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Ask HN: What Are You Working On? (May 2024)
What are you working on? Any new ideas that you're thinking about?
- becausecurious 2y agoI am working on https://photorealisticultrasound.com/ https://photorealisticultrasound.com/ - an automatic tool to convert 3D ultrasounds of babies into photo-like images. Currently I am focusing on rewriting the generation pipeline to dramatically improve quality, especially on obstructed ultrasounds.
- firedating 2y agohttps://firedating.me/ https://firedating.me/ - the first and only community of FIRE (Financial Independence / Retire Early) enthusiasts looking for friends and/or romantic partner. This is my passion project - it is 100% free and there are even no ads.
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- mtmail 2y agoSomebody was faster today "What Are You Building? Share Your Projects" https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40236841 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40236841
- zimmski 2y agoJust announced an deep dive blog post with findings about an evaluation benchmark on software development quality. Here is a thread to the most important findings https://twitter.com/zimmskal/status/1786012661815124024 https://twitter.com/zimmskal/status/1786012661815124024 Blog post is on https://symflower.com/en/company/blog/2024/dev-quality-eval-v0.4.0-is-llama-3-better-than-gpt-4-for-generating-tests/ https://symflower.com/en/company/blog/2024/dev-quality-eval-... What i am working next: is actually the next version of that eval. The assessments can be improved in lots of ways and there are much more cases coming.
- jamager 2y agoA language learning desktop application aimed at serious learners (especially at B1-C1 level) No gamification, no silly chat bots. Built from first principles after learnings from writing https://thehardway.guide https://thehardway.guide
- vg_head 2y agoI've just finished working on a dead simple OCR tool: https://txtfromimg.com https://txtfromimg.com I know there are plenty of alternatives, but I personally benefit a lot more from a dead simple web page, that does everything locally. It also helps with burnout, I like building very simple, but useful things (at least for myself). I also have plans for a more serious project though. For a long time now I've been writing down what I would want from a ShaderToy-like website but for SVGs. I feel like there's a lot of potential in making it easy to create and reuse amazing animations with very little code. I've also seen a lot of people praise the React + SVG combo and I can see why. I'd personally love an environment that I could just spin up instantly, create paths interactively, then create some effects quickly, and then use them wherever I want.