top 5 hacktoberfest 2026 participants:
- opencode
- railway
- php
- litellm
- whoever picked 4 as a private key
nobody got a t-shirt
built a flood disaster simulator for guwahati in a hackathon made to the final round but lost anyway
- real digital twin of cities like six miles beltola etc
- laya powers agents for hospitals, police, boats and rescue
- edit the city watch the disaster report update live
nobody reads the docs anymore
their agents do
we're all just competing for which product an agent picks when it compares 5 options
recently I got addicted to 3b1b videos
they're a cheat code for understanding any concept.
so i wondered if there could be a tool that replicates his teaching style
and i built this where you chat about any topic and get a fully animated lecture back
launching soon
During midterms I realized I'd studied nothing, and ppts/notes/chatgpt were too inefficient
so i built something that teaches concepts 3b1b style, and it helped me alot
just had to type a question or topic, and it generates a full video lecture on it.
Here is a simple example
play it here: opus-tiny-island.vercel.app/
code: github.com/wannabeOSS/opus-t…
built with three.js + react three fiber + next.js + claude :P
oiling up the ram prices
37,000 people watched Infinite Slop yesterday!
So I consider it a success and I registered a domain name for it:
InfiniteSlop.ai
Let me know if you have ideas how to improve, I thought maybe make the chat full height and move the video more left (like Twitch?) but also it looks cool like this?
Only 4 videos per minute can be generated (4x 15 seconds = 1 minute), so that's kind of a limitation, not everyone gets their video generated if it gets busy
Some people say "let people pay $$$ to bid on it" but that's less fun, I like kinda how 4chan-ey/Hoodmaps-ey it is now
Also some people said I should connect the new video with the previous video by using its last frame, that's possible but it causes a technical challenge where you have to generate SO fast without ANY slowdowns (and sometimes there is slowdowns in generating) to get a perfect sequence going, but maybe I can do it in a slightly imperfect manner
Watching this is oddly scarily addictive, and of course dystopian, but it's interesting to try these experiments early and see where it goes
Thanks @rehan_shei + @marcantoinefon for the idea and @fal for VERY generously sponsoring and making this possible!
the war has officially begun
We’re ending our partnership with Cursor following its acquisition by SpaceX. Under our proposal, Cursor’s direct access to our models would end on November 12.
We know that the people most affected by this decision are the developers who rely on OpenAI models in Cursor. We care about their experience in this transition and we’re ready to go above and beyond to support them.
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