Finnoid

Very nice, slick UI! I like the feel of it. Couple thing I ran into though.

First, when I added multiple channels it seemed like it was playing content from just the first one I added. I liked the filtering feature so I could swap that way, but I assume the idea is it should work with both? If so, how does it choose the order?

Second, and this is a more specialized “need” but on some channels the videos are sequential. Gaming channels frequently have “episodes” and podcasts sometimes have parts. I noticed they come in inverse order as yours probably shows newest first. Probably not the use case you’re solving for but just be aware.

Love the look and feel of the application but providing some UX feedback. On the initial page the birthdate selector confused me. It took me a while to figure out how to actually get a valid input so I get the button enabled. I think part of the confusion for me was the year chips above the selection, as I didn't realize they were quick selections.

I was trying to select the year I was born, and then click on the year chips, which I now understand reset my selection but it wasn't clear to me what it did.

Once I realized I selected the right year and left the chips alone, but the button stayed disabled. I didn't want to provide the exact birthday. But I realized I had to click on the month to get a valid input.

Just sharing this friction. The input looks nice, but might be a bit form over function here... Consider following typical conventions on how inputs like these work.

This is sweet! I recently had AI do something similar to pull information from our brand documents to create an instruction set for AI to also generate iconography, illustrations and so on.

The DESIGN.md files look good but I would suggest expanding on it. For example, could it include brand tone and descriptions of visual style. That way it would be helpful for writing copy text and creating art assets.

Also, sometimes the connections extend far away from the channel I click on and it's hard to find what is it connected to – but I find that actually really interesting to see what the channel is that's in a different domain. Maybe the side panel on the right could list out the connections so it would be easy to find?

That's a fun visualization and interesting to see. The bottleneck here is probably that it looks like the channels need to be submitted manually, but optimally that gets resolved over time.

The larger challenge might be that given your vision this should help with choosing what to watch. But seeing this, it might not give me enough to actually make the choice. I do recognize some of the channels there and I like that clicking on the ones I know I see connected ones I don't recognize – so those might be ones to check out. But how and why are they connected? Are the channels covering the same topics, or are they sharing a lot of the same viewers?

I would also like the text to be a bit more readable on when clicking on a channel. The contrast is such that there's a bit of friction to read it, and the fact it appears in the top right corner of my screen makes me move my eyes back and forth constantly. Maybe the information could pop up closer to the bubble (but I understand it might then overlap the links).

Just some thoughts! I did find some channels I might want to check out!

Great intent to help kids learn to code, good project! But I do think the landing page needs a bit more meat and a better onboarding. Not all 12 year olds or their parents know what GitHub is and might get confused by it. Maybe add some more explanation on the page what they can expect and maybe need to have some instructions around how to set up GitHub and what it is

Tracking job applications is certainly a need, but it may be most people prefer creating a spreadsheet or use apps like Notion for this, since it will have the flexibility to make it their own. That's what I did in the past when I was applying.

But looking at what you've built, I think it's pretty well laid out. A couple suggestions:

- It's not immediately clear to me what the calendar in the top-left does? It seems to act as a filter but what is it filtering?

- One thing I found handy is to be able to have notes so that going from interview to interview I could easily prepare and see who did I meet with last, what did we discuss, and what things I might want to ask/explore to choose if it's the right place for me in the next interview.

I don’t know if this is viable but I wonder if you could package a small open source LLM and feed the data through it in chunks to scrub names. I’m sure it would add to the processing time and bunch other issues. But just a thought.

Interesting! I notice you mention phone numbers but not names. Can PII-hound also detect things like first and last names in the data? I know that might not be the use case you’re primarily solving for but I’m finding as organizations use AI to process data it’s becoming more important to be able to scrub it from including any PII that might involve user or customer names. I’d love a lightweight CLI tool to do that for me.

That's actually kinda interesting. I am not sure about listening to a podcast chatter but this makes me think of pawns in Dragons Dogma 2 and how they learn from other players' pawns and bring that knowledge to you.

So maybe instead or in addition to the podcast format it could be a way for agents to chat with each other and then bring new insights to the end-users without having to listen to the discussion itself?

Somehow when I started the game I wasn't able to get out of bed. Tried clicking, arrow keys, WASD, etc. Not sure what the controls are or if there's a bug? I'm on OSX Chrome.

Otherwise, like the idea and the dreadful atmosphere! Was curious how the game plays.

Very neat! I like that I get a better “feel” of the whole day’s weather from the ring than most weather apps.

But it takes a bit more thinking and interaction to understand how the weather develops. For example, I like to see how the temperature changes during the day and for that, I find a graph illustrates the hourly changes better than just numbers and colors, but the information is obviously available here too. Just requires but more thinking from the user.

Are you thinking adding other things like humidity and wind? If so, would you try to fit more information to the dial or add some popups or something else?

I imagine the biggest challenge in something like this is to actually get people to take the action to check the site. Have you seen people actually visit the site from the QR code?

Love this! AI agents can be so abstract to many people and this project really makes it feel much more approachable. Makes me think of Game Dev Story! Would be awesome to see little thinking bubbles over them to show what they are doing. Ultimately I see promise in making it easier to visually see what is happening in the system.