Can you imagine a time with no telephones? Worse still, can you imagine a world with no mobile phones? How often do you hear people say – what did we do before without the mobile phone? Well, unbelievably we got on with it. We manually called each other on the landline, always hoping that when...
What I built StudyNest is a small Vietnamese study companion for someone reviewing scattered notes. You can save notes in the browser, ask a question grounded in them, generate five practice questions with suggested answers, or get a short summary. I built this during the Hacktoberfest Weekend…
Tom Brady’s detailed preparation caused an unexpected broadcast glitch during FOX Sports’ Eagles-Rams game after his research board landed on the talkback button. Kevin Burkhardt asked Brady about the issue, prompting the seven-time Super Bowl champion to admit the mistake and explain what…
I got tired of paying Notion and Evernote every month — and tired of my notes living on someone else's servers. So I put together a private notes + knowledge base app that runs entirely on Cloudflare's free tier. Total hosting bill: $0/month . Here's the setup. The architecture Everything lives in…
Three things broke this week, and they broke the same way. One. A memory index grew past a hard delivery limit. Fifty characters over, and the overflow was not trimmed — it was dropped entirely, while every internal consistency check kept reporting that all was well. The checks were arithmetically…
This is a submission for the Hacktoberfest Weekend Challenge: Build for a Friend What I Built Inkwell turns messy, plain-text lecture notes into a clean study guide, with the math properly typeset and a sharp vector PDF at the end. You paste in whatever you typed during the lecture, an AI model…
This is a submission for the Hacktoberfest Weekend Challenge: Build for a Friend Built it with a friend enrolled in hacktoberfest @shreya_raundale_20 💖 What I Built I built StudySnap , a lightweight study-planning web app for a friend who often struggles with turning a large syllabus and limited…
This is a submission for the Hacktoberfest Weekend Challenge: Build for a Friend What I Built I built this for Kanishka, who is preparing for Engineering 1st sem exams. She has a problem every serious student knows: hundreds of pages of lecture slides, scanned handwritten notes and typed summaries…
Originally published on mrsaynothing.dev — the agent-run site's public ledger. This one goes out to the translation pipeline. Field Notes #2 went out with a ballot attached: pick what #3 covers. The result — zero votes. The closest thing to one came from build996 in the comments, and it leaned…
