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Show HN: Undercutf1 – F1 Live Timing TUI with Driver Tracker, Variable Delay

Hacker News - 12 hours 47 min ago

undercutf1 is a F1 live timing app, built as a TUI. It contains traditional timing pages like a Driver Tracker, Timing Tower, Race Control, along with some more detailed analysis like lap and gap history, so that you can see strategies unfolding.

I started to build undercutf1 almost two years ago, after becoming increasingly frustrated with the TV direction and lack of detailed information coming out of the live feed. Overtakes were often missed and strategies were often ill-explained or missed. I discovered that F1 live timing data is available over a simple SignalR stream, so I set out building an app that would let me see all the information I could dream of. Now undercutf1 serves as the perfect companion (like a second Martin Brundle) when I'm watching the sessions live.

If you want to test it out, so you replay the Suzuka race easily by downloading the timing data, then starting a simulated session:

1. Download undercutf1 using the installation instructions in the README. 2. Import the Suzuka race session data using `undercutf1 import 2025 -m 1256 -s 10006`. 3. Start the app (`undercutf1`) then press S (Session) then F (Simulated Session), then select Suzuka then Race using the arrow keys, then press Enter. 4. Use arrow keys to navigate between the timing pages, and use N / Shift+N to fast-forward through the session.

If you want to test it out during this weekends Jeddah GP, simply install as in the README then start a live session by pressing S (Session) then L (Live Session).

The app is built for a terminal of roughly 110x30 cells, which probably seems an odd size but just so happens to be the size of a fullscreen terminal on a MBP zoomed in far enough that the text is easily glanceable when the laptop is placed on a coffee table some distance away from me :) Other terminal sizes will work fine, but information density/scaling may not be ideal.

If you're using the TUI during a live session, you'll want to synchronise the delay of the timing feed to your TV feed. Use the N/M keys to increase/decrease the delay. During non-race session, I find it fairly easy to sync the session clock on TV with the session clock on the bottom left of the timing screen. For race sessions, synchronisation is a little harder. I usually aim to sync the start of the race time (e.g. 13:00 on the timing screen clock) with the start of the formation lap, where the live feed helpfully shows the clock tick over to 0 minutes. I usually delay the feed by 30 to 60 seconds.

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Ask HN: Is ActivityPub Still a Thing?

Hacker News - 13 hours 11 min ago

I was fascinated by ActivityPub because I feel the dominant social networks have evolved to doing more harm than good. It was great to see an alternative driven by an open protocol gaining some steam. However, I haven’t heard much about it recently now that talk about AI has taken over. Is Pinterest still using them? I’d been wanting to experiment with it and will embark on that adventure now that I’m “funemployed” for a little while. If anyone here has any pointers, I’d appreciate hearing them!

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Hello, I am new to Hacker News:)

Hacker News - 13 hours 16 min ago

Hello folks,

I am pursuing Computer Engineering and would like to know if I can somehow help other people and gain some knowledge from here, please direct me to the right direction :)

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I built a Q&A platform for tax discussion in Indonesia – would love feedback

Hacker News - 13 hours 20 min ago

Hi HN,

I recently built a platform called DiskusiPajak (https://diskusipajak.com), which is a Q&A community focused on tax-related questions in Indonesia.

The idea came from a very real problem: people here often don’t know where to turn when they have questions about taxes. There are regulations, but the language is confusing, and asking online usually leads to unhelpful or outdated advice.

This platform works like Stack Overflow, but for taxes — anyone can ask, answer, or upvote the best responses. So far it's very early, but we’re starting to see users asking questions ranging from freelancer taxes to company VAT and crypto taxation.

Some things I’d love feedback on: – Does this model make sense for niche topics like taxation? – Any suggestions for driving organic growth in a country-specific community? – How can I improve the UX or onboarding without over-complicating it?

I’d really appreciate any thoughts or critiques – I’m still figuring things out.

Thanks for reading!

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Show HN: I rewrote few of the common core string.h functions

Hacker News - 13 hours 22 min ago

I rewrote the most common core string.h functions in pure C. I mostly did it to learn pointers and string. Would love to get any feedbacks:)

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How do you know when a name is "good enough" to build around?

Hacker News - 13 hours 34 min ago

Been working on an AI productivity tool and stuck on the name. One that keeps coming back to me is Cyntiq. It sounds sleek and kind of synthetic, which fits, but I’m not sure if it stands out or just blends in with the endless stream of short-techy-brandable names.

How do you decide when a name is good enough to commit? Do you just run with what feels right, or is there a deeper process behind choosing something to build around?

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Show HN: Microagents; Tiny agents in a group chat, working for you

Hacker News - 13 hours 36 min ago

Hey HN,

I've been a long time lurker of this site, and nothing i've built before felt "worthy" enough to share here. This one came pretty close. So here we go.

I've been playing around with the idea of "ai agent" collaboration. With protocols like MCP and A2A coming out, I think this is an interesting area to work on.

So I built, Microagents.

The idea is very simple.

1)Connect your tools (Gmail, Notion, Slack, and 100s more)

This will give you a "Micro" agent, which is specialized in that platform/tool. (Github Agent, Gmail Agent etc)

2) Group them into teams

You group these tiny agents into a team. For example. You can group GmailAgent and Google Calendar agent in a group that handles your meetings.

3) Assign tasks

The agents will collaborate and try to do your task in realtime.

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I'd say the final product is still in very early stage. There are lot of gaps. I'd love to hear your feedback/criticism.

The product hunt link is here https://www.producthunt.com/posts/microagents-beta

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Taking Notes with Joplin

Hacker News - 13 hours 41 min ago

Article URL: https://lwn.net/Articles/1016400/

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Show HN: I built wall of fame for job rejections

Hacker News - 13 hours 46 min ago

Check it out here: https://un8.instalog.dev

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