@小波06573 Realty
6573 Realty is a rental search website enhanced by AI!
Sellers (landlords or agents) can simply input the price, address, and public facilities, and upload photos. The AI will then generate corresponding titles, descriptions, and list the facilities in the house based on the photos. This makes it convenient and fast for landlords, saving them from spending a lot of time thinking about titles and inputting tedious information!
For buyers, we use a tag mechanism. Each property has a set of tags that describe it. By combining these tags, we can accurately describe the property. Therefore, by obtaining the user's preferred tags and fitting the similarity between the user's preferences and the property's tags, we can achieve the best algorithmic results. This significantly reduces the time spent searching for a desired property, saving more than 90% of the time!
65, 73? Why is it called 6573 Realty?
Because in the ASCII table, A is 65 and I is 73. We hope to revolutionize the search method with AI!
>> Since the project is quite large, it cannot be completed within 25 hours. Therefore, I will release it in several stages <<
>> Since it uses a lot of OpenAI models, I am temporarily unable to provide a demo website. I don't want to go bankrupt in one page, sorry <<
Project GitHub Repository: github.com/Xiaobonor/6573Realty
The demo video is in Chinese (text). I apologize for not having an English version available. I will provide an English version in a future update.
@JustinHuang0Wrote a basic Arcade app for IOS! github.com/mjh316/Arcade
Very barebones currently, but can keep track of total time spent, history, and your shop info!
@DarrenLau0Other people use Obsidian for note
I use it for crazy stuff@LukaPanio0Finally stylus passthrough on lindroid working@JamesCao0still a working progress
Im mainly chaing the css and html since the backend is already complete
@Raymond1I've hacked in support for hooking unity games in my new google stadia ripoff homegrown application/game streaming implementation, so now most SDL games and Unity games should be supported.
Note: keyboard input only, mouse + gamepad support is coming soon.
Here is a video of it working with the GOG copy of Hollow Knight. also i plan on testing this over the internet with lots of ppl sometime in the future (there may be a slack channel created for this)
I wanted to record a video of the stream on iphone side by side but as I found out you can't have picture and picture playing while an application is using the camera in ios
(once again the frame drops are because the machine running and streaming the game is also recording this scrapbook video at the same time lol so it's deciding to drop frames from my windows laptop, the game is actually much smoother on the actual testing laptop)
not depicted:
• various performance enhancements and network stability things
• window focus lost events are now dropped so you can run celeste and other FNA games without requiring it to be focused on the host, thank god FNA is open source otherwise guessing how the logic works would be a bit annoying@Caleb1github.com/techyporcupine/esphome
Made and configured a little device for tracking battery levels while I'm discharging a battery
@mrbunnyguyofficial0#arcade Followed a hyperpop tutorial… Using neons and super saturated colors is surprisingly really fun
@MrRocket080Day 5:
Trajectory rendering is in! Next up is the UI for maneuver plotting (so we can actually go places!!!)
@karmanyaahm0Made a little bit of progress on chessbot's proto-control-board as a raspberry pi shield, you can power the pi directly from the screw terminal now, everything else is still disconnected though. If our whole control package ends up this size (hopefully even smaller) I will be fairly happy
@Domsson0Made a platform for my Raspberry Pi Pico robot from plastic and wood waste!
@cupcakes0Almost done with the microphone pcb design! 🎤
@cupcakes0recreating the pcb schematic from a microphone tutorial!
@Averse0working on this RP2040-based text adventure microcontroller that is still a WIP(worked on this for #hack-hour)
@RyanDiLorenzo-U04JGJN2B400My cat's automatic litter box recently stopped working and it's around 300$ for a replacement which we were thinking of doing. I thought I could take a look at it and see if I could try to fix it. I initially thought the motherboard traces were corroded and not making contact so I tried to reflow the solder but no luck. The motherboard and microcontroller pre-installed had no documentation or help guides other than contacting the company to buy a replacement.
I decided to try if I can use a Wemos D1 Mini ESP8266 microcontroller to control it, and after many hours (6) later I present to you a polarity switching circuit using 3 SPDT relays, a step-down buck converter to convert the 18V power from the built-in power on the cat litter to 12V the relays could use. Then after a lot of trial and error I found the perfect transistor (2N2222) in my transistor kit to convert the 3.3v logic levels from the ESP8266 to the 12v or something that the relays can use. Some of my trouble could be avoided if I used the correct DPDT relay modules meant for this, but this is all I had on hand.
It's not quite finished since I still need to hook up the 2 sensors and 2 end stops to make it safe of course, but it's coming along and now the hard part is down. In the end, I'm going to open source a schematic design and order a PCB to contain everything.
@jakjakob0LETS GOOOO S/MIME is woking!!!!! (so now every email I use is now getting S/MIME AND openPGP) (btw there are actually places where you can get free S/MIME certificates - I would never pay for that)
@cupcakes0Working on a Pie PCB workshop! :pcb::pifp:
@Junior0Managed to make a mail server for my fbla competition.
@TheTridentGuy0I was sick yesterday, so I worked on my PCB for #onboard :
@JosiasAurel0new article just dropped (actually last evening but 🤷//josiasw.dev/writing/automatic-social-behaviour>
@Doruk0:siren-real:WEBSITE SHIP:siren-real:
So you know my website is actually built in HTML/CSS and I wasn't proud of it, so I had to redesign it and make it future-proof. After a month of learning next.js and react, I was able to figure out to create an one with :typescript:,:react:,:tailwind: that is %95 created by myself!
:github://github.com/itsdoruk/mawebsite|github.com/itsdoruk/mawebsite>
🌐: dsplash.xyz
@Kieran0#ship I finaly finished procrastinating on making the pcb for my led cube and was able to knock it out in less than 8 hours total; particularly proud of no drc errors and a clean schematic
@vik0day 7 of #10-days-in-public. feeling less cooked today so i started work on my hall effect pcb. i dont kno if the low pass filter values are right (need to simulate in spice) and if the decoupling is right, but it's slowly coming together
@Kieran0Day 6 of #10-days-in-public: i was way too busy with school and robotics today to work on my website but I got to go to a maple syrup farm on a field trip and work on my teams robot; only one auto mishap today!
@Scott1700Day 2 of #10-days-in-public
Just getting a quick post, might update with more later. I started researching what components I might need for my pcb, and made an initial layout for it. I want to design this pcb to be small and modular for a microcontroller (not sure what I will use yet). The layout of the pcb is probably going to change.
@karmanyaahm0chessbot ESP32-DevKitC-v4 clone w/ Pololu DRV8834 motor drivers. Goal was to find out how well it runs at 5v (as opposed to 12v) (so I can simplify circuitry by having only one voltage rail). Answer was sufficiently well. Should be able to cross the board round trip in ~8seconds (ignore the video numbers)@phaedra0phaedraverse v3 is in the works! this time its in 3d (but its hard to portray 3d stuff in figma :p)
@KarthickArun0Working on a new PCB now !! ps. its called HackFuel (hint: has to do with batteries)
@cwalker0Did a mind-numbing amount of sanding last weekend to put a finish on this live-edge slice of black walnut for a table. Band-sanded with 80 grit sandpaper, then a random orbital sander at 100, 180, 240, 320, and 400 grit, then 3 coats of boiled linseed oil over the course of 2 days, then a final coat sanded in with 600 grit, and finally hand-sanded with 1500 grit for a satin sheen.
@Malycia0Continued working on FCC's registration form (now pushed to Github!). There are still a few kinks to work out (such as being able to submit an empty form), but it's coming along nicely :)
@Kieran0got some new tech to play with for our livestream; tech: blackmagic pocket cinema, blackmagic cinema studio, atem mini pro. everything is manual focus which is fun
@Malycia0Finished creating a marker set on freeCodeCamp! (the way they do use shadows and gradients to create it is SO COOL)
@cupcakes0Rube Goldberg machine progress: All that red tape is fitting because it’s super delicate so no touching unless you have clearance
@Kieran0Finished my 3d print! longest print to date; now to assemble it
@Tom0Logo for my programming language. I wonder what it's called...
@zrl0working on a new poster design to try out for onboard! would love thoughts / feedback. the idea is to ask teachers to put it on their classroom doors, and for it to be visually stunning and catch people’s eyes
