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A myNoise web-based sound generator with sliders and presets designed to provide tinnitus relief through neuromodulation tones.
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The DuckDB Local UI(duckdb.org)
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DuckDB blog post announcing a local web-based UI for DuckDB, built with MotherDuck and shipped as part of the ui extension.
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Show HN: What if the speed of light was 5 km/h?(rivendell.dmitrybrant.com)
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Interactive 3D browser simulation of a park where the speed of light is 5 km/h, showing length contraction, time dilation, Terrell rotation and Doppler effects.
Show HN: I built a synth for my daughter(bitsnpieces.dev)
1227 points by random_moonwalk | 205 comments
Blog post by Alastair Roberts describing a homemade, kid-friendly synthesizer with colorful knobs and a small display that he built for his daughter.












