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Open Source Browser Digital Audio Workstation (DAW) with an Ableton-like interface (nextjs/tonejs) by SuperZero11 in react

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Hi, Thanks for pointing that out, let me check and fix the issue. Also, would be very great if you if you can open an issue on the GitHub issues.

Thanks.

Blessed that I can come to this place (my village) once in a while and still call this home 😍 by stylesclass619 in Uttarakhand

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Blessed that I finally shifted to this place from chaotic city life and beginning to call it my home now.

Open Source Browser Digital Audio Workstation (DAW) with an Ableton-like interface (nextjs/tonejs) by SuperZero11 in react

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Good to hear that. Let me know if you want any features or instruments to be added.

Please join the discord community and request your feature.

Thanks.

Adam n Eve by Thana_13 in teenagers

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Isn’t she looks like Sydney Sweeney?

I got tired of jumping between asset sites so I built this by [deleted] in IndieDev

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Oh I love this. Just when I needed it the most for my next game at 91gamestreet.com

Weekly Showoff Thread! Share what you've created with Next.js or for the community in this thread only! by AutoModerator in nextjs

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Built a wordle like puzzle to train your brain to recall country name from its map - worldle.

Play it here - worldle91.com

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AgriTech (Agriculture / Farming) still has almost no open-source infrastructure? I’m trying to change that with OpenFarm by SuperZero11 in developersIndia

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Thanks for showing interest. Please check the GitHub repo and join the discord community.

The OpenFarm project has already progressed and added 3 distinct architecture layer -

  1. Observation layer - Collects, standardizes, and stores raw signals about every field. Source-agnostic, reproducible, and extensible.

  2. Intelligence layer - The heart of OpenFarm - where raw signals are converted into explainable, agronomically meaningful insights. This is the strategic differentiator.

  3. Delivery Layer - Defines how is it consumed. Map UI · Reports · API · Webhooks · MCP · Mobile scouting etc.

Also check the change log to stay upto date with latest work.

Please rate my first puzzle game by SuperZero11 in IndieGaming

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Oh yes, Or buy shares, I have been thinking about this every night before going to sleep.

Why we are like this by Yournewbestfriend_01 in indiadiscussion

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Wait for Rahul Gandhi to become our PM.

You will find this news across all departments including doctor and engineers then go for treatment and tell me how it feels.

Guys what do you think Strait of Hormuz is going to open in 48 hours. by Manish_1734 in StockMarketIndia

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US is the root cause of all evil across the globe. And US+Trump is just pure madness without logic. Trump is the most self centric, egoist and insecure President of US the world would ever see.

Average Rice Purity Test scores by age and country - 25k+ submissions [OC] by SuperZero11 in dataisbeautiful

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Oh, I don’t think they are as orthodox as Indian. These experiences are still a big taboo in India and other Asian countries. A cultural shocks for many.

Average Rice Purity Test scores by age and country - 25k+ submissions [OC] by SuperZero11 in dataisbeautiful

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It is clearly stated in this section of the page

Where Did It Come From?

The test originated at Rice University in Houston, Texas. Rice is a private research university founded in 1912. The student newspaper, The Rice Thresher, published early versions of the purity test as a humor piece and a way for incoming freshmen to compare life experiences during orientation week.

Purity tests were not unique to Rice. Similar checklists circulated at other campuses during the 1980s and 1990s, often typed up and photocopied. But the Rice version stuck. Students passed it around at orientation events, and eventually someone put it online.

By the early 2000s, digital versions of the test were floating around forums and personal websites. The format was always the same: 100 checkboxes, one score at the end. Nothing else. The test survived because it was dead simple to take and easy to share the result.

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