Stream: general

Topic: What should I build next week?

Dixit Ram (Feb 08 2026 at 05:21):

I am trying to learn SvelteKit & Go for my internship. However, I'm unsure what to build.

Any ideas? :light_bulb:

Ron Waldon-Howe (Feb 08 2026 at 07:33):

is there a workflow at work using a CLI or API that could be improved or easier to understand if it were presented/controlled in the web browser?

Dixit Ram (Feb 16 2026 at 06:13):

What about an n8n project?

Idea: Wake Me Up :alarm_clock:

Wakes you up when you reach your destination. : Useful When Your traveling through Public Transport at night and Not Tracking Or Alarm system is available.

Uses the live location sharing feature of WhatsApp/Telegram.
You share your live location, and we keep track of it and call or alert you when you’re about to reach your destination.

I have tried some similar bots, but they drain too much battery because they check every 3-5 minutes constantly.

So I thought of making it better:
If the destination is far, longer checking intervals.

As you get closer, shorter intervals.
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Tim Uckun (Feb 16 2026 at 21:39):

Here is an idea for you. Build a note taking app which would apply natural language processing to your note and extract any dates, people, and addresses and put them in a database. it would also highlight them (perhaps with different colors) so that you could adjust or correct the app. It would then associate the note with the date, place or person it detected. For example if the note said "meet tom and the crew next friday at harry's coffee shop" it would detect a person called tom, next friday as the date, and harry's coffee shop as the place. Now on next friday it could percolate this note to your view of the day. You could search for tom and find all associated notes with tom.

You could go back to your note correct "tom" to be "tom smith" and it would update the database.

You could also come up with novel markup so that you could manually indicate these items. For example %d[next tuesday] or %n[tom smith] or @[tom smith] etc.

Each note could be tagged at the top so you could quickly see how it's all connected.

You could also add other tags such as #[project/todos/important] so that the app can present the notes as a hierarchy.

Lots of options here on what can be detected.

Last updated: Feb 17 2026 at 17:33 UTC