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hack the planet

build a robot to pull the trigger on a gun so you can finally kill yourself

Great suggestions guys but I think I'll pass on those

Would you like to collaborate on my project?
Or you need to do something from scratch?

Yeah what's yours?

How big in scope does the project need to be?

Are you working in a team or alone?

Chess engine or checkers engine might be cool.

Make a robot that responds to chat input on a website you made. Web dev, low level programming, robotics. I don't think you can really go wrong g with this one

I'm doing it alone. I have time so a bigger project wouldn't be out of the question.

>>56913129
Maybe a robot that will automatically put the fucking post number your response is to.

That sounds awesome. Any links on where I can start

watching grass grow simulator

>>56913056
A web site where you enter a git repo and it generates graphs about code smells per author over time

>>56913136

Sorry kinda new to this

Make a game. E en if it's shit It's still shiny and holds people's attention.

>>56913125

Where I can start with this

>>56913060
>>56913066
quality

>>56913195
console.log("hello I am not a robot");
there done

I asked something similar and an anon told me the following:
>At college, for my communication systems class, we were supposed to write a specific program or else we couldn't write the exam.
>The programs was:
>>Write a server program that has weather information, and sits waiting on port 50000 for clients to connect, write a client that can connect to the server and make a request for the weather information. The server should respond to the client's request with the weather information
>Note: the weather information are totally fake. just make up 5 cities with weather information or so. like Seattle: sunny, 90F
>Use Java, and the Socket module (i.e. TCP/IP).
>Or whatever language, i think all of them have a socket module.

Alternately, think about something you use regularly that could be improved. I use last.fm to keep track of my music listening habits, and I wish it could be run as a local program that's better than the shitty client they provide.