rubansk

I recently launched Notchi (https://github.com/sk-ruban/notchi), a tamagotchi that lives in your Mac notch and emotionally reacts to your Claude Code sessions. It cries when you yell at it and gets happy when you praise it. Drew all the pixel art sprites by hand in Aseprite.

Hey, dev here! thanks for posting this on HN! :)

The algodrill post (5th) is already on today’s HN front page. What a time to be alive!

I love cs193p! Paul Hegarty is an incredible teacher. I did the course twice [1], first in 2020 as a programming noob who just threw everything into one file. His teaching of MVVM was my first introduction to proper software architecture. Then I went through it again last year as a refresher before building my first app and even on the second run, his lectures were fun to listen to.

[1] https://github.com/sk-ruban/CS193p

Thanks for the the kind words, also in the midst of updating the website since its a bit outdated wrt to the app features now!

I'm using api-football[0], but its paid. Unfortunately, here's not much free sources available that provide the exact data i want + real-time data.

[0]: https://www.api-football.com/

Posted about this last month and good some good comments / feedback via email :)

I'm working on Teletable (https://teletable.app), a macOS app that shows live football & F1 standings/results with a teletext interface (think BBC Ceefax). It's free and on the appstore:

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/teletable-football-teletext/id...

I’m singaporean and have never heard about “marriage offers” in clubs being a thing. Maybe I’m going to the wrong ones.

I'm working on Teletable (https://teletable.app), a macOS app that shows live football & F1 standings/results with a teletext interface (think BBC Ceefax). It's free and on the appstore:

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/teletable-football-teletext/id...

decade streak is legit impressive. just hit 30 days of 5k myself. some might scoff at the number of 1mile days but dragging yourself out when you're busy or exhausted is rough.

my mum once bought "japanese rice" from the supermarket that tasted noticeably different (and worse). had to check the label, turns out it was made in Vietnam.

Just started part 2 last week! It’s really one of the best moocs I’ve done.