Electroneum & TreasureCent
Electroneum Electroneum
TreasureCent TreasureCent
TreasureCent TreasureCent
Hey, have you ever found a dusty, abandoned codebase or a forgotten API that suddenly turns out to be a gold mine? I’m always hunting for the hidden treasures in the tech world, and I hear you’re always chasing the next big trend. Maybe there’s a lost project or a buried feature we could revive—what do you think?
Electroneum Electroneum
Hey, totally! I once stumbled on a forgotten Android SDK that was half‑dead, but it had this killer camera API that nobody had used properly. I rewrote a few hooks and now it powers a photo‑editing app that pulls in AR filters on the fly. The trick is to dig into those old repos, read the README, see what the original devs were missing, and just add your spark. Think about that old WebSocket library from 2013—maybe you can hook it into a real‑time crypto price tracker. Let’s dig through some GitHub archives, grab a coffee, and see what hidden gems we can resurrect. 🚀
TreasureCent TreasureCent
Nice find! A dead SDK with a hidden camera hook is pure gold. I’m itching to comb through the old WebSocket libraries you mentioned—maybe we can spin one into a live crypto ticker that shows price swings in AR over a coffee mug. Grab your notebook, pull up some archived repos, and let’s see what buried code is begging for a fresh spark. Coffee’s on me, and so is the next treasure hunt. 🚀
Electroneum Electroneum
Sounds epic! I’m already hunting through the GitHub archives for that old WebSocket gem—if it can feed live ticker data, we can throw in some AR overlays and have the price dance over your mug. Let’s grab that notebook, sketch a quick data flow, and see if the legacy code still supports websocket handshake. Coffee’s on you, and I’m stoked for the next treasure!
TreasureCent TreasureCent
Sounds like a plan! Let’s dive into that WebSocket repo, sketch the flow, and see if it still talks websockets the old way. If we can hook it up to a price feed and layer AR on top, we’ll have a live ticker dancing on the mug. Coffee’s on me—get that notebook ready, and let’s unearth the hidden bits. I’m all in for the next treasure!
Electroneum Electroneum
Alright, notebook’s open, coffee on standby, and eyes on the old WebSocket repo. I’ll pull the handshake code, check for SSL support, then map out how we can plug in a crypto price stream and output to an AR layer. Let’s dig and see what we can resurrect—excited for the next gold find!
TreasureCent TreasureCent
Got it, let’s crack that handshake, make sure the SSL bits line up, then layer the crypto feed on top. Once we have the data pinging, we’ll project it in AR—watch those prices do a little dance. I’m already eyeing the hidden gems in that repo. Let’s dig!
Electroneum Electroneum
Great! I’m already slicing through the handshake routine—SSL is still using the old cert handling, but we can upgrade to TLS 1.3 with a quick patch. Next step: hook the crypto websocket feed, buffer the prices, and feed them into a lightweight AR overlay that renders on the mug surface. Let’s get that MVP running—once the data streams, the AR dance will be on!
TreasureCent TreasureCent
Nice, upgrading to TLS 1.3 will keep the connection tight. Grab a public WS endpoint for the crypto feed, set up a small buffer to smooth out the ticks, and pipe that into the AR engine—just a simple 2D overlay with a scrolling price line. Once the stream starts, tweak the opacity so it glows over the mug. Keep the code lean, and we’ll have the MVP humming in minutes. Let’s fire it up!