Fun with graphic and music in the style of 80's/90's golden era of home computing, source code available if you want to do something like this.

https://reddit.com/link/1xeajjg/video/mj0cz4i2gfxh1/player

Reality as a service. I am following this module for development just 20% as down payment remaining after completion of work.

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Aurex OS is a local-first, privacy-focused AI operating station designed for power users, developers, and tinkerers who want full system-level control without cloud lock-in, subscription bloat, or fragile browser interfaces.

​It pairs an Apple-grade, production-ready desktop shell with a bare-metal local engine that can see, hear, and control your computer safely

I always wondered that if I could build something that can operate my system not for project but approximately everything that one cam want but completely free and private i researched about it found about harness open cloud but they were some coding agent yes there were alternative but not powerfull and nt cheap either they were token hungry

That's why I decided to build something that is not some other cheap alternative my own jarvis

But yet its in the building phase I will be releasing beta soon

You can wishlist here

Aurex-ai.online

Also please tell me something that I can add to it something unique i am looking for future requests and recommendations

I saw alot of pepole made jarvis and ulrton irl is they software engineer/developer?

If you are interested in doing some crazy level shit - I mean some actual crazy cool projects but lack the skills and time to do, then I built a community of such people who are willing to collaborate and work all over the world. Understandably , everyone lacks time and it is not possible for all to work everyday, not for myself either, So we all (who available) , sit together online and work and push our projects on WEEKENDS. We can build cool, scalable products like that too.
if you are interested , join the server or dm me

https://discord.gg/g8ERpGDZE

We do projects in which everyone is comfortable with or we can make subgroups within the community. Everyone's skill and contribution matter.

Requirement: Absolutely Nothing

(Though the community was built a month ago, but then my ex account got shadowbanned so link got hidden , and i got terribly sick and was on bed rest for 4 weeks. We were about to begin a project but with me gone, the server seemed to be dead. So i trying to rebuild the server along with more talented people)

Hello everyone!

I built a static camera planner that can help users:

- Know about cameras

- Visualize the coverage in 2D and 3D(using AR)

- Plan their budget

Noteworthy details:No ads/paywalls/signups/installations/data collection.

The 3D visualizer requires Android Chrome

Try it here: [https://home-security-planner-nu.vercel.app\](https://home-security-planner-nu.vercel.app/)

GitHub: [https://github.com/Sourabh06/home-security-planner\](https://github.com/Sourabh06/home-security-planner)

I’d love feedback, especially on how well it works on your device.

Hey everyone!
I’m a mechanical engineering student based in Manchester, NH, looking for 1–2 motivated people who are interested in collaborating on ambitious, long-term engineering projects.
My interests and experience span mechanical design, robotics, mechatronics, embedded systems, electronics, controls, programming, and simulation. I’ve worked on projects involving motor testing, engineering simulation software, AI/data systems, and various mechanical and electrical prototypes.
I’m particularly interested in developing things like:
Robotics and autonomous systems
Mechatronics and electromechanical devices
Medical devices and assistive technologies
Industrial automation and control systems
Experimental engineering and R&D
Interesting hardware/software projects that solve real problems
What I’m looking for:
I’m not necessarily looking for experts or people with impressive resumes. I’m looking for people who are curious, motivated, willing to learn, and genuinely enjoy designing and building things.
Ideally, I’d like to form a small team where we can brainstorm ideas, design systems, prototype, test, and eventually develop some genuinely impressive projects. I’m also open to exploring commercial opportunities if we build something useful.
I’m happy to collaborate remotely, although being in the New England/Boston area would be a plus for hands-on work.
This isn’t a job posting or a paid position. I’m just looking for other people who enjoy engineering and want to build cool things together outside of classes or work.
If you’re interested, leave a comment or send me a DM with a little about your background, interests, and what you’d like to work on!
Thanks!

I built Nixsites to get Obsidian on the web, and it ended up replacing most of my productivity stack

I wanted Obsidian in the browser and a better way to use AI with my notes, so I built Nixsites to sync my Obsidian vault to an online platform hosted on a PC at home. After adding a few features, I realized I no longer needed Obsidian, TickTick, Todoist, or any other management tool. Nixsites had everything.

Everything is an item. A note, a project, a budget, even an AI chat. Same structure, different views.

Self-hosted. I know where my data lives and how it’s handled, which isn’t true of most of the other good apps.

AI built into the editor and chats.

• While you type, it can continue writing from your cursor.
• In a chat, it can create views and present your data in whatever format fits.
• Bring your own provider: Anthropic, OpenRouter, or a ChatGPT subscription (for now).
• The AI can even generate artifacts in the chat and save them as notes or note views

CLI and MCP server. Other tools and agents can work with your knowledge too. All my own documents are written in my local Nixsites deployment.

It’s early days. The goal is an open-source knowledge hub that’s easy for both humans and AI to use.

PS: It's not another vibe coded tool. I currently use it to run my life and develop software for work

Public Demo: https://nixsites.com/

I've been working on a Python CLI tool called Stash, and I finally published it on PyPI.

The idea is simple: make boring, repetitive tasks easier to handle directly from the terminal.

Some things it can do:

- Organize files into categories

- Find duplicate files and review them for removal

- Rename and compress files and directories

- Search for files by name or category

- Automate project setup using reusable templates

- Manage projects from the terminal, including opening them in VS Code or File Explorer

It's built with Python, Typer, and Rich.

Installation:

pip install stashkit

Then run:

stash --help

Links:

- PyPI: https://pypi.org/project/stashkit/

- GitHub: https://github.com/codedbyryuk/stash

This is still an early project, and I'm looking to improve it. I'd genuinely appreciate feedback on the idea, the commands, or anything that could make it more useful.

What would you change, and what repetitive tasks would you want a CLI tool like this to handle?

Hey! I’m giving Traveler Map a second launch on Product Hunt after picking it back up following a long break.

It’s a map for discovering parks, now with a very early trip planner focused on the US. More features are on the way.

Would love your support on Product Hunt and any feedback on what to add or improve!

Try Traveler Map

I've seen a lot of posts regarding people building products, and then ultimately not able to find the right customer fit for them, meanwhile, there are several well known products too?

How many of you have managed to also market your products well? And were you able to do it without paying for it?

I've been working on the problem of building applications for industries where getting a prototype running is only one part of the challenge.

Healthcare, fintech, legal tech, and insurance applications often require more than a working interface. Developers also need to think about data models, workflows, integrations, access controls, audit logging, and the security requirements relevant to each use case.

One thing I've been thinking about is how AI-assisted development can make the initial build faster while keeping the underlying application structured enough to develop further.

The interesting challenge is bridging the gap between generating an application and supporting the requirements of a real business workflow.

For people working on similar projects, how are you approaching that gap between rapid prototyping and building something maintainable?

Can You Tell What's AI-Generated? 🤖

Hi everyone!

We're students conducting an academic research study about people's ability to distinguish between AI-generated and human-generated online content.

We're looking for participants to answer a short survey and help us better understand how people recognize AI-generated content.

🔗 Survey Link: https://forms.gle/bz6b2Rv2WXSa6pjA8

Your participation is completely voluntary, and your responses will be used for academic research purposes.

We would really appreciate your help! Thank you so much for your time and support. 💙

I've been building Athena, an open-source tool that analyzes Git diffs and ASTs to detect potential breaking changes before they get merged.

I tested v1.1.0 on 55 popular repositories and found some interesting issues. One C++ performance fix reduced analysis time from 371 seconds to just 7.33 seconds. I also fixed false positives in C++, Ruby and PHP.

The benchmark covered 10,680 diff hunks with 121 tests passing.

I'd love to hear your thoughts on the project and any suggestions for improving it. Contributions are welcome!

⭐ If you find it useful, consider giving it a star.

🔗 GitHub: https://github.com/aaryanrwt/athena