GitHub Burndown Chart: https://github.com/radekstepan/github-burndown-chart
The move shall be in about 10 months time. Am in the process of reviewing the different startups in the city currently. Are you involved in one?
Also, welcome to Canada, if you are into football/soccer there's a "2nd division" team in Edmonton http://www.fcedmonton.com/
Yeah thanks, I am originally from Czech Rep. so I am more excited about hockey.
http://ace-subido.github.io/windows8-metro-modal
Another side project I'm currently in the process of designing:
Personal Problem: Me and my wife have some folders with so many random files. Too troublesome and time consuming maintaining it to be clean and organized. Pictures should be in a specific folder, installers in another one, etc. an example is the "Downloads Folder"
Solution: A small command-line utility that organizes a folder on where it runs from. This small command-line tool has only one parameter: a JSON file that contains "Rules" on what it will do on specific files. ex: .mp3's should be placed on a folder, .docs on another, etc. And so on and so forth. It could also come as an "installable" service/daemon that watches over folders. Still learning more about Scala, it's used in where I work, may write this command-line tool in that language for educational purposes.
find -iname ".txt" -exec mv -v {} /home/user \;
or
mv .mp3 /whatever/folder/youd/like mv .jpg /repeat/as/many/times/as/needed
would work. Is this what you had in mind? Hope I'm not way off base here.
EDIT: for some reason Hacker News edited out my asterisks and the letters within are displayed as italics. Curious.
2. Embossanova - Emboss images to surfaces in OpenSCAD https://cubehero.com/physibles/iamwil/embossanova
3. Graftleaf and Graftweave - Graftconcept iPhone module back covers https://cubehero.com/physibles/iamwil/graftleaf https://cubehero.com/physibles/iamwil/graftweave
It has hit the 80-20 scenario. The last 20% is taking 80% of the time :)But it has let me quickly prototype a few little ideas (http://jamielewis.me.uk/posts/2013-11-03-Mapping-Earthquakes...)
I expected it to go the 80-20 way, the initial ideas are not new ones, I have been building similar frameworks for a few years.
The time is mostly spent on the more difficult problems like "How should operators hang up when the program is closed?" " Should the program be expected to close?" "Should there be a global context object, or a default one" "Should an operator have a window by default or not"
There is no right answer, so its just a case of sucking it up and implementing something, seeing if it works, and going from there.
Plus the side escapades with earthquakes and space weather and irc channels - although implementing these little things does drive the bigger project.
I am hoping before the end of the year I can hit something I feel comfortable slapping "1.0" on and move onto something else for a while and use it as a base for working on some other ideas I have.
Not much compared to other comments here!
Working on the production version atm.
A list of pubs in Edinburgh: http://edinburgh.io/
A mail client: http://lumail.org/
(I've got stats going back the past two months or so, when the server was reimplemented in node.js.)
Can you share what it is you're working on?
2. Stats about where you spend your time: https://clevergeo.com
3. Something with pebble and it's accelerometer, probably related to sports.
Started as a joke among my dev team and we've now sold a few shirts and plan on developing the idea.
When each order is placed, we go with the printer that gives us the largest margin. There is no bidding going on or anything, they just have different prices for different products and calculate shipping fees differently.
edit: linkify printers
Great work.
Open source implementation of Minecraft https://github.com/SirCmpwn/Craft.Net
Reddit API wrapper https://github.com/SirCmpwn/RedditSharp
kernel written in z80 assembly https://github.com/KnightSoft/kernel
TI-8x emulator in javascript https://github.com/SirCmpwn/OpenTI
And lots more https://github.com/SirCmpwn
It will support FreeBSD/ZFS/Jails and Linux/LVM|BTRFS|ZFS/LXC on the first release. My goal is to re-use existing tooling as much as possible.
I am writing it in Haskell.
Edit: The page is fully open source: https://github.com/Boldewyn/Codepoints.net
2. A website for children to share their toys - http://toystori.com - https://github.com/caulagi/toystori
Btw, is there a point system to reward people who predicts it right?
Been having fun with Go-lang koans and Angular.js uiRouter as well.
A map / tile server written in go. So far MapBox' mbtiles work.
This came from a peculiar interest of mine, whether my city needs yet another underground parking garage. So I started to scrape the public rss feed of the parking system. I have some gigs of data by now and RethinkDB is not as performant as I hoped it would be. There is no real query optimization as of yet.
What I want to visualize is whether you can find a parking spot at a certain point in time and reach a spot, for instance a shop, within a certain threshold by foot. In short, if you want to shop at XXX will you have trouble finding a parking spot?
Blog is at http://blog.disksurvey.org/
Sub-parts on github: http://github.com/baruch/diskscan and http://github.com/baruch/disksurvey
Round-based RPG Game written in Java/libGDX: https://github.com/andef4/adventure-game
Whatsapp for FirefoxOS written in TypeScript: https://github.com/andef4/ch.bfh.bti7054.w2013.p.fxos_whatsa...
All of them are still pre-alpha quality.
2. I also organize and run the san francisco hacker news meetup. http://www.meetup.com/San-Francisco-Hacker-News-Meetup/
3. Dev school grading site: http://schools.techendo.co
4. Burrito: http://burrito.techendo.co
5. Tribes: http://tribes.techendo.co
6. Next up is an app that helps businesses find their distribution channels -- to be released in a week or two.
7. ..and finally a kickstarter for a hacker tool coming early next year.
Join us on #Techendo on freenode to chat. :)
also https://gist.github.com/kennethrapp/ccb392c399d72efd8b0d a terminally unfinished Hacker News userscript to handle block/unblock/following users.
2. A bittorrent client in go: https://github.com/rakoo/taipei-torrent
3. A bittorrent-sync Libre alternative: https://github.com/rakoo/zinc
4. Yet another pubsubhubbub hub, this time in go: https://github.com /rakoo/psgb
With buddyfinder, user blogs, as well as list of freediving spots and events.
Create a poll (or mail) and mail them to clients when you sold for > 1000 € should be an option :)
It's actually meant to get feedback (automated) from clients with a more personal touch or to follow up on a sale of 1 month ago (how the car is, ...)
Trying to learn some js gaming engines though.
Industrial size data linkage in SAS.
I'm pretty sure I can make it even faster in Lisp, but just finished doing the SAS version and haven't gotten round to it. Don't know if its HN type material, but its cool to be done.
Almost there, but I've been working on it solo, and development stalled for a bit whilst I struggled with motivational issues and analysis paralysis. Hope to get something MVP-able very soon!
A couple of others on the back burner.
https://github.com/darrenkopp/sassystudio
Currently it supports compiling css (via libsass), syntax highlighting, outlining, and intellisense.
My feel good project is Sahana Eden.
xtopdf supports many input formats, and more can be plugged in. Runs on Linux, Mac OS X, Windows (except for some platform-specific parts). Has a core library and CLI, GUI and web apps built using the library. Written in Python.
xtopdf links:
Overview: http://slid.es/vasudevram/xtopdf
Posts (with code) about using xtopdf: http://jugad2.blogspot.com/search/label/xtopdf
Source code: https://bitbucket.org/vasudevram/xtopdf
We use it at the office to queue songs a chatroom and listen together.
Now I'm working on HTML5 turn-based strategy multiplayer game about space pirates.
tmux workspace manager in python. JSON / YAML configs. session workspace freezing. http://tmuxp.readthedocs.org/en/latest/index.html
It's been fun. :D
Soon to have google charts implemented.
Kaya: A new paradigm in software construction.
A multiplayer RPG in JavaScript
