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Show HN: Bitdog – a completely hackable home automation toolset Hello Hacker News, My co-founder and I have spent the better part of years developing a completely hackable Home Automation toolset that runs on a Raspberry Pi, or any machine running Linux. With just a Raspberry Pi and a $45 Z-Wave dongle ( https://amzn.to/2zTLy64&#8230 ; ), you can run a complete home automation system! Our hub will support any Z-Wave or Z-Wave plus device. We are cloud hosted service that doesn’t require you to purchase any proprietary hardware. Our hub software runs on NodeJS and is completely open source. We encourage developers to make a publish extensions. We of course have published an app that allows the creation of dashboards for quick actions, reports, detailed logging, automations, and integration with Alexa. We are currently working on integrating with Google Home. We consider our differentiating features our reliability, focus on privacy, and configurability. Our site is http://bit.ly/2Nj

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Show HN: Voice Overlay for iOS and Android Apps We’re seeing at Algolia a lot of developers implementing speech to text in their mobile apps, but didn’t see much in the way of tooling to help them do it. So we set out to fix it, and wanted to release it not just for our users, but for any devs who want to do this. iOS/Swift: http://bit.ly/2OxQwgP Android/Kotlin: http://bit.ly/2y9slLk We wanted to take away the boilerplate necessary and leave the UI and other customizations in place. We’ve been looking forward to sharing this with the HN community and getting your feedback! October 2, 2018 at 09:44AM from Blogger http://bit.ly/2P7pgCP via SEO Services

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Show HN: My implemented vision of a PIM Hi one and all. I’ve created an encrypted personal organizer I wish to share with you all. I know…. you are sighing and thinking “Oh! No! not another one”. doogiePIM is different in that it’s built by the same coder that created one of the very first PIMs that came out around 18+ years ago and creator of TexNotes way back then (it was actually called Scribillo. Wow, I feel old). The original PIM was sold then abandoned by GemX Software and that made me feel really bad. So, I obtained the full code and started to build a far better version of the information manager. One that will (hopefully) stand the test of time. The work is still ongoing, taking out the bugs, improving features and making it available to everyone around the world with localisation of the UI. (Warning: I’m going to invoke Obi Wan Kenobi logic here….) Therefore, it’s not another PIM – it’s one of the oldest on the Internet… from a certain point of view After a couple of years o

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Show HN: Meetter – Reduce time wasted by meetings Hey, HN! This post is not about useless meeting tips, nor about some new tool that drains remaining calendar hours. Like most of us, I’m very frustrated by the amount of time wasted by meetings. Why most of us here hate meetings is well described in PG’s essay: http://bit.ly/2DspbZ0 There is also a great solution that worked for YC: office hours. Ok, but how can this help a regular maker in a regular company? Most makers struggle with the meetings scheduled by their colleagues, so let’s focus just on the company internal meetings. What if every maker will have her/his own office hours few times a week at different times? Yeah, that probably won’t work. Makers & managers often need to meet in 2+ groups… OK, what if all makers within the company will have office hours at the same time? Would be nice, but that won’t scale as it will require too many conference rooms and switching rooms fast enough may not be possible if someone has si