@ivonnebot · X

@AiMoney_Maker · X

@lijiaoshou12 · X

来了来了， @axisrobotics 与币安钱包上线了，动为期约 30 天，奖池是 150 万 Axis Points，跟平时主站的积分是分开算的，两个周期各分 75 万。 活动注册： Axis 定位为 Physical AI 的数据引擎，在 Axis Hub 完成任务，实质是产出机器人运动轨迹，完成演示 → 平台审核 → 在 Base 链上签名，贡献会形成链上记录。 任务名额：每日约 20,000 个，先到先得；首日于 14:00 SGT 开放，之后多在每日 20:00 SGT 刷新 ，同时纪念徽章在完成轨迹签名的的时候可获得。 操作流程： 1.电脑上用币安钱包插件登录 Axis Hub 2.进到币安那一栏的活动页 3.做任务，每个任务最多交 5 条轨迹 4.审核过了去 Portfolio 里上链签名 关键的一点只有签过名的才算数，第二周期截止是 9 月 25 号下午 2 点，到点还没签的，就不会进最后的分配。 活动入口： @axisrobotics @KaitoAI

@GabrielBrangers · X

theceka · HN

The Quiet Map – Earth's quietest place, measured by seismometers

u/wi-fipassword · Reddit

I’ve been working on a map for exploring global news, weather and other data I’ve been building this for the past few months. You can try it here: https://rwmqx7dwb5-arch.github.io/IntMap/ The original idea was just to have different kinds of global information available on one map instead of jumping between separate sites. It currently includes things like news, weather, warnings, earthquakes, flights, demographic/geographic data, and an AI interface for exploring the

@NabeelHQ · X

drop your links and claim your country before its gone!

@xreadon · X

stigo · V2EX

用 Antigravity Vibe 了个免费无限玩的地理猜图站，全球 Street View 随机降落 大概一个月前迷上了"看街景猜地点"这类地理游戏，但主流的那几个不是要订阅 就是要登录，免费版还有每日次数限制，玩不过瘾。 于是基于一个开源项目搭了个站：World Guesser 。 玩法：Google Street View 随机把你扔到地球某个角落，你根据路牌、植被、 驾驶方向、电线杆、车牌这些细节判断自己在哪，然后在地图上落点，越准分越高。 和主流竞品比，我做了几个刻意的取舍： - 完全免费，无限玩，没有每日次数限制 - 不用注册、不用登录，打开就能玩 - 暂时不挂广告，先把体验做好 - 经典单人模式，多人对战和每日挑战均已上线 技术栈是 Astro + Vue + Cloudflare Pages + Cloudflare Workers ，加载很快，手机浏览器也能流畅玩。 solo 搞的第一个版本，肯定有不少不足，欢迎试玩后直接吐槽，每条评论我都会看。 地址： https://playworldguesser.com

@tumanov_io · X

combines astrology with AI. Get personalized astrological insights interpreted by an AI agent that might understand your patterns better than you do.

@mhmazur · X

I worked with GPT-6 Astra to create a lightweight planetarium web app that I've been using with my kids to learn the names of stars and constellations. Try it here: A few notes from the development process: - Astra one-shotted the initial version, and it worked flawlessly, but I wound up iterating on it a lot. - I removed a lot of features and added others, mostly while sitting outside on my front porch using it. Things like: -- Adding a way to adjust for light pollution. I live in the suburbs, where there's a lot of light, so 95% of the stars on the map weren't visible to me. That made it harder to identify the ones that were. After I added that feature and selected "Suburban sky," the map almost perfectly reflected what I could actually see. -- Adding a way to toggle constellations and labels on and off. It's helpful to turn them off to orient yourself, then turn them back on once you've found a few reference points. -- Adding a subtle mountain range at the bo