@zakkbob1the drives arrived, so I can try to make my nas now
@hex42you can now save your dot colors and notes in Modulo ‼️ this works via storing all the info in an array, then saving it to localStorage with a library called lockr. then every time the view changes Modulo checks if there's something saved, and if it is, loads the saved array! this even persists across page refreshes. next I'm going to take this off localhost and see if it works
@ActuallyMed1worked on a study-make-it-fun app like duolingo named SPROLOGY
The AI makes perfect notes!
(Okay, maybe not perfect, still they are pretty good!)
@mart0For #C08PJMATU8Y|, I'm making a snake game but directly on the Google homepage! You can run it even if your school has blocked all games.
This is day 1, I built the basic game logic. If there's someone who is good at CSS/JS animations, please HMU! This isn't looking all too well lmao@MinglangDu3created some extremely unoptimal code (exponential time complexity) for stockship. Takes around 10 minutes to run lol.
definitely optimizing, or setting as a forbidden setting option buried deep in a menu if I can't optimize it
@hex42i've added notes functionality to the dots in Modulo, which persist even when you close the menu! now I have to make it persist on page reload...
@ChrisB0Yep, that was easy. on the fly shader compilation done:@ChrisB0Refactored all my code into a class with better methods and less global vars, now it'll be easier to dynamically compile shaders and change uniforms during execution!@karmanyaahm1I made The Beat Box at RecordHacks 2025, a physical game of piano tiles that shocks you if you make 5 mistakes
www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLxlDG2SH_6rvhNs5LTHadWRh5lrA_FiiC
@Irtaza0After digging through Sprig’s schematics, figuring out the right CircuitPython libraries, and spending countless hours debugging errors in Thonny’s serial shell, I finally got my <https://github.com/Irtaza2009/Hackamon|Hackamon code> (submission to #C0809PN4TPE|
) running on an *Orpheus Pico* on *Sprig*
!
@Irtaza0After digging through Sprig’s schematics, figuring out the right CircuitPython libraries, and spending countless hours debugging errors in Thonny’s serial shell, I finally got my Hackamon code (submission to #C0809PN4TPE|
) running on an *Orpheus Pico* on *Sprig*
!
@MinglangDu3I have been doing this over the course of 2 days, but only now have I decided to post. I'm making a program that uses monte carlo simulations to find the best move in Battleship. UI attached below
@EklavyaAgrawal0Short session - polished up other parts of the FCS and kept working on it - about half way thru diagram, next step is to add in control panels and FCS is done!
@Neon4New ui and stuff for rejections and promoting your ship!
@AryanGupta-U088CM6P9BN0My first time posting something here
I found a vulnerability on a website and exploited it( Educationally, cmon i put disclaimers for fair use)
It is a automation script for making it easier for someone to use it
It works on exploiting a loophole left by the devs of the website, and that is NOT PUTTING limitations on their usage of resources.
They didn't gave the consumer root access, but maybe it was not enough.
The script, for ease of access does everything for you, you just need an alt gmail id and a monero wallet, and you are set for mining.
!This project is provided for educational purposes only. The developer is not responsible for any misuse, consequences, damage, or violations resulting from the use of this code. Use at your own risk.
Repo: github.com/AryanSLAYERRR/miner-automation
@MinglangDu3Doing competitive programming homework. I'm going to do more but I'm scared I'll forget to post after i finish the homework.
@hex42I've made color choosing work! You can now assign different preset colors to dots in Modulo, with a very satisfying UI. However, while doing this I think I broke the dot counting so I'm going to need to fix that tomorrow...
@PlOszukiwacz7+installed arch (btw) and made the wifi card in my laptop work finally
@ShauryaGupta-U079US29R530Introducing SpendSmart.
SpendSmart makes saving receipts and tracking your budget effortless with the power of AI. Unlike most receipt managers, SpendSmart requires only a photo of your receipt to log a new expense. It automatically extracts key information, categorizes purchases intelligently, and presents everything in a beautifully designed interface.
Try now: testflight.apple.com/join/2hRcRhZJ
@FlameBamboo0For the past few months I've been looking out for an idea rather than building an actual product, did a lot of market research on a couple of ideas and also going through validation process by reaching out to potential users. I finally made my mind with social media scheduling tool that simplifies content creator process. One of the issue among content creators is that having to handle multiple different accounts to post the same context, so the tool basically allows you to seamlessly integrate all your social media accounts into one platform so that you can simultaneously post across these different platforms. This will save you time by reducing the time friction of manually jumping between all your different social media channels to post content. What do you guys think? Open to ideas and feedback!
but i made the current dot highlighted and since my code was getting messy i moved the dot into its own Svelte component - this'll make it much easier to add the dot logging feature tomorrow 👀
git.new/modulo-bb8c0b0
@QinCai0AHHHH ok i see. I FORGOT TO REMOVE THE SYSTEMD LINE FROM THE DOCKER FILE.... so it's still install systemd and dbus, which are not even used atm
@QinCai0Nice. The Docker Image worked, but there's a teeny tiny problem here. THE IMAGE IS TOO BIG (imo). Maybe I should switch away from using virtual envs...
A screenshot of me 'baking' the Docker Image!
@Gus0probly shoulda posted this when it was still in action but the first thing i did when i got back from china was make a tiny slack bot to randomize my profile picture every 30 minutes to a random photo i took while i was there!
code @ github.com/gusruben/slack-pfp
includes a setup guide if anyone else wants to do something similar!
@Nileshjain0Working on subscription management for www.pybooks.com
With Pybooks - you can generate python notebooks completely.
Please reach out if you're interested, I'm running a lifetime discount currently.
@MinglangDu3came up with a basic idea for a new project
@mathias1Working on my bookmarklet for Hacklet.
It will open a popup to ask a question to AI (ai.hackclub.com) and he can also execute code for you!
@ChrisB0Holy crap I finally got it working! GPU conversion of the thing I finished the other day. am gonna tidy up then do a proper post later tonight.@PianoMan00Released Hacklet, a bookmarklet YSWS!
@PlOszukiwacz7+finally got the memory working and its detected now
@lachlanjc0Presenting the Lachlan Idea Generator: an analog portfolio turned idea generator where you have 3 wheels to spin, for tone, subject, & medium. I've seemingly made half the combinations as art projects & the other half sound plausible coming from me. It makes fun of how systematic, practical, & non-personally-attached my art is by reducing my projects to these core keywords, & re-systemizing them into this lime green contraption. I designed, 3D-printed, and spray-painted the shell
