so beautiful. thank you for this. I am trying to develop intuition for sine cosine etc. and it did fire some neurons in my brain not sure i can put that into words
Readit Newstaherchhabra commented on Show HN: I was curious about spherical helix, ended up making this visualization visualrambling.space/movi... · Posted by u/damarberlari
taherchhabra commented on Show HN: Vaultrice – A real-time key-value store with a localStorage API vaultrice.com/... · Posted by u/adrai
Just yesterday my son built a zombie shooter game in chatgpt, then shared the link with his friend, both were able to play individually, then my son asked can we play together and shoot each other. I was wondering is there something like localstorage but for network which chatgpt can easily use it. Can this work for my son's use case?
At my ex employer, every employee had an hourly rate in the system, I had thought of pulling the rates from the internal system into Microsoft teams, to display the cost of every meeting.
taherchhabra commented on Show HN: Nia – MCP server that gives more docs and repos to coding agents trynia.ai/... · Posted by u/jellyotsiro
Sometimes Claude code defaults to using the older versions of certain libraries, have to explicitly tell claude to use the specific version. Even then it goes back to older version, so I downloaded the entire repo of that library and put it in my project folder. Does your product solve that ?
taherchhabra commented on Flux Kontext Image editing tests flickspeed.ai/canvas/publ... · Posted by u/taherchhabra
I've created a comparison canvas with before/after results testing Flux Kontext Image editing across 13+ editing scenarios. The model's contextual understanding is surprisingly good.
Test categories included:
Object manipulation (adding/removing specific elements) Style transfer (photo to art styles) Material changes (wood to marble, leather to velvet) Text editing while preserving font/weathering Complex scene modifications Selective editing
taherchhabra commented on Ask HN: How do you promote your personal projects with a limited budget? · Posted by u/javafactory
My credentials: I just got my 50th individual commercial use license subscription last night, and including sponsorship for personal use of the software, I have 90 people contributing financially towards the project.
My advice: Make YouTube videos sharing how you use the product and sharing updates about the product in a structured format. Places like HackerNews, Reddit, pretty much any text-based network, are extremely hostile towards people sharing the outcomes of their individual creativity, whereas video-based networks are surprisingly open to it.
thanks for this insight
Do you think you use more than just 200$ worth of API credits in a month? I've used both Claude Code and Cursor, and I find myself liking the Terminal CLI, but the price is much more than 20$ per month for me.
I was spending around 8 - 10$ in 2-4 hours easily and I had to be conscious of the credits being deducted, so 200$ for a month unlimited usage didn't seemed too bad, and now i just throw a lot of code generated by claude if a don't like and retry from scratch
Claude code is the best so far, I am using the 200$ plan. in terms of feature matrix all tools are almost same with some hits and misses but speed is something which claude code wins.
taherchhabra commented on Show HN: I made a web-based, free alternative to Screen Studio screenrecorder.me... · Posted by u/johnwheeler
congrats on the launch. I was just about looking for a tool like this.