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by bhu1st 1y ago
I built a polyphonic ringtone maker that could create Nokia 1600-compatible ringtones in QBasic. Good ol days.
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by bhu1st 1y ago
I have interest in this space, but as you wrote the software will be only useful if kids want to create games and there aren't many kids (I think) who want to create their own game. Kids mostly want to play for fun. My kids play Roblox
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by bhu1st 1y ago
Looks great. How can I contribute as a dev?
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Show HN: I built a Goal Meter I always wanted(goalmeter.xyz)
1 points by bhu1st 1y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: CSV to Team Page HTML(csv2team.com)
1 points by bhu1st 1y ago|0 comments
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by bhu1st 1y ago
For these same reason I hand coded a router with Psr4 autoloader which does work for my projects. Most clients I work for never ask for Laravel or anything specific, they just want the business logic working.
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by bhu1st 2y ago
I built this for kids in my family https://bhupal.net/alphabees It is 95% written by Claude with Cursor free tier. The good part, 5 yrs old want more features like more levels, nice graphics, they basically want all their b
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by bhu1st 2y ago
P2P collaborative document/code editor. Not reliant on a central server.
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by bhu1st 2y ago
Good people are found, not changed, built, or nurtured. Don't get blindsighted thinking in terms of people's potential. If they are not what you want today, they will never become. Hence, your best bet is to explore but be picky a
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by bhu1st 2y ago
SLYP for deep sleep: - S *Shape Tomorrow:* Make a mental note of 1-3 major things to do tomorrow during work hours. - L *Love & Gratitude:* 5 minutes on bed: acknowledge one positive thing from today about d2d life, family, and work &am
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by bhu1st 2y ago
If you speak two languages, you can look into translating books from one to another.
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by bhu1st 2y ago
The teams I worked with in the past (even a Bay Area startup) never felt like a A-team. Over the last few years, I've developed a preference for Indie work and loving it.
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by bhu1st 2y ago
I use it to convert (translate) complex sounding English text chuncks into Nepali language and it hasn't disappointed me.
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by bhu1st 2y ago
I am working on BEXT https://github.com/bhu1st/bext Wrote a basic parser for this and using it I get the records in JSON which I use to show simple progress bars and dashboard. Parser: https://github.com&#x2
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by bhu1st 2y ago
Some things you can try: Taking a break and volunteering locally or abroad. Traveling to explore nature and culture. Mentoring first-time founders. Improving open source projects on your domain etc.
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by bhu1st 2y ago
> they lack a personal system for getting things done What kind of system? Can you elaborate?
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by bhu1st 2y ago
A Nepalese Movie Database like IMDB would be a cool project.
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by bhu1st 2y ago
Reading isn't hard per se but actually sitting on your desk day and night reading your favorite creator's code statement by statement and trying to understand it is a hard but rewarding skill if you aim to become a better programm
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by bhu1st 2y ago
I am practicing a different approach lately. Rather than spending energy on taking good decision I'd pick a decent one out of the options I have and work on it to make it good in the timeframe available for execution.
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Ask HN: What is must in a personal dashboard app?
2 points by bhu1st 2y ago|1 comments
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by bhu1st 2y ago
Ask yourself this question: What "project" do you want to own? Then, go invent, build, copy, clone, do whatever you like, but own it.
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Show HN: Domain Name Ideas(domensky.com)
2 points by bhu1st 2y ago|0 comments
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by bhu1st 2y ago
I second this.
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by bhu1st 2y ago
Did you dislike PHP? If no build a couple of projects in PHP first before learning another language.
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by bhu1st 2y ago
mindfulthings.com Ping me if you want it.
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by bhu1st 3y ago
Building things that you find valuable gives you a way to put your unique perspective and skills gained from your CS degree and internships into real world. Being hands-on will boost your job prospects or create business for you. I recommen
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by bhu1st 3y ago
I have 20+ projects from 2010-2015 which I abandoned. Recently I went over all of them and found one which I relaunched at https://appsjhola.com and I have another one that I got paid for working in the past which might take off
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by bhu1st 3y ago
Being offshore makes it more difficult for me. But I am motivated to find one. Thanks for your input.
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by bhu1st 3y ago
I have been thinking along the same line as boring ideas that make money. And I have come to conclusion that you need to build or acquire assets. A business owner still is on/has a job but an entrepreneur has an assets. Assets can be a
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by bhu1st 3y ago
If you referred me to a remote job, I'd happily pay my first month's salary.

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