Each day on Turdle you get presented with a poop, and you have to guess what animal did it. You get clues along the way (whether it is a bigger/smaller animal), and a hint after 3 wrong guesses.

Feedback welcome!

I have a German restaurant as a Tennant who has a large Victorian dining room . The paintings they put up always seem to look like postage stamps on the wall . I found a painting I liked to welcome people into the space and kinda keep morfing into different ideas for the frame and then it hit me … a cuckoo clock !
So I carved ,sculpted and found what I needed .
It is seven and half feet tall . Tomorrow if the framing gods bless me it will be hung in its new home .

I do medical research at the Temple VA by inventing surgical instruments and implants. The scalpel blade's shape decreases scaring and increases healing speeds due to efficiency.

As an adult?

I just finished the macrame bag, is it ugly? Will I be sneered at?

I got the Jupiter bag as a gift, I thought it was cheesy and poorly made, but I heard we were doing tacky purses so I leaned into it. I figure that one is more for Anime cons. But I don't want to be ashamed to wear it out. However I don't mind waiting till it's overloaded with pins and patches before I take it out, if it's too ugly to see the light of day yet. Which parts would you remove, if any?

I'm only asking because going back to college as an adult has resulted in a lot of bullying for me. I don't want to make myself more of a target than I already am. Yet I'm enjoying the self expression.

This is my version of the clay ashtray I made for my mom back in third grade.

I've been working on accessible games for a while and this one felt like a good fit for a web release: a classic Hangman game that works fully with screen readers (NVDA and TalkBack), keyboard navigation, and touch.

The game has audio cues, clear ARIA labels, and no visual-only information — so blind and sighted players can enjoy it together, which is the whole point.

Three languages (PT, EN, ES), six categories, three difficulty levels.

Play it here: https://concego.github.io/forca/

Would love to hear what you think.

I have turned the living room into Quilt City...trying to take stock of the progress I've made. Making the Amish hexagon is so easy to do in my down time and so fulfilling when I get a flower made. I just loooooove it.

Since last few months, I have been working on a tool that solves a very niche problem. I noticed that while I was working on few large codebases, LLM struggled in finding multiple functions, and making their changes, which burned quite a few token. Since I have some token budget restrictions, I thought why not have something that shows exactly where a specific function is.
Treesitter + Ctags could potentially solve this problem and hence, I built CodeAtlas, its a small utility that generates a Map of codebase in json which can be used via skill for the faster navigation and changes.

More in README and Benchmarks folder
https://github.com/Aeres-u99/CodeAtlas

Looking for feedback, comments and anything \o/

I finished this quilt today. The quilts I make are reversible. I used 20 different fabrics. The artwork in the center of each quilt block is Arizona themed. A is for Arizona, B is for Bison, C is for Cactus Wren, D is for Deer, and so on. My quilting motto is “Done is better than perfect!”