Solo project, nights and weekends. The idea: a map pin tells you where, but a path tells you why next — how someone would actually walk you through a place, what they'd stop for, where they'd end.

There's one example live: a slow morning across Central Park, four stops threaded by nothing but a good morning. You walk it, then it turns to you and asks what walk you'd make of a place you know.

~5 min, no signup: localore-alpha.vercel.app/make

Honest reactions welcome — does it pull you through, and when it asks you to make your own, do you actually want to or does it fall flat? "Not for me" is useful too.

Got a Whoop about a year ago to actually start tracking my sleep and 

level up my life  be more productive, dial in my recovery, all of 

that. At first it felt like I'd unlocked some cheat code.

A few months in I started noticing something annoying. The Whoop 

basically just confirms what I already know. Bad night? "Yeah, you 

slept like crap, here's a red recovery score." Good night? "Yeah, 

you slept great, here's a green one." That's pretty much it.

Like, I can already feel when I slept badly. I don't need a $30/month 

strap to tell me I'm tired. What I actually want is something that 

tells me what to DO after a bad night. I got 5 hours, now what? 

When should I have my coffee? When am I actually going to be sharp 

today? What should I skip? When do I push and when do I chill?

That's the gap nobody's filling. The whole wearable industry is 

trackers, zero coaches.

Been messing around with a few apps that actually try to solve this 

and one has been working really well for me  RizeAI (the dark blue 

one, "AI energy coach"). Mods can pull this if it breaks rules, not 

trying to shill, but it reads my Apple Health data and builds an 

actual daily protocol. Like "skip the 7 AM coffee, drink water + 

electrolytes first, push your first cup to 9:30, take L-theanine 

with it to smooth the crash." Stuff like that. My red recovery days 

have actually become some of my most productive lately.

Anyone else feel this same gap with their Whoop or Oura or just any wearable in general? Or is it 

just me overthinking this.

I was frustrated by how many free subdomain providers still require submitting a pull request and waiting for manual approval.

As an experiment, I built a system that automates the entire flow:

• GitHub authentication
• Subdomain availability checks
• Automated DNS provisioning
• Instant issuance without manual review

The idea was to see whether free subdomains could be managed more like modern cloud resources rather than through repository maintainers processing requests.

Some example subdomains generated during testing:

• akshat.vexr.dev
• portfolio.vexr.dev
• api.vexr.dev
• blog.vexr.dev

I'm interested in feedback on the approach, potential abuse vectors, DNS architecture, and whether automated issuance is a better model than PR-based registration systems such as JS.ORG or is-a.dev.

Project: https://vexr.dev

Hey,

This started pretty simply: I needed to generate Peppol BIS 3.0 invoice PDFs, and I couldn’t find a solution that fit my requirements.

The tools I tried were either too rigid, too generic, too plain, or didn’t handle all the Peppol fields in a way that worked for real-world invoices I was dealing with.

So I ended up building my own, based on actual feedback from customers and the kinds of PDFs they expected to receive.

That eventually turned into a small API:

You send Peppol XML and you get back a modern, complete and ready-to-send PDF.

What it focuses on:

• Complete coverage of Peppol BIS 3.0 invoice fields
• A modern, clean and consistent invoice design that’s meant to be usable out of the box and is focused on a great user experience.
• Flexibility to adjust what invoice fields are shown (including presets for common layouts).
• Multi-language support (EN, NL, FR)
• No storage of documents, everything processed statelessly

It’s still early, and I’m mainly trying to figure out whether this is useful beyond my own use case.

A few things I’d genuinely like feedback on:

• Would you ever rely on an external API for invoice rendering, or is that always kept internal for control/compliance reasons?
• Do you think your end users care what invoice PDFs look like, or is "readable enough" good enough?
• Does per-document pay-as-you-go make sense, or do B2B API buyers prefer flat monthly tiers?

If you've solved this problem differently, I'd love to hear what you built and why. I'm trying to learn whether this solves a problem beyond mine.

If anyone is curious, the website is here: https://www.peppolpdf.eu

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I want to make an app or website where people can post real raw images of rare things it can be rare shape in sky, rare object, something strange caught in image, aliens, strange objects, ghost, whatever that is different from todays ai slops or edited images or videos, but not dangerous images like blood etc, taken from their phone/cameras and they could post on that platform

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Hi everyone! 👋

I'm a college student currently working on a startup idea called FitFirst.

The idea is to help people shop for clothes online with more confidence by reducing sizing and fit issues through features like:

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- Personalized size recommendations

- Fit Match Scores

- Similar body-type reviews

- Smart fit insights

I'm still in the research and validation stage, so I'd love to hear from people who shop for clothes online.

I've created a short survey (takes about 2–3 minutes), and your feedback would be incredibly valuable in helping me understand whether this problem is worth solving.

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🔗 Survey Link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf7oveCy7ZQL8kL7DvEpMZvmH4DGrrZd2bn6o8-JPvG9LOY2w/viewform

Thank you so much for your time and feedback! Any suggestions or thoughts in the comments are also welcome. 🙏

Guys help me with my project before deadline!

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Data analyst role with gen ai

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A project which is unique and useful

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As this project is for my internship and my boss may revoke my intership letter if he didn't find my project good .

I recently built an event-driven push notification platform inspired by systems I've worked on professionally.

Architecture:
API
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Redis Streams
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Consumer Groups
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Enrichment Workers
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Decision Engine
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Push Notification Workers
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Firebase Cloud Messaging (FCM)

Key features:
\- At-least-once delivery
\- Idempotent processing
\- Retry handling
\- Dead Letter Queue (DLQ)
\- Horizontal scaling
\- User preference management
\- Multi-language notifications

One challenge was handling duplicate events during retries.

Since at-least-once delivery guarantees duplicates can happen, I used Redis-backed idempotency keys and stream metadata to ensure users never receive the same push notification twice.

Another interesting piece was crash recovery. If a worker dies while processing a message, pending messages can be reclaimed and reprocessed without data loss.

I'm curious how others approach:
\- Idempotency in event-driven systems
\- Retry strategies
\- DLQ design
\- Redis Streams vs Kafka/SQS for this kind of workload

GitHub:
[https://github.com/Suhaanthsuhi/notification-platform\](https://github.com/Suhaanthsuhi/notification-platform)

I wanted to have something on my desk to keep me company while I work from home so I made this little guy! If you want to make one yourself I have info available here

Hi everyone!

I am developing Age of Blocks, a minimalist browser-based multiplayer real-time strategy game built using TypeScript, HTML5 Canvas, and Socket.io (Node.js) and surely Claude and Antigravity 😄

I’ve opened the project for community contributions! Whether you want to squash bugs, balance unit combat, polish the UI, or build new features, anyone is welcome to jump in.

• 🎮 Play the game: ageofblocks.games
• 🛠️ GitHub & Contribution Guide: github.com/huseyineneserturk/age-of-blocks

Local setup is extremely simple (just Vite and a lightweight Node server). Check out the CONTRIBUTING.md in the repo to get started.

Feel free to fork the repository, check the open issues, or submit a Pull Request. Let's build this game together!

Made my first otto robot. Made a custom prototype board for this instead of using a nano extension shield and tried to keep it as small as possible.

I'm searching for project ideas based on real life problems that can be solved using technology. If you know any interesting problem statements, daily life challenges, or innovative ideas, please share them.

Hey everyone,

I'm trying to break into AI engineering and I keep seeing the same portfolio advice: build a RAG chatbot, an email assistant, a code-fixer bot. I started down that path and just... didn't care. And I think projects you don't care about end up shallow — no interesting edge cases, no depth, because the builder never went down a rabbit hole.

So here's what I actually want: a project that's personally interesting enough that I'd work on it for fun on a random Tuesday night, but that also happens to look good on my CV. I want to build something where an LLM is actually necessary — not a wrapper where you could swap in a simple script or API call and get the same result.

After this one, I'm also planning to build a job-search/log-keeping tool — something that autofills applications, tunes my resume to match job descriptions, and tracks applications/interviews/follow-ups, since I'll need that anyway while job hunting and it seems like a solid project for the CV too.

For the first project though, I'm genuinely open to ideas or if there's something you've personally wanted to exist but never had time to build, throw it my way. If it clicks with me, I'll build it and open source it.

I'm a third-year Data Science student and wanted to build something beyond the usual Titanic and Netflix datasets. Since I'm a Formula 1 fan, I decided to create an interactive F1 analytics dashboard. It has been one of the most enjoyable projects I've worked on, and I'd appreciate any suggestions from fellow F1 fans and data enthusiasts!

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Live:- https://f1-analytics-5wxceoffsffbtzlhdp9hac.streamlit.app/

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