So basically ik you can press cmd+opt+tab to bring up minis windows but that is just not good ergonomic and there are literally paid tools for this, which is crazy.
So, I made a free tool called minrl, it sits in your menu bar and allows you to bring up minimised windows using cmd+tab.
GitHub Repo: https://github.com/aaravmaloo/minrl
Today I launched revera@1.0.0, upgrading from 0.1.0 to stable.
revera is a CLI that scores npm packages for security risk before you install them. The 1.0.0 rewrite replaces fixed weights with a Bayesian evidence engine: every package becomes a node in its dependency graph, gets scored across 8 categories from real signals (vuln feeds, publisher trust, GitHub activity, typosquat detection), and risk propagates bottom-up through the whole dependency tree, not just the top-level package.
Previously it used pre-defined weights. Now it decides its own weights from the evidence.
Try it out today using the below command!
npm install revera
Today I launched revera@1.0.0, upgrading from 0.1.0 to stable.
revera is a CLI that scores npm packages for security risk before you install them. The 1.0.0 rewrite replaces fixed weights with a Bayesian evidence engine: every package becomes a node in its dependency graph, gets scored across 8 categories from real signals (vuln feeds, publisher trust, GitHub activity, typosquat detection), and risk propagates bottom-up through the whole dependency tree, not just the top-level package.
Previously it used pre-defined weights. Now it decides its own weights from the evidence.
Try it out today using the below command!
npm install revera
Today I launched revera@1.0.0, upgrading from 0.1.0 to stable.
revera is a CLI that scores npm packages for security risk before you install them. The 1.0.0 rewrite replaces fixed weights with a Bayesian evidence engine: every package becomes a node in its dependency graph, gets scored across 8 categories from real signals (vuln feeds, publisher trust, GitHub activity, typosquat detection), and risk propagates bottom-up through the whole dependency tree, not just the top-level package.
Previously it used pre-defined weights. Now it decides its own weights from the evidence.
Try it out today using the below command!
npm install revera
So I wondered sometimes, how little info we have when we install NPM packages.. so I built revera... its a npm package scorer, but on steroids. It uses a complex sophisticated algorithm (still not perfect, but near-perfect) that nails at ranking NPM packages.. it gives every package a score and the score is determined on criterias such as maintainability, trust, package releases, downloads, much more..
the audit command scans the working directory for
it has the following extra features:
It would mean the world to me if you all could try it out and give feedback (bad or good)!
github repo: https://github.com/aaravmaloo/revera
npm package page: https://www.npmjs.com/package/@aaravmaloo/revera
So I wondered sometimes, how little info we have when we install NPM packages.. so I built revera... its a npm package scorer, but on steroids. It uses a complex sophisticated algorithm (still not perfect, but near-perfect) that nails at ranking NPM packages.. it gives every package a score and the score is determined on criterias such as maintainability, trust, package releases, downloads, much more..
the audit command scans the working directory for
it has the following extra features:
It would mean the world to me if you all could try it out and give feedback (bad or good)!
github repo: https://github.com/aaravmaloo/revera
npm package page: https://www.npmjs.com/package/@aaravmaloo/revera
I've spent the past months building pikapp.in, program for distributing photos effortlessly. It is built for simplicity and speed. So, what we've have noticed is usually, (specifically in India), we have lots of events, weddings, school events, college events, office events, and etc.
But there is not a reliable way to distribute photos. We usually Whatsapp, Airdrop, or etc. But then the user has to find the photos they are in there and its overall, a headache.
So, we've built pikdapp, where the host can upload all the photos they have, get a QR/link and then share that QR/link with the other guests at the party.
The guests then, can easily scan their face, and get all their photos. Works fast, effortlessly, and is efficient.
As per the pricing, we decided to keep it as affordable as possible. We also have a free tier. but, what makes us different is that we charge per event. Each event has its separate charge. So there is no monthly subscription drowning or anything like that.
There is a monthly subscription, but only for those who do photography professionally.
https://app.arcade.software/share/Rb44GpYpO1eHh4VwKVc9
Here is a demo of the app too!
Would love to hear feedback!
P.S> We have NO users till now. I am hoping to showcase and bring light to this project through this post.
so my friend and I have started a business, and we are lf a guy who can manage marketing, from calling to social media. n we want sm1 who can also suggest us ideas and correct us Indians only. and if you are interested please reach out.
conditions: we earn nothing rn. so we want you to contribute equally to marketing.. we believe in equality. and you should also be ready for failure (we never know, but I hope not)
So I've built `blob`. It is a note manager **purely written in C**. its a **tiny \~60KiB applicatio**n that stays out of your way and lets you do your own work while providing a smooth interface.
It is currently in **beta.** and I am also looking to **addon plugins.** (check latest issues on the repo for that info)
Honestly, I think its a great tool and I use it daily. I just wanted feedback on this project. its a tiny project but soon I'll introduce addons (if they seem fit for this) where the size will still remain \~70KiB, but you could optionally download plugins.
P.S> This is a **note manager.** It still requires a editor such as vim, nvim, notepad, or nano. Its job is to manage and display your notes at one place. ofc, you can customize which editor it uses. (I have nvim)
and whoever is saying this is vibecoded, please say so after you have proof. I can assure every1 that this is **100% hand written C with a lot of pain.**
So I've built blob. It is a note manager purely written in C. its a tiny ~60KiB application that stays out of your way and lets you do your own work while providing a smooth interface.
It is currently in beta. and I am also looking to addon plugins. (check latest issues on the repo for that info)
Honestly, I think its a great tool and I use it daily. I just wanted feedback on this project. its a tiny project but soon I'll introduce addons (if they seem fit for this) where the size will still remain ~70KiB, but you could optionally download plugins.
P.S> This is a note manager. It still requires a editor such as vim, nvim, notepad, or nano. Its job is to manage and display your notes at one place. ofc, you can customize which editor it uses. (I have nvim)
and whoever is saying this is vibecoded, please say so after you have proof. I can assure every1 that this is 100% hand written C with a lot of pain.
repo: https://github.com/aaravmaloo/blob (I would really really appreciate if you could star the repo. )
below is also a img of how it looks: (tried to keep it minimal at max :) )
So I've built blob. It is a note manager purely written in C. its a tiny ~60KiB application that stays out of your way and lets you do your own work while providing a smooth interface.
It is currently in beta. and I am also looking to addon plugins. (check latest issues on the repo for that info)
Honestly, I think its a great tool and I use it daily. I just wanted feedback on this project. its a tiny project but soon I'll introduce addons (if they seem fit for this) where the size will still remain ~70KiB, but you could optionally download plugins.
P.S> This is a note manager. It still requires a editor such as vim, nvim, notepad, or nano. Its job is to manage and display your notes at one place. ofc, you can customize which editor it uses. (I have nvim)
(this is a singlepalyer game, so it doesnt affect other players)
if you do not know, https://www.radioguessr.space is a game where it plays a random radio station and gives you the responsibility to guess from which country is that radio being played from. well I sucked at it so I made a cheat for it.
so I basically started out by recording audio and then uploading the audio to gemini for it to guess where its being played from. but i realized that noone can acutally randomly guess.
then i realized that radioguessr HAS TO get the audio from SOMEWHERE right? so I analyzed its networking and realized i could just extract the URL using playwright and then query gemini to analyze from where is the radio station stream from.
so basically a 200 line python script did the trick. I'll attach the video below. really appreciate if you could star the github repo!!
(NOTE: RUNNING THIS REQUIRES YOUR OWN GEMINI API KEY. I am looking into how I can serve this into a website or will have to create my own API i think.)
repo: https://github.com/aaravmaloo/radioguessr_cheat
heres the video:
