top 5 hacktoberfest 2026 participants:
- opencode
- railway
- php
- litellm
- whoever picked 4 as a private key
nobody got a t-shirt
built a flood disaster simulator for guwahati in a hackathon made to the final round but lost anyway
- real digital twin of cities like six miles beltola etc
- laya powers agents for hospitals, police, boats and rescue
- edit the city watch the disaster report update live
nobody reads the docs anymore
their agents do
we're all just competing for which product an agent picks when it compares 5 options
recently I got addicted to 3b1b videos
they're a cheat code for understanding any concept.
so i wondered if there could be a tool that replicates his teaching style
and i built this where you chat about any topic and get a fully animated lecture back
launching soon
During midterms I realized I'd studied nothing, and ppts/notes/chatgpt were too inefficient
so i built something that teaches concepts 3b1b style, and it helped me alot
just had to type a question or topic, and it generates a full video lecture on it.
Here is a simple example
play it here: opus-tiny-island.vercel.app/
code: github.com/wannabeOSS/opus-t…
built with three.js + react three fiber + next.js + claude :P
oiling up the ram prices
37,000 people watched Infinite Slop yesterday!
So I consider it a success and I registered a domain name for it:
InfiniteSlop.ai
Let me know if you have ideas how to improve, I thought maybe make the chat full height and move the video more left (like Twitch?) but also it looks cool like this?
Only 4 videos per minute can be generated (4x 15 seconds = 1 minute), so that's kind of a limitation, not everyone gets their video generated if it gets busy
Some people say "let people pay $$$ to bid on it" but that's less fun, I like kinda how 4chan-ey/Hoodmaps-ey it is now
Also some people said I should connect the new video with the previous video by using its last frame, that's possible but it causes a technical challenge where you have to generate SO fast without ANY slowdowns (and sometimes there is slowdowns in generating) to get a perfect sequence going, but maybe I can do it in a slightly imperfect manner
Watching this is oddly scarily addictive, and of course dystopian, but it's interesting to try these experiments early and see where it goes
Thanks @rehan_shei + @marcantoinefon for the idea and @fal for VERY generously sponsoring and making this possible!












