Every new project seems to be an AI project that's a wrapper ontop of ChatGPT or some library.
What are cool non-ai projects you're working on and why? And what tech is behind?
Cheers!
Not a tech project, but I've been writing about research in economics, philosophy, and math/logic from 100, 150, and 200 years ago. It's been a rewarding experience and helps build context around the typical canon in various fields.
Here's my look at 1874: https://bcmullins.github.io/research-from-1874/
Code Operator
https://github.com/arise-project/vscode-code-operator
https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=Artifici...
Visual Studio Code extension you can create, share, and manage annotations directly within your source code, promoting efficient team communication and task management.
Rules of SEO
https://github.com/arise-project/rules_of_seo
Rules of SEO is a .NET tool designed to check whether a webpage adheres to specified rules. These rules define various aspects of the webpage content, such as titles, descriptions, and segments. The utility leverages a set of rules, keywords, and competitor information to validate the webpage content.
I've shared ScreenMemory [0] before, but I just released a 2.0 redesign so why not. It records your (macOS) screen and gives a calendar / timeline to explore. You can then revisit what you did. I use it daily and mainly to go through my day before standups, it's incredibly how much side-tracking I do and completely forget each day.
Tech is quite simple, all native frameworks from Apple. OCR included!
We're a social travel discovery app that matches your interests with your friends for perfect recommendations.
Although there is still a little bit of AI in one portion of the app because that's how we started, our recent pivot has been focused on social mapping and review features.
there's a monthly megathread that covers all the things that don't fit in Show HN, the rest you can pick out of Show HN itself
Advanced subscription analytics for Stripe.
Available FREE on Web, iOS and Android
A video game where the dead are shaken down for until millions.
I measure the wait times at the Berlin immigration office. This makes the residence permit application process a lot more predictable.
It's not super complex. A Django backend and a VueJS frontend. The small innovation is using localstorage to save a modification key, so that people can update their existing feedback without dealing with emails and logins. I also email people a reminder to update their feedback after 2 and 6 months, since people tend to forget to do that.
It's working pretty well. We gathered more feedback in a month than we'd normally do in a year or two. It's immensely useful in support to my residence permit application guides.
Result: https://allaboutberlin.com/guides/auslanderbehorde-wait-time...
Explanations: https://nicolasbouliane.com/projects/immigration-office-wait...