mrspence
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Comment · 7 months ago
I kept waking up tired even after 7 or 8 hours of sleep.
turns out that timing matters just as much as duration. If your alarm goes off in the middle of a cycle, you feel awful regardless of how long you slept.
So I built this. You enter your bedtime, it factors in about 15 minutes to fall asleep, then shows you wake-up times aligned to the end of each 90-minute sleep cycle.
These times are when it’s easiest to wake from.
Just a web page I load up every few evenings now when starting at the clock at 2am or have to get up earlier..
Comment · 8 months ago
If you've ever stored JSON locally and had the schema change over time, you know the pain of trying to keep it up-to-date as your application changes. You end up with defensive checks everywhere, or data that silently breaks when the shape changes underneath you.
I've faced this problem a few times lately, so I built json-up to handle this with a migration chain. Define versioned steps with Zod schemas, and the library walks your data forward from whatever version it's at, validating at each step with full TypeScript inference.
Zero runtime deps, works with Zod v3 and v4, and three distinct error types for precise failure handling.
Have a poke around!
Comment · 1 year ago
Hey everyone,
My friend and co-founder just released version 1.0 of Nanocoder, a CLI tool he's been building, to make it easier to locally code agentically, with large language models through Ollama and OpenRouter.
This is all in your terminal, to offer a similar experience to Claude Code and Gemini CLI.
Right now it’s very much MVP stage - works well enough to be useful, but rough around the edges. The goal is to add more features (better context handling, more tools, improved UX), and make it truly awesome for coding work.
I am a big believer in privacy and like Will, I'm a big believer in AI being open and for the people, not locked behind subscriptions or proprietary APIs. That’s why it’s open source and we're hoping to build it as a community.
If you think this is cool, I’d be grateful for GitHub stars and contributors to help shape where it goes next. Feedback, feature ideas, bug reports - all welcome!
Like awesome lists, but with a clean website experience and interested in private, local-first, privacy-respecting projects.
We're MIT, completely open source, and github driven.
This is an invitation for you to submit your favourite tools, or if you're an author, submit your own solution.
Github: https://github.com/Nano-Collective/nanolist