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jamiehewitt

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jamiehewitt··on Show HN: Using SQL's Turing completeness to build Tetris
Yeah, fair enough. It's an interesting project
jamiehewitt··on Company I founded and ran is being sold for $2M, and I'm getting $0
Wow that's tough times, sorry to hear about that. Do you not own any shares anymore?
jamiehewitt··on Show HN: Using SQL's Turing completeness to build Tetris
This is a cool project. Just wondering... why did you build it?
jamiehewitt··on Show HN: FluxImage: Flux AI Image Generator
When trying to write a prompt, the text is white on a white background, making it impossible to read.

Also, it would be good if it were possible to create at least one image without creating an account as a way to test it out.

jamiehewitt··on Which open-source projects are widely used but maintained by just a few people?
Mocha js testing framework is widely used and maintained by a small team https://github.com/mochajs/mocha/issues/5027
jamiehewitt··on Show HN: On-chain forms and discussions. Open source
My motivation for building this was seeing that there is still a significant cost and high barrier to entry to deploy smart contracts on a blockchain and build a decentralised applications.

The evidence of this challenge is that many web3 organisations are using centralised tools like Google Forms and Notion.

The solution I’ve worked on is to build a smart contract with enough flexibility that it can pretty much be used for any project. The frontend currently gives you 2 options akin to Google Forms or Reddit. Any React dev can fork the frontend and create a decentralised app without any blockchain knowledge.