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Generate safety documentation and customizable hazard analyses for physical systems.
@mokka_abhi · X
Building the safety evidence layer for physical AI so robots, cars, and drones can actually ship.
A physics-based breakout arcade game.
brontosaurusrex · HN
A little physical breakout clone
Interactive 3D physics simulations for every lesson. From Newton's laws to quantum mechanics.
@Davidpvo2 · X
one of my previous front-end works. If interested, dm me.
Build and scale systems in an interactive simulator to learn system design.
@echo_muss · X
Learn system design Try
Interactive solver and visual guide for projectile motion problems.
@Quaxguy · X
Learn system design by simulating real-world behavior. Visualize latency, load, failures, and system flow interactively.
@Fahadh_4444 · X
This is FIGMA FOR SYSTEM DESIGNS
Learn how real software systems work through explanations of system design, AI engineering, and AWS.
@buildwithharis · X
Physics simulation and material modeling infrastructure for AI engineering.
white_tiger · HN
Physicsbase.ai Validated Physics for AI
Learn math and physics through cinematic missions and interactive physics simulations.
@electricdrago10 · X
Academia de tenis de mesa con cursos potenciados por IA, evaluaciones, certificados y libro digital. Aprende biomecánica de élite con suscripción de USD 5.00 al mes.
@FerrerMayuri · X
Check out what I just built with Lovable!
CruxPack turns lecture PDFs and slides into clean structured notes, flashcards, and practice problems — built for students who need to memorize fast.
@cruxpack · X
CruxPack, built with Claude Code; turns a lecture PDF or your own notes into flashcards, notes, and practice questions. A second model checks the first against the source for hallucinations. Demo: Would love to post in r/vibecoding if allowed.
Tap physical objects and layer loops to create music in this interactive acoustic playground.
u/Ready-Drummer-2136 · Reddit
A small design change in my music toy: the instruments now stay on the table I'm building Resona, a browser music toy where you tap physical-looking objects and layer little loops. The clip shows the current version with its actual sound. One thing I changed: the sound collection is always visible, and each object has its own record control. Choosing a sound should feel like picking something up. It was too much menu hunting before. Built with AI coding tools, React/TypeScri
