I'm working on https://teeming.ai, trying to solve the information asymmetry problem in the job market.

The project has been a huge learning curve for me - I started out as a skeptic of how generative AI could solve real problems (rather than just create noise) but now think that, like the internet, it can create a new kind of abundance that will be harnessable in all sorts of interesting ways.

Just launched a startup/life style business where I use AI to help people practice for upcoming interviews - https://hiredcoach.ai

Already have been told by some users that the interview prep they got from it has correctly predicted several of the actual interview questions they got, crediting its prep for their breezing through the interview rounds.

I'm really hoping it helps a lot of people!

20 years and counting, working on https://next-episode.net (it's a TV/Movies tracking website and community).

I've dedicated this week to some maintenance tasks that are long overdue (mainly modernization of the code and the database), kinda delaying the inevitable (which is to work on harder tasks in my todo - like adding features to the mobile apps).

A previewer for Sierra which is an XML based DSL for Java Swing (not by me, but by Greg Brown)

https://github.com/HTTP-RPC/Sierra

I like the ability to declare UIs and the layout manager that Sierra has is the only sane layout manager for Swing I have worked with

https://prepbook.app - minimal recipe manager

As simple to use as a notes app, with clever culinary capabilities :)

I run a SVN server for my personal projects, home lab and home automation stuff.

I noticed that the SVN CLI workflow is a bit dated and I think there's room to create a graphite like experience for svn, especially focusing on stacking.

I am set out to: - create a modern CLI to interact with SVN

- create a subsystem to run alongside the svn repo (similar to gitaly)

- create a good looking web UI to browser the repo, review code reviews, etc

I'm building a node based image editing / graphic design tool called Sevro

The hope is that I can bring more procedural workflows to graphic design so you can make generative branding systems and parametric identities

(or just make sick posters)

you can try it in the browser, no login no tracking https://sevro-app.netlify.app/

I recently launched Queens Hourly puzzle on App Store.

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/queens-hourly/id6751763916

Every hour, new Queens Puzzle (LinkedIn style) is available to play. No leaderboard, no stats, nothing to buy, just pure play. Every user gets the exact same puzzle to solve for that UTC hour.

I would love to get some feedback from the community!

Created a web game: https://www.teqgame.com

I really liked the concept of games like cards against humanity, quiplash, whose line is it anyway etc. However, there was no virtual way to play it with a group of friends. Quiplash required steam setup (which was not possible on my corporate mac). So i built this as an alternate to build upon the formula.

[still in alpha phase so lots and lots of bugs]

I work on Robotics, so was recently implementing slamkit in rust. https://github.com/MostlyKIGuess/slam-rs

But a lot of what I work on is my classes giving me less time to open source nowadays, but I have also worked in implementing and mashing new Papers coming out in Robotics. Anyone who wants to talk more should please connect!