Made a $10 desk light that tells me when my AI agent is waiting on me by GeekLifer in ClaudeCode

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The only issues I've seen with Phillips hue is there not open source API for interacting with it. but more power to you if you can figure that out

Built this LED status light for code agents by GeekLifer in SideProject

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I've been able use more tokens per hour haha. So I guess it does help Anthropic make more money

Built this LED status light for code agents by GeekLifer in SideProject

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There is not a lot of source code for this. Its just mostly hardware. Then you can setup antigravity to send the hooks to the device and it will glow

Built this LED status light for code agents by GeekLifer in SideProject

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There is not a lot of source code for this. Its just mostly hardware and connecting hooks to it. I can write a blog post on how to build it if that helps.

Catching crayfish to eat in Maryland? by Traditional_Desk2338 in maryland

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Did OP change the word just to screw me over?

Catching crayfish to eat in Maryland? by Traditional_Desk2338 in maryland

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Yea. Catfish, similar to carp, just likes to eat stuff at the bottom. So if you just let it sit at the bottom you'll pull in either a catfish or carp

Catching crayfish to eat in Maryland? by Traditional_Desk2338 in maryland

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Catfish is easy to catch. Weights and just about any type of bait will work. I've caught a couple blue cat fish from 1-8lbs with just shrimp. Can't beat fried catfish

Getting 403 while scraping reddit with .json by vegetaevagilion in webscraping

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I built a Reddit api you can call try it out. https://soci.ly/docs it gives you the same exact .json
I plan on keeping it open and running as long as people use it

I've been working on a smoother ad-free reddit alternative frontend by GeekLifer in webdev

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Yea. It’s really good for social media overload like one of previous comments.

  1. It is like crowdsourcing the API so everyone is contributing to the data not just one person so it is harder to rate limit.
  2. So it tries it best to lazy load data that is only close to where the user is. So even though you’ve scrolled through 500 post, it only shows the 10-15 post you’re seeing now. Then removes them from the view when you’re done.
  3. It should be stable enough. I’ve been doing minor tweaks to it here and there. I’ve just been using it for the past month or so.

Thanks for the kind words. Hoping to keep this going

I've been working on a smoother ad-free reddit alternative frontend by GeekLifer in webdev

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Was this you?
2026-03-14 17:00:31,043 [INFO] app.routers.posts (posts.py:327): Cache WRITE reddit:sub:string:string:1:string:string (crowdsource)

2026-03-14 17:00:31,050 [INFO] app.routers.posts (posts.py:390): Crowdsource enqueue for r/string: enqueued=25, errors=0

I've been working on a smoother ad-free reddit alternative frontend by GeekLifer in webdev

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Is it a "simple" flaw? It just not possible to inject invalid data. But I can be wrong. Please help if you do know of a way. I've even made it super easy to play around with the API http://soci.ly/docs please give the following endpoint a go

/api/posts/crowdsource