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THIS GUY LIVES UNDER SFO'S TAKEOFF PATH SO HE BUILT A CEILING PROJECTOR THAT TRACKS EVERY PLANE FLYING OVER HIS HOUSE IN REAL TIME he uses a cheap $30 radio receiver to pick up the signals that planes broadcast while flying. then projects them onto his ceiling in real...

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John | AI Tools & Productivity | Physicistvor 3 Monaten

That $30 radio receiver means he’s likely tracking ADS-B data via an RTL-SDR dongle. Absolutely brilliant hardware hack. ​Honestly, if he packaged this code into an open-source Raspberry Pi build or a plug-and-play kit, he’d make an absolute fortune. Would you install one of these?

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Om Patelvor 3 Monaten

guy who did it:

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Cameron Paczekvor 3 Monaten

Thanks for the shoutout looking to take it to kickstarter accepting signups at

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Monty Nicolvor 3 Monaten

I vibe coded something similar, not as good as this. I live in Malta so I made an app that tells me whenever a large heavy plane is flying over flight within 40 miles and even estimates where I should go to which balcony, front or back, and what direction to look to see the plane if I want

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Kevin Dahlstromvor 3 Monaten

This would sell a million units at Christmas.

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WPaCoyotevor 3 Monaten

Pretty awesome. But don’t put it in bedroom because you will lay awake all night long watching planes and satellite passing overhead. And who wants his wife to yell out ‘Here comes the space station!’ while having sex?

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Chrisvor 3 Monaten

This is so cool... it would ALMOST make up for the incessant noise!! 🤣😂😅

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Stevinr20vor 3 Monaten

That’s the coolest thing I’ve ever seen!

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Hammadvor 3 Monaten

This idea crossed every man's mind who ever lived near an airport. One person actually executed on it. I would put my money on both the the person and the idea.

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Matt Lawsonvor 3 Monaten

"there is a huge market for every man alive that runs outside to see the helicopter" what? I thought it was just me?

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levivor 3 Monaten

For the 70's gang... black room, florescent paint for stars and the moon... ... and a black light with Led Zeppelin on the turntable? Huh....

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Ben Longmiervor 3 Monaten

Super cool. Next step is to add LiveATC to listen to the pilots and air traffic control for that plane overhead.

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nowavor 3 Monaten

My kid would LOVE this. (Also me. But kid is the vehicle to get wife approval!)

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ChrisV.btc⚡vor 3 Monaten

*doesn't post reference, source or attribution*

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CECIL ทองvor 3 Monaten

There's a Bar/Restaurant in San Diego (Nolita Hall) directly under the airport flight path. If you're standing outside you hear and feel the planes fly overhead. They have a split flap display inside that updates with flight info.

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vinay sindhanurvor 3 Monaten

1. Here's a complete, step-by-step guide to building your own Skylight-style ceiling ADS-B projector. The original creator (cpaczek) has open-sourced the full project on GitHub, making this much easier.

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WeAreIcenivor 3 Monaten

Perfect gift for paranoiabros for when they want to make sure that the helicopter they heard overhead wasn't a black helicopter, or that the turboprop whine isn't the whine of a Pilatus PC-12 packed to the gills with synthetic aperture radar and laser rangefinders. 🤣

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karadikid | The philosophy of moneyvor 3 Monaten

SDR baby. $10 bucks says he also does ISS. 👑

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premium nonsense ⊹vor 3 Monaten

Taylor swift gonna keep his ceiling busy

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Utkarsh Singhvor 3 Monaten

that's a cool hack. inspired to think about how to visualize data live like that.

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The AI Colony R&Dvor 3 Monaten

The planes are the hook. The actual magic is the pure black background. No projector glow, just aircraft sliding across the dark with the live sky behind them.

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Yasamvor 3 Monaten

@grok how did he build it? Complete guide please

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TPhilip631 🇺🇸🗽⚖️∀vor 3 Monaten

And here I was feeling savvy opening the FlightRadar 24/7 app. Nice work!!

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Ryptovor 3 Monaten

that’s an inspiring level of autism.

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AmericanWarlordvor 3 Monaten

If you look closely, you can see the plane is moving much faster in real life than the projection on his ceiling

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𝗗𝗔𝗩𝗜𝗗 𝗖𝗥𝗔𝗡𝗗𝗔𝗟𝗟vor 3 Monaten

@Scobleizer Wait! So you guys are all running outside to see the helicopters too?!

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Marco Bisiolivor 3 Monaten

the guy:

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K!A🚀vor 3 Monaten

The best hacks make invisible data feel physical.

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Joshua Pi'Rwotvor 3 Monaten

Wow, that's so cool! Do you think this kind of setup could be made for other cities or is it SFO-specific?

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@𝑀𝑒𝓂𝑒𝓈𝒟𝑒𝓁𝑀𝒶𝓇vor 3 Monaten

awesome use of free will

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Tom Suburbsvor 3 Monaten

@Scobleizer @BeanTwilly HOLY NEED

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Agathatopianvor 3 Monaten

@DJSnM you should meet this guy & interview him. If he is willing to share or even sell his code & setup for others to use it would be great to promote.

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AndreWGMIvor 3 Monaten

what's the hardware setup for the projection mapping, just a standard short-throw projector or something more custom?

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The first thing Scott Galloway does when mentoring a young man is look at his phone Every single time he finds the same thing: 8 hours a day lost to TikTok, YouTube, porn, and gambling sites... His fix is to take those 8 hours and put them into three things: 1. Lift weights at least 3 times a week, 2. Work at least 30 hours outside the house 3. Volunteer or show up somewhere in service of others That formula alone puts a man under 30 in the top 8% of his entire generation
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The first thing Scott Galloway does when mentoring a young man is look at his phone Every single time he finds the same thing: 8 hours a day lost to TikTok, YouTube, porn, and gambling sites... His fix is to take those 8 hours and put them into three things: 1. Lift weights at least 3 times a week, 2. Work at least 30 hours outside the house 3. Volunteer or show up somewhere in service of others That formula alone puts a man under 30 in the top 8% of his entire generation

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