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I may have fixed 8412 :)

Added validation and looking into fully supporting the 5 digit codes - thanks for the feedback!

Figure I'd drop this here - some other projects I'm working on currently:

Seafloor LOD (infinite terrain generator): https://github.com/kanakawai-maui/seafloor-lod

Olelo Honua (free LLM-enabled translation tool): https://www.olelohonua.com/

Good catch - I'll look into fixing this. thanks!

I just pushed an update using spalart-allmaras turbulence model (somewhere in between NS and panel methods). Also updated the controls to use arrow keys :)

LOL and it's also completely vertical

Aside from my main project, ʻŌlelo Honua, I'm working on an air/hydro foil simulation (just for fun). Currently using rudimentary physics and in it's early stages. Would like to add more particles and incorporate Navier-Stokes equations.

[1]ʻŌlelo Honua:

https://www.olelohonua.com

[2] Foil Sim:

https://foil.olelohonua.com

I would highly recommend starting w/ OpenRouter - it's easy to play around w/ free models and their documentation is great.

OpenRouter Quickstart: https://openrouter.ai/docs/quickstart

See usage example here (Typescript): https://github.com/brownrw8/olelo-honua/blob/main/src/provid...

And while you're at it, check out my open source project using OpenRouter, ʻŌlelo Honua ;)

ʻŌlelo Honua: https://www.olelohonua.com

Working on ʻŌlelo Honua, a free and open-source internationalization (i18n) tool that uses AI to translate app content. Now building a CLI so it can integrate seamlessly with tools like Shopify and other platforms. The goal is to make localization effortless for developers without relying on expensive translation services.

https://www.olelohonua.com

Would love feedback—especially on CLI features you'd find useful!

The umami flavor of cheese, especially hard cheeses, is incredibly under appreciated. And I'll never understand the popularity of pre-shredded cheese...

I'd love to know the opportunity cost - billions?

"Passenger planes with speed beyond Mach four" and "superconductive magnetic levitation railways at 500 km/h" probably seemed like reasonable extrapolations of current trends at the time.

I'm a bit upset we can't have this today.

Very cool!

Original Show HN post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43365955