Show HN: Pothos – a plugin based GraphQL schema builder for TypeScript
2 by michaelghayes | 1 comments on Hacker News.
Thursday, 3 February 2022
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Show HN: Emergency softlight for late night video calls
2 by rcarmo | 0 comments on Hacker News.
This has kind of a weird backstory, but in short, I am doing later and later video calls and needed a way to offset the blue tint of my laptop camera, so I hacked a quick web page to use my monitor as a softlight. Might not be suitable for all skin tones, and is a 30s hack that turned into a 15m one, so YMMV.
2 by rcarmo | 0 comments on Hacker News.
This has kind of a weird backstory, but in short, I am doing later and later video calls and needed a way to offset the blue tint of my laptop camera, so I hacked a quick web page to use my monitor as a softlight. Might not be suitable for all skin tones, and is a 30s hack that turned into a 15m one, so YMMV.
Wednesday, 2 February 2022
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Show HN: Medusa-Extender
2 by adrien2p | 0 comments on Hacker News.
Get some cool features with your medusa headless e-commerce
2 by adrien2p | 0 comments on Hacker News.
Get some cool features with your medusa headless e-commerce
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Show HN: Just Launched an App for Dads
3 by pbarondadditude | 1 comments on Hacker News.
Hey there, First time posting on HN. We're looking for feedback from parents. We're 2 dads who started working on Dadditude in the midst of covid lockdowns last year. Being a dad is a long, emotional, draining, and lonely journey. Through our research we learned that dads want to improve their parenting but are too shy to ask for help, and are tired of reading content online written for mums. We set out to fix that and create a platform that would help dads feel seen, validated, and supported. By helping dads, we hope to support moms and partners too, because all parents deserve more support. Quick timeline so far: We started a community of dads on Instagram last Feb to test hypothesis and learn about their needs. We then launched an MVP in April, a super simple app serving weekly coaching guides created with a parenting professional partner. We made several updates in summer and fall, working like crazy in the background to convince parenting professionals to write coaching guides for us. Especially hard when you're a nobody. But people are kind and we found all the support we needed. We launched a v1 app mid-December with 50 coaching guides and a more full fledge community board (and a paid membership tier). We've just added on-demand parenting professional support in Jan. And last week added a picture board for dads to upload pics of their families, and that's become more popular than the forums!! ← I knew dads wanted to feel more visible but I love these discoveries! Super proud of the work done so far, but still so much to do to smooth out the product experience, and get closer to PFM. So much learning. web: https://ift.tt/24vcG7FLO ios: https://ift.tt/EvpPsyuVW android: https://ift.tt/wusjW5ybI (part of the experience is behind a paywall, but you can test nearly all paid features once for free - so long as you register through Apple or Google) All thoughts and feedback welcome in the comments below, especially if you're a parent entrepreneur. TYIA
3 by pbarondadditude | 1 comments on Hacker News.
Hey there, First time posting on HN. We're looking for feedback from parents. We're 2 dads who started working on Dadditude in the midst of covid lockdowns last year. Being a dad is a long, emotional, draining, and lonely journey. Through our research we learned that dads want to improve their parenting but are too shy to ask for help, and are tired of reading content online written for mums. We set out to fix that and create a platform that would help dads feel seen, validated, and supported. By helping dads, we hope to support moms and partners too, because all parents deserve more support. Quick timeline so far: We started a community of dads on Instagram last Feb to test hypothesis and learn about their needs. We then launched an MVP in April, a super simple app serving weekly coaching guides created with a parenting professional partner. We made several updates in summer and fall, working like crazy in the background to convince parenting professionals to write coaching guides for us. Especially hard when you're a nobody. But people are kind and we found all the support we needed. We launched a v1 app mid-December with 50 coaching guides and a more full fledge community board (and a paid membership tier). We've just added on-demand parenting professional support in Jan. And last week added a picture board for dads to upload pics of their families, and that's become more popular than the forums!! ← I knew dads wanted to feel more visible but I love these discoveries! Super proud of the work done so far, but still so much to do to smooth out the product experience, and get closer to PFM. So much learning. web: https://ift.tt/24vcG7FLO ios: https://ift.tt/EvpPsyuVW android: https://ift.tt/wusjW5ybI (part of the experience is behind a paywall, but you can test nearly all paid features once for free - so long as you register through Apple or Google) All thoughts and feedback welcome in the comments below, especially if you're a parent entrepreneur. TYIA
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Show HN: I have made a Chrome extension to focus on my goals
2 by Geeta2101 | 0 comments on Hacker News.
Hi, In the past few years, I have discovered and tested the benefits of goal settings and visualization. I have formed this habit of writing my goals as affirmations in a pocket diary and reading it every morning. However, there are days when I forget to do it and then lose momentum. So, I thought of a chrome extension with a minimal interface where I can add all my affirmations, and then it displays them on a new tab throughout the day, one affirmation at a time. With the help of my teammate, I have created exactly this. It's called 'Affirmations Flow.' This is how it works: - When you add it to the chrome, it comes with a few sample affirmations preloaded - You can edit and replace them with your affirmations. - Click save, and you are set. - When you open a new tab next time, it will shuffle play those affirmations displaying each affirmation for thirty minutes so that you can focus on it. - If you are in public place and do not want others to see your affirmations, there is an option to hide the shuffle and the extension gives you a blank screen new tab with beautiful floating bubbles. It's totally free. Here is the link if you want try it out: https://ift.tt/nTV0cWpgJ Thanks!
2 by Geeta2101 | 0 comments on Hacker News.
Hi, In the past few years, I have discovered and tested the benefits of goal settings and visualization. I have formed this habit of writing my goals as affirmations in a pocket diary and reading it every morning. However, there are days when I forget to do it and then lose momentum. So, I thought of a chrome extension with a minimal interface where I can add all my affirmations, and then it displays them on a new tab throughout the day, one affirmation at a time. With the help of my teammate, I have created exactly this. It's called 'Affirmations Flow.' This is how it works: - When you add it to the chrome, it comes with a few sample affirmations preloaded - You can edit and replace them with your affirmations. - Click save, and you are set. - When you open a new tab next time, it will shuffle play those affirmations displaying each affirmation for thirty minutes so that you can focus on it. - If you are in public place and do not want others to see your affirmations, there is an option to hide the shuffle and the extension gives you a blank screen new tab with beautiful floating bubbles. It's totally free. Here is the link if you want try it out: https://ift.tt/nTV0cWpgJ Thanks!
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Show HN: Hexle - A Wordle-like game where you guess a 16-bit hex int
2 by James-Livesey | 0 comments on Hacker News.
2 by James-Livesey | 0 comments on Hacker News.
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