is to track sets of sentences during the training of a network and see if something interesting can be found.
http://simplerses.com - A hosted email solution and newsletter delivery tool powered by Amazon SES.
Been working on it as a side project for a while. Trying to put more time over the weekends now that I have a few paying customers.
Hacking Health (hackinghealth.ca) Pair up health professionals and hackers to make better healthcare. We provide multiple events such as hackatons, cafes, consults and we're working on an accelerator to link team to real clinics and hospitals.
A 3d film about a 12th century bishop and his crazy ideas about the expanding universe. I'm taking the simulations a physicist has written of them and trying to render them in an attractive way.
Good thought. LearnSoft@ wasn't available, so I just included the local area code at the end as an alternative. Just finished this mockup today, so it's still rough. Thanks for your input.
If you're advertising tech solutions, then surely you should have something better than a gmail account. Kind of suggests that you don't know how to set up email for your own domain name.
Currently I am working on a startup that is solving problem of flat rentals for college students in Mumbai, India.
http://flat.to
We are getting good traction and focusing on a niche market is helping us gain word-of-mouth publicity. And of course there are already a few big players already in the market.
I am the lead developer and designer. We are trying to build the best UI in the market. Please share your thoughts on the current UI and give your suggestion on where we can improve it.
In my spare time, machine learning. I'm working through Bishop's book and testing out a few ideas of my own (a new way to ensemble models and a way for ANN's to communicate).
Ok, I see people are testing it. When you search for a city, you have to then select it from the dropdown, otherwise it won't work (I'll fix it tomorrow).
http://www.fishnet.in - Bookmarks with annotations. They're grouped into folders that you can make public/private to use as personal bookmarks, to assemble a portfolio, build a reading list, save your thoughts on articles, etc.
It's my first web app, built on Flask, and driven by my own need for such a tool.
I just completed (today) git-sync-ec2, a set of utility scripts for deploying my website (http://flagrantsystemerror.com) to S3 via a dynamic EC2 instance.
I just restarted a stack based STL allocator. I'm writing unit tests for it and hope to have it finished by Monday.
I am trying to find a new (jr) Android developer position so I spend every minute searching through job postings, writing cover letters, following up with recruiters and applying to positions. It feels like I am going to have more free time when I find a job. I am looking forward to the day when I can just code and not worry.
(For those who don't know what Graphite is, it's a popular open source tool for recording and graphing metrics, typically server and app performance stuff)
Hoping to launch http://protocases.com soon - it's a site that allows users to design iPhone cases for 3D printing with an editor, templates or uploading an image.
In my "free" time lately writing a book on Software Performance and Scalability. After that will write a sequel to a sci-fi comedy I published earlier this year titled The Dread Space Pirate Richard.
Also want to put more time into 2 experimental/speculative software projects, one that does election processing, the other involving taxes and electronic transactions. Not expecting to make money with either. Mainly for the experience, more career feathers in the hat, and to concretely apply some ideas around architecting for maximum performance and scalability.
My "day job" work is confidential, and therefore a secret between me, myself, I, and my employer. (And whichever employees/contractors of the NSA that the NSA/FISA sees fit to share it with, haha.)
I've spent a lot of time learning and experimenting in the are of performance and scalability. I am curious about your book, willing to share 2-3 paragraphs?
Yes! It's mostly in the outline stage now, gathering test readers and P&S experts for feedback, and only a few pages of actual chapter content have been written. Please send an email to the address in my HN profile, if you're interested in seeing more.
Working through Communicating Sequential Processes paper to understand the fundamentals behind core.async. Have a strong understanding of Clojure but need to fill out core.{logic, async, match} as well as the array libraries.
