@Rafi7+Deployed my python Bot 'Minnal Murali'. Spend lot of time on heroku. Bug at last found a blog post, Corrected my error simply by changing file name and Procfile 😂 Checkout my project on GitHub: github.com/rafitc/Minnal-Murali
@Rafi7+Completed my python Bot "Minnal-Murali". It will send e-mail based on typeform responses. Planing to use in our club for sending event confirmation e-mail to attendees.
@midhun121m0Made the body for my robot vacuum cleaner..worked really hard..Any one got any good suggestions to improve this?
@juliagersey0Rick Robot getting to its final stages :) #summer-of-making @summer
@midhun121m0Working on my robot Vaccum cleaner...made a second model...Thanks hackclub
@deltaonealpha0Made a webhook-based one-shot kill switch for my program. Pinging the program's bot with a keyword (from the admin account) acts as a kill switch for situations where the admin may observe unusual activities...
@obreymuchenajr0Just got the Humanitarian Activist Award in Canada for the humanoid robot we built with @edwardphirijr698 :) thank you! Hackclub for the hardware
@muirrum1Shipped a bot to help me run automated deploys!
@kaidevrim0Tryna change our commands to a file structure for a discord bot
@roshan0cheap robot design #2 - bit more expensive at $11.1 ($2.60 arduino pro micro, $0.40 custom pcb, $5.20 for 2 x continous rotation micro servo + wheel, $0.40 3d printed chassis, $2.70 battery) . leaning away from continuous rotation micro servo - it makes things easy but just costs too much
@obreymuchenajr0What suitable colour can we paint this bot? any suggestions?? :)
@roshan0got the very first version of the robot working - current cost is at $9.89 ($5.40 motor/chassis, $1.14 digispark, $2.70 lipo, $0.40 breadboard + jumpers, and $0.25 motor controller)! hoping to get the motor/chassis cost to $2.25 (rn it uses aluminium chassis and there are lot cheaper alternatives) and lipo to under $2, but hoping to switch to a more performant custom arduino which will replace the digispark+breadboard/jumpers, but will probably be a bit more expensive.
@roshan0on a quest to make the cheapest programmable robot - did some pcb work today
@isacisboss7187+My friend wanted me to make a snapchat bot for something, but they don't have an api, so I'm trying to make a private api. Here's the snapchat logo because I didn't do much
@obreymuchenajr0I have noting to post so I just thought to post ROBOT REHTSE!!!!! doing nothing but just blinking LEDs
@caleb1I'm gonna try to get @scrappy to react with as many emojis as possible, for no particular reason.
When we arrived in space, there were shouts of "yay!" and "hooray!" I wanted to sleep, but the sunset was much too captivating. As I struggled to paint a representation of the masterpiece, my art was cut short by a reminder of our predicament. Our ship's Linux core had been damaged by a rain storm. Upon further inspection, is appeared as though the Rust installation on our ship's robot had been corrupted. We debated which language to replace it with; "Golang!" Matt said. "Swift!" Linus shouted. "Deno!" "JavaScript!" We decided on rewriting the robot's code using minecraft redstone (that way we didn't have to use npm). 15 years later, once we finished, we pushed to the GitHub repository. But wait! The robot's hardware was also severely crippled. We had to 3d print some parts, after getting the models from Google.
@caleb1Started work on an Uno game renderer in React (Slack bot to come) :unoreverse:
@arek1231130Making a instagram bot with InstaPy :instagram:
@arhaan.ahmad20030Learnt basics of inkscape, because I wanted to make a logo for a twitter bot I'm building. The bot is weekaso, it's kind of lame right now, but I have a few ideas in mind. Here's the logo, it's not very good but I tried guys.
@obreymuchenajr0We had a great day with @edwardphirijr698 fixing our robots and bugs as we were getting ready for the TV interview :)
@toyatakahashi5220The avatar controller is slowly but surely coming together... more options have been added, specifically the raise and lower head options. When the robot is made, this will raise and lower the monitor so the user can view at a different height. The video streaming works very well, and also added a limit switch :)
@elizabethq0ngl these reCAPTCHA tests are lowkey kinda hard and i fail them sometimes 😛 am i really human :thinkspin:
@lachlanjc0Bouncing around as usual yesterday:
• Published another VIP newsletter, from June 17: hackclub.com/vip-newsletters/008
• Added a page to our website to answer the common email we get, “Will you sponsor my hackathon?” hackclub.com/sponsorship
• Fixed the Slack form, which is now using the non-SOM flow, where we manually approve people. (Absolute fight to the death with CORS & API headers.) This flow is temporary; discussed with @matthew a new post-SOM Slack signup flow to implement soon
• Fixed Badger the Slack bot, as well as custom emojis on Scrapbook
• Set up automated API testing with checklyhq.com—public dashboard coming soon
• Updated the Code of Conduct to replace there being a specific Working Group with our team: github.com/hackclub/hackclub/pull/1286
• Did the first half of converting hack.af to serverless
I didn’t take any cool photos yesterday, so here’s two from a year ago, walking around Bellefonte, PA at night.
@lskaling0I finished making a slack bot today like Clippy to welcome new members to a slack channel. Now I need to figure out how to migrate it from Glitch to something like AWS.
@alexa0finally FINALLY after a 2.5 week hiatus i interfaced my node bot w/ heroku :DDD
@hkatzdev7+Nothing too much I can publicly share today - did fix my zoom and continue work on the slack bot though! Recently found out about firemonkey which is suppose to be a faster user script manager :yay:
@lskaling0Learning how to make a bot with the Slack APIs
@toyatakahashi5220Changed the LED configuration so that I can simply connect the wires to an MDD10A motor driver to drive the robot remotely with a Raspberry Pi. Sadly the camera didn’t work out so well tho. Couldn’t do anything with the latency especially if the person is joining from far away. I hope we can build the root soon and see a remote-controlled robot with zoom.
@safin.singh1Creating a Discord bot with my friends for competitive programming!
@adrianlobo0Going to make some improvements to the million stats bot
@caleb1Guess what! Replier isn't limited to Hack Club anymore; you can now install your favorite autoreply bot on your own Slack workspace! 🎉 :yay::fastparrot:Install it here!
@lskaling0I won the #osf Hackathon live event today! Shoutout to @winston and the others for putting it all together! Here was my submission for the challenge to build a “spam bot”. It’s an Arduino Leonardo which is recognized as a keyboard and types the word “Spam” a few times a second until unplugged. Now comes the challenge of removing the program without it writing “Spam” in the IDE a million times while it waits to upload new code.