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https://aportee.ca - interactive walkability maps for Canada where you can pick and mix the amenities that are important to you.

Yeah, I’m attempting to “solve” this with WriteTrack.dev as I think it’s the only reasonable approach we have going forwards.

The feature scores are from a paper cited on the site. The ranking features are proprietary to dissuade gaming but are a blend of open public data across a number of different sources.

Currently #5 on gdb-engines.com - definitely worth a look.

nowplaying.cjlm.ca - CFUV radio station song identification, basically shazaming every few minutes from a fly.io instance

I find it funny that all of these little tools lean into the slop = poop dynamic.

I'm building writetrack.dev - a writing signal sdk that helps folks understand proof of process. It takes a different approach to writing analysis and I'm pretty sure the logo will never feature a brown turd.

I think about this space a lot, see Eagle Mode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G6yPQKt3mBA

I prefer this mapping from Nikita @ CosmoGraph: https://run.cosmograph.app/public/dfb673fc-bdb9-4713-a6d6-20...

Yes, I have the "embedded" kind in there but a dedicated column would be nice. Thanks!

I was inspired by https://arxiv.org/abs/2505.24758 and collated their assessment into a table and then just kept adding databases :)

Claude helped a lot but it's all reviewed and curated by me.

Serious answer: limiting to just Open Source: JanusGraph, DGraph, Apache AGE, HugeGraph, MemGraph and ArcadeDB all meet that criteria.

Overwhelmed by the sheer number of graph databases? I released a new site this week that lists and categorises them. https://gdb-engines.com

Totally agree, wrote something similar last year: https://cjlm.ca/posts/it-feels-like-gambling/

See also: https://danluu.com/look-stupid/

See also graph-easy.online (https://github.com/cjlm/graph-easy-online)

On the topic of Yoto I made an app[0] that helps you load audio from Youtube into playlists

[0]https://github.com/cjlm/yoto-playlist-creator

Turned this into a ruleset[0] for vale.sh[1]

[0] https://ammil.industries/signs-of-ai-writing-a-vale-ruleset/ [1]: https://vale.sh/

Very impressive blogpost. No wonder it took 6 months. Makes me think I need to step up the game with my photo ASCII art compositor, printscii.com

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Spending a lot of time building tools inspired by and using ASCII nowadays...

graph-easy.online printscii.com

Looking forward to seeing how you get on ;-)

Not all AI-assisted ports are quite so successful[0]

[0] https://ammil.industries/the-port-i-couldnt-ship/

The sycophancy from Claude is incredibly jarring. I agree with Ethan Mollick that this could turn out to have more of a disastrous impact than AI hallucination.

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/emollick_i-am-starting-to-thi...

aerospace is good!

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see also https://flowchart.fun for a working version of this idea

https://leaving.live - a site that tells you when other people leave the site

See also "My Daily Organizer" from My Deep Guide [0]

[0] https://www.mydeepguide.com/shop

Check out Eleventy[0] - written in JavaScript but largely no-nonsense with (relatively) few dependencies.

[0] https://www.11ty.dev/

flowchart.fun [0] may scratch the same itch – I just interviewed the sole developer [1]

0: https://flowchart.fun/

1: https://sourcetarget.email/editions/43