My school project from 1988 - a flowchart generator written in BBC Basic
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. hBuilt a real-time voice/video chat feature like Twitter Spaces for my social app Y
Hey everyone,
I'm a solo dev building a social platform called **Y**, and I just launched a new feature called **Yap** – it's like Twitter Spaces, and it supports audio and video. It also supports screensharing if you are on PC. To start a Yap you can go onto Y at https://ysocial.xyz, and as long as you are logged in, just press this button.
https://preview.redd.it/pm1gu9qp6uve1.png?width=536&format=png&auto=webp&s=afd8b19fb6dc62f2a5b154d3faf666e9e5059b4a
Right now, you can control who is allowed to talk in the Yap with a list of comma separated usernames. I will make this more intuitive in the future and this is just the first version :). I used livekit for Yap selfhosted on my own server.
It looks more or less like this in a yap:
https://preview.redd.it/g4w68y147uve1.png?width=451&format=png&auto=webp&s=dbcd0dcc0a919f98a771bd79d823a89a38fe33e4
As you can see there's a few buttons, one to control mic, another for camera, one more for screensharing and finally an exit button to leave. Sorry if Yap isn't perfect this is just the first version.
Completely offtopic, but I also made it so that every Y user has a (username).iscool.lol subdomain that redirects to their Y profile. eg: bob.iscool.lol ttp://bob.iscool.lol would go to https://ysocial.xyz/boCompletely pointless feature but I found it fun to implement!
Please tell me what you think about Yap and anything about Y. Thanks for reading this yap post!
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Hey everyone,
I'm a solo dev building a social platform called **Y**, and I just launched a new feature called **Yap** – it's like Twitter Spaces, and it supports audio and video. It also supports screensharing if you are on PC. To start a Yap you can go onto Y at https://ysocial.xyz, and as long as you are logged in, just press this button.
https://preview.redd.it/pm1gu9qp6uve1.png?width=536&format=png&auto=webp&s=afd8b19fb6dc62f2a5b154d3faf666e9e5059b4a
Right now, you can control who is allowed to talk in the Yap with a list of comma separated usernames. I will make this more intuitive in the future and this is just the first version :). I used livekit for Yap selfhosted on my own server.
It looks more or less like this in a yap:
https://preview.redd.it/g4w68y147uve1.png?width=451&format=png&auto=webp&s=dbcd0dcc0a919f98a771bd79d823a89a38fe33e4
As you can see there's a few buttons, one to control mic, another for camera, one more for screensharing and finally an exit button to leave. Sorry if Yap isn't perfect this is just the first version.
Completely offtopic, but I also made it so that every Y user has a (username).iscool.lol subdomain that redirects to their Y profile. eg: bob.iscool.lol ttp://bob.iscool.lol would go to https://ysocial.xyz/boCompletely pointless feature but I found it fun to implement!
Please tell me what you think about Yap and anything about Y. Thanks for reading this yap post!
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Does Atlassian train Bitbucket AI on code in our repositories?
Hi. Not new to programming, just not sure where to ask this. I have used Bitbucket, both privately and professionally in the past. I see now they're integrating AI with it. Given that Github trains Copilot on at least public repositories, and Gitlab seems like they are doing similar, I am wondering if we know whether Bitbucket is doing the same? Of course, if a repository is public, there is almost no way of preventing web-scraping by AI. However, I would rather not hand-feed Atlassian code of mine. It will have to be public because I'm going to link it on my CV. (I appreciate Bitbucket is free, but I'd rather them make money off ads than training AI on code of mine.)
So far I've failed to find an official policy/statement on this.
I hope this isn't the way things are going, but the cynic in me says public repositories are now completely fair game, just like how companies pilfer all the rest of our data.
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Hi. Not new to programming, just not sure where to ask this. I have used Bitbucket, both privately and professionally in the past. I see now they're integrating AI with it. Given that Github trains Copilot on at least public repositories, and Gitlab seems like they are doing similar, I am wondering if we know whether Bitbucket is doing the same? Of course, if a repository is public, there is almost no way of preventing web-scraping by AI. However, I would rather not hand-feed Atlassian code of mine. It will have to be public because I'm going to link it on my CV. (I appreciate Bitbucket is free, but I'd rather them make money off ads than training AI on code of mine.)
So far I've failed to find an official policy/statement on this.
I hope this isn't the way things are going, but the cynic in me says public repositories are now completely fair game, just like how companies pilfer all the rest of our data.
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Talk to Your API Docs Like a Dev Teammate
Tired of digging through API docs to find the one endpoint you need?
I just launched a tool that lets you **chat with any API docs** — paste a URL, Markdown, or OpenAPI text and ask things like:
* “How do I create a webhook?”
* “What’s the request body for POST /payments?”
* “What authentication is required?”
No login, free to try and blazing fast responses. Try it out at https://chatapi.aiptf.com/
Let me know what you’d ask if you had an AI assistant built into your API docs.
All feedback welcome!
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Tired of digging through API docs to find the one endpoint you need?
I just launched a tool that lets you **chat with any API docs** — paste a URL, Markdown, or OpenAPI text and ask things like:
* “How do I create a webhook?”
* “What’s the request body for POST /payments?”
* “What authentication is required?”
No login, free to try and blazing fast responses. Try it out at https://chatapi.aiptf.com/
Let me know what you’d ask if you had an AI assistant built into your API docs.
All feedback welcome!
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"Serbia: Cellebrite zero-day exploit used to target phone of Serbian student activist" -- "The exploit, which targeted Linux kernel USB drivers, enabled Cellebrite customers with physical access to a locked Android device to bypass" the "lock screen and gain privileged access on the device."
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Fiverr Stole 110+ Hours of My Work for $0 – Don’t Trust This Platform!
Fellow freelancers, I’m beyond furious and need to warn you about Fiverr. I poured 110+ hours into a coding project, only for Fiverr to cancel it all, leaving me with $0 while the client kept my work AND a domain I paid for. Here’s my horror story:
I took a $450 web dev project with two milestones. First milestone (HTML, JavaScript): fully done, approved by the client, 1000s of lines of clean code. Second milestone (styling): 80% done, but technical issues stopped me. I offered to refund the second part and handed over ALL files—code, docs, even a year-long domain I funded.
The client demanded a full refund, claiming it was “unusable” (despite approving the first milestone!). Fiverr sided with them, cancelling *everything*. I got nothing, and the client kept my work for free. I fought with support for weeks, sending evidence (code, screenshots). Their final excuse? The client “lost trust” and “didn’t want an incomplete project.” They claim the client can’t use my work per their policy, but there’s no enforcement—Fiverr just shrugs while I lose 110 hours and domain costs.
Even after my Trustpilot review, Fiverr doubled down, saying the cancellation is final because I couldn’t finish. They ignored that the first milestone was DONE and APPROVED. I’m done with Fiverr—they don’t care about freelancers. Your approved work can be erased if a client whines, and you’ll get nothing.
**Please share this to warn others!** Has anyone else been screwed by Fiverr? How do you avoid platforms that exploit freelancers? I have proof (screenshots, files) and can share privately. Let’s expose this unfair system!
**TL;DR**: Fiverr cancelled my 110-hour coding project ($450) after the client got my work and domain for free. Support ignored my evidence and protects clients over freelancers. Avoid Fiverr!
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Fellow freelancers, I’m beyond furious and need to warn you about Fiverr. I poured 110+ hours into a coding project, only for Fiverr to cancel it all, leaving me with $0 while the client kept my work AND a domain I paid for. Here’s my horror story:
I took a $450 web dev project with two milestones. First milestone (HTML, JavaScript): fully done, approved by the client, 1000s of lines of clean code. Second milestone (styling): 80% done, but technical issues stopped me. I offered to refund the second part and handed over ALL files—code, docs, even a year-long domain I funded.
The client demanded a full refund, claiming it was “unusable” (despite approving the first milestone!). Fiverr sided with them, cancelling *everything*. I got nothing, and the client kept my work for free. I fought with support for weeks, sending evidence (code, screenshots). Their final excuse? The client “lost trust” and “didn’t want an incomplete project.” They claim the client can’t use my work per their policy, but there’s no enforcement—Fiverr just shrugs while I lose 110 hours and domain costs.
Even after my Trustpilot review, Fiverr doubled down, saying the cancellation is final because I couldn’t finish. They ignored that the first milestone was DONE and APPROVED. I’m done with Fiverr—they don’t care about freelancers. Your approved work can be erased if a client whines, and you’ll get nothing.
**Please share this to warn others!** Has anyone else been screwed by Fiverr? How do you avoid platforms that exploit freelancers? I have proof (screenshots, files) and can share privately. Let’s expose this unfair system!
**TL;DR**: Fiverr cancelled my 110-hour coding project ($450) after the client got my work and domain for free. Support ignored my evidence and protects clients over freelancers. Avoid Fiverr!
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Anyone transferred Helsinki MOOC credits to the USA?
So if you take a Helsinki MOOC, you can obtain ECTs, credits through the school.
Wondering if anyone has had their school in the USA accept them for courses or as gen/elective credit.
Of course Ill email my school, but just wanted to see anyone's experiences since they are free courses.
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So if you take a Helsinki MOOC, you can obtain ECTs, credits through the school.
Wondering if anyone has had their school in the USA accept them for courses or as gen/elective credit.
Of course Ill email my school, but just wanted to see anyone's experiences since they are free courses.
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Responsive Card HTML CSS with Hover Effects
In this project, we focused on creating a responsive clip path card layout using HTML and CSS, designed to showcase various cities with engaging visuals and informative content. The goal was to develop a modern, interactive card component that not only looks appealing but also functions well across different devices and screen sizes.
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In this project, we focused on creating a responsive clip path card layout using HTML and CSS, designed to showcase various cities with engaging visuals and informative content. The goal was to develop a modern, interactive card component that not only looks appealing but also functions well across different devices and screen sizes.
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