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i made a digital koi pond that also doubles as a voice recorder it’s open-source, you can build one yourself for less than 60 bucks or port the renderer to any project of your choice

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Binh28 days ago

repo here:

Igor bedesqui27 days ago

that’s GORGEOUS

Binh27 days ago

koi pond hair clip? 👀

Monty27 days ago

I have a lot of questions about this casing, how???

Julian27 days ago

So sick

RANA G27 days ago

so cute for backpacking

Vishnu Dileesh27 days ago

Sweet little project

sophs j.27 days ago

This is so true

Monty27 days ago

spill the manual, we need it!

Pierre-Louis Soulié28 days ago

wait so you’re not gonna pay $400 for @lilguynet ??

Binh28 days ago

@lilguynet hard choices haha

imoutoftokens27 days ago

love that you invite people to reuse the pond renderer. tiny weird interfaces like this deserve to escape into other projects 🐟

Alex · AI & UX27 days ago

a voice recorder with no waveform is a nice trick. the fish end up doing the job the level meter usually does, telling you it heard you, without asking you to read anything.

rongge27 days ago

好玩

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