Chess engines tell you the best move.
But grandmasters are human, they don’t always play it.
So I built "Kibitz": a human move predictor for chess broadcasts. I trained this model on my Nvidia RTX 5080.
Then I made it run as a business by itself.
A channel buys the overlay, Hermes onboards them, charges via @stripe test mode, runs the broadcast, narrates with @NVIDIAAI Nemotron, tracks inference cost, and books its own P&L.
I build. Hermes operates.
This is my demo and entry for the @NousResearch × @NVIDIAAI × @stripe Hermes Agent Accelerated Business Hackathon.
Working on one of the biggest projects I've ever taken on
Even learning Blender and GSAP to make it beautiful.
This one is ambitious, chaotic, and very sexy.
Let's see what I can build.
Next 72hrs, I'm fucking destroying this fullstack bullshit once and for all! No more getting stuck like an idiot. Either I master this shit or go back to CP. NO SLEEP, NO REST. It's me vs this crap—I'm winning this. Next post won't be embarrassing🦁
I think I should take a break from backend for a while and go back to polishing my React skills.
Been stuck for days and maybe switching context will help.
What should I even post or learn in public
I’m not understanding things properly and I still can’t build stuff completely by myself.🤡
Sometimes I wonder why I feel so stupid and why learning feels so hard.🥲
To understand backend better, I started following a backend playlist and picked my next project .
Building a MiniExpress framework from scratch using Node.js.
No Express.
Time to understand what actually happens behind routes, middleware, requests and responses
Finished my Expense Tracker API
Learned CRUD, routes, middleware, validation, logging & file DB.
Now I understand backend in bits and pieces, but I still can’t build everything completely from scratch alone.
Repo: https://t.co/9eARnFH80p
Vim in Bash and it feels harder than I expected 😭
Opening files is okay, but editing, switching modes, and remembering commands feels confusing.
How did you learn Vim? Any tips for beginners?
Spent hours debugging my URL Shortener and nothing worked.
Closed the laptop and went to Rasleela ✨
Came back, opened the project again… and fixed it 😭
Maybe debugging needs fresh eyes sometimes.
Also reminded me why I love Rasleela ❤️
Starting my next backend project 🤓
Building an Expense Tracker API with Node.js + Express.
Goal: practice CRUD, middleware, logging, validation, and file-based DB.
Let's see if I can finish it by morning 😅
But first... dinner 🍽️
#LearningInPublic#NodeJS
Finally got my URL Shortener working
Using Node.js + Express. Learned how APIs, routes, and redirects actually work.
Again I created a nested .git repo and Git treated it like a submodule. 🤡
Here is Link:-https://t.co/kMgb4UDVDH
#LearningInPublic#WebDevelopment#NodeJS