source: https://github.com/jotalea/jotawm
more screenshots: https://imgur.com/a/sf0llvp
source: https://github.com/jotalea/jotawm
more screenshots: https://imgur.com/a/sf0llvp
yipeee
what do i use now?
Gemini: blocked at school due to google workspace policies
Chatgpt: Boycotting bc DoW stuff
Grok: this one's obvious
so yeah if you use claude don't tell it anything hinting you're a minor
https://reddit.com/link/1tav4ju/video/bgb6s8wq0o0h1/player
I’m 12 (almost 13) and building an app called Lyra.
It's for quick, easy to setup AI agents for non-technical businesses.
Just finished the landing page and now working on the backend, authentication, and onboarding flow.
I would love some feedback.
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I have been developing a project called the Ghost Environment to prove that
hardware vendor lock in is a software choice rather than a physical limitation.
Today I reached a significant milestone by successfully initializing NVIDIA
Isaac Sim 5.1.0 on an AMD Radeon RX 7800 XT.
Technical Overview: The system operates as a Rust based hypervisor that
intercepts proprietary API calls at the system level. It utilizes JIT compiled
C++ stubs to spoof the NVIDIA Management Library and a specialized ZLUDA fork to
translate CUDA math kernels into AMD compatible instructions in real time.
Current State and Performance: The engine reached the app ready state in 16
seconds with near zero overhead. It is important to note that the viewport is
currently fully black as OptiX and hardware accelerated Ray Tracing support have
not been implemented yet. However the core physics engine and UI are fully
operational and the hardware gate is officially bypassed.
Release Status: This specific build featuring Isaac Sim and Omniverse support is
currently in private beta and has not been released to the public repository
yet. I am finalizing the internal logic to ensure the system is stable before
the official launch.
If you would like to follow the development or be notified when the full release
drops please star or watch the repository on GitHub at
https://github.com/Void-Compute/AMD-Ghost-Enviroment
I am 15 years old and I engineered this because I wanted to break the walls of a
closed ecosystem. If I can do this anyone can. You have the power to achieve great things.
You can connect to a broker, publish to topics, and subscribe to them! Also a timeout system to make sure it doesn't infinitely remember computers and keep sending data.
It doesn't have any way to actually make sure it received messages, so I need to add that to make it more consistent.
Also, the mqtt.lua library for the clients is automatically downloaded from the broker computer for easy updating!
So, I tried understanding numpy's internals by writing them in C, implemented runtime dimension declaration, stride based indexing, vectorization and all, then I had this weird desire to log the metadata of the arrays declared, did that, then I wanted to know the name of the pointer those were assigned to, at runtime and there started the stuff I am actually proud of... Using my lexical analyzer (which is a finite state machine) I had written earlier for my college assignment, tried doing that, there are 3 approaches i took, the latest one works pretty much in all the cases, obviously I can't do everything... I really think that getting the name of the variable at runtime is cooler than the whole numpy thing!
Here's the link to the repo
Do give it a look...
hello everyone
well, we've made it everyone
how do you like the omen project?
this was a very fun 2 months journey. i think ultimately out of this i became a better systems thinker, even if only slightly. a lot has happened since i started this project, particularly involving school, mental health/trauma, family, etc etc
but i stuck it out
thanks everyone
i love you all for sticking with me on this
if you have any questions, whether it be about the project or stuff that happened during the timeframe, feel free to ask away. i'll try my best to answer everything
sayonara everyone
Hi, I’m a 16-year-old solo developer. I’ve mostly been working alone, but I’d like to join a small team.
I’m relatively new to Golang (i was using c and python before), though I’ve been programming for about 4–5 years, mainly as a backend developer. I’m also interested in blockchain.
If there’s a small team (2–3 people) working on a medium-scale Go project,whether it’s open source or a personal project,I’d love to join and contribute.
Vintagio.in here's my website
Finally i completed making my first fully functional and live website after joining in a startup as an intern . It took a more than month to complete.
Can you guys tell me how is it I made it mainly using php, javascript,sql . I made a dashboard too for adding products and editing them and the text on every pages without needing to change with coding. I used deepseek too for handling errors. Give any advices for my next projects and what programming languages i should learn for later projects
this is basically 8mb.video except you can actually self-host it and run it in your own computer, heck, even your own cluster.
hey gang, just finished up on my MIR thingy. The compiler now has lexer, parser, sema, hir, and mir. gonna do some cheap optimisations like dead-code elimination and constant-folding now.
I built a dead-simple API client in Python because Postman made me create an account just to send a GET request.
It's called mailboy — a parody of Postman.
No account. No cloud. No bloat. Just send requests and see responses.
Built with:
- requests for HTTP
- sqlite3 for local history
- argparse for CLI
- tkinter for GUI (WIP)
CLI usage:
Go to the cli.py in mailboy/cli/cli.py and run this.
python cli.py GET https://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com/posts/1
python cli.py POST https://api.example.com -b '{"name":"test"}'
python cli.py GET https://api.example.com -H "Authorization:Bearer token"
Output:
STATUS: 200
TIME: 0.2053s
BODY:
{
"userId": 1,
"id": 1,
"title": "sunt aut facere..."
}
History saves automatically to local SQLite. Dark mode GUI coming soon.
This is one of my first real projects. Still learning — feedback welcome, harsh or not.
GitHub: https://github.com/The-Judge-From-Hell/mailboy
UPI support welcome: srilaxmi84@ybl
External libraries: Adafruit_SH110X
Display: 1.3" SH1106 LED
Constructor used: Adafruit_SH1106G()
Pretty simple stuff. I had the libraries figured out.
Made it because I couldn't sleep.
hello everyone
i finished designing the sound system
it really was very simple compared to something like the video system, since something like that has a lot more moving parts
i'm really proud of all the work we've done to get here, everyone
love you all
ask any questions if you have them :3
github coming soon
goodbye everyone (this was written in a rush)