Ask HN: What project are you currently working on? – June

I realized I didn't have anything in python that I could put on my resume, so I threw together a quick version of tail in python.

https://github.com/gryftir/pytail

Three projects: - Liquicipe, an Android app for storing E-Liquid recipes (primarily for testing C++ and Qt on Android)

- A remake of my personal website with AngularJS and a Java Spring backend, primarily for testing Spring and adding a few larger features

- Some kind of colors game on Android, using libgdx - primarily because I didn't know what to code

Marvelogs looks great. I'll keep an eye on it.

Switching http://soundshelter.net/ over to Django

Been a surprisingly pleasurable experience so far.

- Building a "strandbeest" bike with legs instead of a back wheel (for fun)

- Creating a sports site that will generate odds based on crowd sourced content (as a hobby)

- Developing a tool to manage data warehousing environments (as a side business)

Working on https://zoomlee.com/ to make it easier to travel internationally hassle free and leave worrying about visa/passport expiration dates, international tax tracking and safety concerns to technology :). Organize and securely store important documents

The Global Computer Employer Index: http://www.warplife.com/jobs/computer/

It's not yet really "global" by any means however I do have some decent coverage of Portland, San Francisco, Seattle, San Luis Obispo, Santa Cruz and New York City.

I've stopped posting new companies while I work on some tools to automate the process. For example I keep new listings in a bunch of LibreOffice spreadsheets. Last week I learned the hard way that the number of tabs is limited to 95.

It is my hope that by doing this there will no longer be a need to find jobs through staffing agencies. When I was just starting out I just looked up "Computer Programming" in the Yellow Pages.

Creating a chrome extension that gives easy access to a user's playlists.

Here's the progress so far http://imgur.com/rNHzfj4

Motivation: I pretty much use Youtube as my music player. Great selection and I like watching the videos every now and then. The problem is that it doesn't really have the UI of a music player e.g. easy access to all of my 200+ playlists.

Elevator Pitch: Carmatic - http://carmatic.co (Car owner's best friend) At your request, takes your car to the repair shop for you and brings it back to your home or office. Think of 'Shyp for Car Repair'. All for just $25. We are operational in NYC.

Why: Because It sucks to be spending a lot time taking your car to the repair shop then either waiting there while its getting fixed or going back and forth to pick it up later. The experience is just frustrating!

Feedback: Would love HN'ers to give some feedback! (email: chaudhary.fsl@gmail.com)

I managed to get audio and text working for my current project to build Space Invaders in C++.

It is objectively terrible but there it is: https://bitbucket.org/kennethrapp/spaceinvaders

I need to spend a few weeks on Unity tutorials now so maybe I can learn to make something people will actually want to play.

I'm also working on a Corona app and a Facebook API think for a startup i'm interning/working at.

I've just launched my first comic, Carcosa - http://www.strangecompany.org/carcosa/ . It's made using CGI techniques, but post-processed to look like hand-drawn art. People seem to like it so far.

I'm working on 3 short films - one is literally hours away from completion, one I've just shot, and one I'm shooting in two weeks.

All of them are at least moderately interesting from a technical standpoint: the first is a two-hander between a live actor and a CGI motion-captured character. The second uses practical effects including the quite marvelous "el wire", but was made with a crew that goes beyond "tiny" and into "that shouldn't be possible", largely by utilising the latest film tech (Rode's new frequency-hopping wireless mic really saved our collective ass). And the third I'm using as a chance to really stretch the Sony a7s's legs and get close to Hollywood lighting without the Hollywood power bill, by using complex but very low light at an ISO that would normally be unusable.

I'm also continuing to poke at VR - most recently experimenting with stereo cubemaps, which are amazing. Here are my initial experiments with that: http://www.strangecompany.org/3-new-virtual-reality-stereo-p...

I am working on a location bookmarking & discovery application, called kollekkt - https://www.kollekkt.com - It lets you collect, share and discover the best places around the world. Users can also create their own, individual Collections of favourite places. It would be cool to know what you think of it.

Nearshore/Offshore outsourcing concept. We match the talent to client needs.

Our bilingual team of software developers are based in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Very easy connect and chat during the business day via Skype.

Currently helping with Market Discovery & Business Development. Ping me for more details. > justin[@]accelone.com

Group collaboration environment. Work together wherever you are. Bullpens with people from different buildings, even different states, all talking and sharing and collaborating together, continuously.

I am building my freelance business. Been working on my website, jcurcioconsulting.com, pretty heavily over the last couple of weeks.

Practising some Common Lisp/functional programming with a text-based MUD (https://github.com/veddox/atlantis). Don't expect the next nethack, but it's fun :-)

Working on a past due invoice management platform in between consulting work. Basically it takes past due invoices and automates contact attempts. Emails, Letters, Voice Messages, Text Messages and Faxes on a predefined schedule. It also can be used for outbound calling campaigns and will soon have a built in call scripting engine. Long term is going to be more of a full debt collection platform.

If anyone is interested in more information feel free to email me at david at pastduereceivables.org

Just launched and signed on the first two customers (and a few early birds still running free) on http://timeblock.com

It is a new working methodology that helps Makers beat procrastination, get more time in flow and have time for creating quality code while helping their Managers get a better overview and more sleep.

We are shooting for public launch after the summer holidays, currently the methodology is freely available if you sign up to our launch list. It's a three day email course.

Practive

Elevator Pitch: Gives you enough insight into problems your customers are experiencing in realtime so that you can call them right away to make it right, instead of waiting for them to call you...or worse, leave your platform.

Integrated with Stripe, MixPanel, Mandrill, Gmail, MailChimp, Desk.com and Zendesk. Ingesting and correlating datapoints with customer profiles in order to trigger automated alerts.

Data is again siloed in third party partner systems. Time to bring it all back home and see the end to end customer experience and act on problems regardless of where they happen. Today's modern SaaS platforms generate enough data for customer service or success reps to spot problems in real time and be proactive about helping customers. We have the data, we just need to look at it.

uLambda, just like AWS Lambda, but with REST API that you can actually use...

uLambda, just like AWS Lambda, but with REST API that you can actually use...

Still working on Storytella[0]. I'm currently working with a copywriter to get some much needed user guides in place.

[0] https://storytel.la/