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I coded a shoot 'em up alone at 18 after learning Lua in a single weekHey everyone. I'm new to the "real" world of programming because I used to just code alone in my room, strictly on my own PC. My name is NZUKOU DAMIEN (my username is DamixLord), and I'm an 18-year-old developer based in Cameroon.I've been a fan of programming since I was 12. Since then, I've messed around with several languages: Python, JS, Go, and now Lua. I don't even know why, but I just love Lua for no specific reason, so I wanted to learn it. In one week, I learned variables, functions, tables, and OOP (especially metatables, which I absolutely love). I wanted to build a project to check if my fundamentals were solid enough to reach an intermediate level, and that's how I made SPACE CONQUEROR.I didn't go with a traditional OOP approach; instead, I mixed it up with metatables because I enjoy it, and honestly, it was a blast. I'm looking forward to your feedback, advice, etc.Just a quick heads-up (because I have to, since some people on Reddit jumped all over me for this): I did fe
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Show HN: A bedside camera detects REM sleep and agrees with a clinical EEGI build a device called the INSPEC that detects REM sleep from a bedside infrared camera instead of electrodes. It watches the face under IR light and measures frame-to-frame pixel variance in the eye region. During quiet sleep the face is stable. During REM the eye movements under the lids produce measurable variance, which the device aggregates over time before it flags a REM period. Toss detection, whole-frame motion rejection, and face tracking filter out body movement and out-of-frame periods.After I gave a talk on contactless REM detection, a sleep lab loaned me a clinical-grade EEG device. I recorded a full night wearing the EEG with the camera running at the bedside.I scored the EEG with three independent sleep stage classifiers: ez6 and ez6moe from ezscore, and DreamentoScorer from Dreamento. The REM periods fell at the same times the camera had flagged REM from the video. The long REM periods late in the night, around hours three, five, and seven, matched in every classifier.
Show HN: Emra – A workspace where every app you build shares one dbHey HN, I'm really excited to share Emra with you. The yc description would be: It's like "Notion meets Lovable". It's a workspace where you build full apps using AI and every app sits on one shared database and service layer. Generated apps are always editable, and (coming soon:) can interact with each other in the workspace.I'm of the opinion that the cost of software will go rapidly to zero (I don't think that's too surprising to any of you), but there will always be room for effort and creativity. Emra is essentially built for the future where every person is a developer. Essentially personal software for everyone.So far I've built notes apps with a 3d graph view to see connections, a video editing app and a canvas design tool (figma clone) with export capabilities, as well as a collection of project management tools and games. Right now the most satisfying thing is being able to fix a bug I run into in around the same amount of time that it takes to send a bug report in any tradit
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Show HN: Tenjin – marketplace where humans and agents buy and sell MD filesI noticed that a lot of sites are paywalled behind subscriptions that agents can't access.I also never liked the idea of paying for subscriptions when I came across an article and wanted to read it. I think it is nice to just pay for a piece of content and get to keep it.So my friend and I created Tenjin, a markdown native publishing platform where you pay per piece of content instead of subscribing. Anyone can publish any markdown file, set a price and readers can buy it and keep it.It uses x402 and stablecoin to make micropayments viable. Most of our workflows also revolve around agents so we tried to make it work seamlessly with agentsYou can simply point your agent to the website, and it would be able to access all the functionality.Would love for people to try it out, either directly or with agents. Really curious about how it fits into people’s existing agent setups and would appreciate thoughts on the product, approach or tech. Thanks!
Show HN: I built a photography weather alert systemhi HN,I'm a landscape photographer by heart and a software developer by trade. I build a web app for automating alerts for photography weather.It is meant to solve the following issues I (and probably others) had: - the need to check multiple weather apps multiple times a day - keeping an eye out for some long range conditions like full moon or moon + azimuth - combining several conditions into triggers - notifications/reminders for those triggersAt first, I built a POC on my wordpress site. It was useful but hard to maintain, so I built a new one from scratch using C#, EF Core, Postgres, vanilla html/css/js.Current functionality: - tracks locations the user saves, updates forecasts - allows to create alerts of two types: - simple conditions like high clouds > X, low clouds < Y, timing window = around sunrise - smart checks like fog or frost prediction, rain clearing, moonrise at sunset, open horizon - some spatial cloud calculations - moon table (up to 365 days ahead) for long range p
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I have open-sourced gojaja, a CLI for local multi-agent collaborationgojaja is a local CLI tool featuring collaborative multiple AI Agents, supporting calls across clients such as Cursor, Claude Code and Codex.## Core Features - Real-time dashboard, RFC and inbox - All messages and events are stored locally as files with no remote server, keeping all data entirely on your local device## Applicable Scenarios - Task division and collaboration for multiple tasks - Multi-role brainstorming - Roundtable discussions and final decision-making - Event auditing## Recommended Usage Tips 1. Assign one or two top-tier models as leads together with a batch of general models to achieve efficient collaboration at low cost. 2. Launch the local watch dashboard, then expose the intranet via tunnel penetration, so you can remotely command your fleet of agents on your mobile phone.I personally use this set of tools to build an AI development team.This toolkit is not limited to component development teams. In theory, it can be deployed for all types of organizations. I look
Show HN: Lighting fast writing app on Mac with powerful table functionsHi everyone,I am sharing with you Org Notes, a native macOS writing application designed to address two key limitations I consistently encountered in existing writing and note-taking tools.Over the years, I tried many popular editors, including iA Writer, Obsidian, and others. They all do certain things well, but I kept running into two recurring problems.The first problem was table editing.I frequently use tables to organize research, compare options, track projects, and structure information. Yet in many Markdown-based editors, tables are treated as plain text with no formatting rules. I had to manually add spaces to make them readable in the editor. Moreover, simple operations such as adding columns, moving data around, or reorganizing content often become tedious.The table editing experience stands on the shoulders of Emacs, particularly the ideas pioneered by Org-mode. Decades ago, the Emacs community demonstrated that structured text and spreadsheet-like workflows could coexist e
Ask HN: Options for an independent AI researcher with strong results?I'm outside the AI industry, outside of academia, and no easy contacts into relevant areas. My background lends itself to exploring AI & reasonable level of care checking results. I was focusing on building practical useful things for a portfolio to help change industries mid-career, but that has become something a little different now.The exploration has led to an analytical framework that appears useful more broadly for looking at neural representational models. (It's not a model architecture or training method, benchmark, or prompt engineering.) It is a way of analyzing internal representations through the mapping of structure-preserving connections, to transport them to a frame of reference outside the model, exposing some stable relationships, while not being model-specific or require training something else.It has survived attempts at invalidation, generated useful predictions and functioning interventions, and has continued to reveal additional applications the more I do. There
Show HN: Turns Any XPost into CarouselMade this for my usage: paste a link or threads, the platform will read the post, parse data, analyze then turns into platform-specific carousels with background images in theming. Editable and can adjust anything.I use it for my posts daily, hopefully if it can help you at some points. Also add some free-credits on sign up.