weekend-raytracer
Ray tracing in one weekend. It has been nine weekends.
- LAST PUSH
- DUE
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DATE DUE
This project is due on the last date stamped below.
Job Not Finished reads your public GitHub repos, keeps a date-due card for every project you commit to, and mails you a roast every Sunday about the ones you've neglected. Until you ship, or honestly let go.
READ-ONLY · PUBLIC REPOS ONLY · FREE AND OPEN SOURCE
No boards, no tickets, no streaks. One card per project, and five stamps.
Pick the projects you will actually finish. Each one gets a due date, 30 days out unless you're feeling brave.
Miss the date and it goes overdue. Every Sunday a notice lands in your inbox, built from your real commit history.
Need more time? Renew for two weeks. Every renewal is counted, and mentioned.
Ship it and stamp it returned. Job finished.
Or let it go on purpose, with an epitaph. Honest endings count too.
Every repo gets a card like this one. The last push, stars, and open issues come straight from GitHub. Progress and the due date are yours to keep honest.
The note at the bottom is rewritten every week from the facts. It stings the project, never you, and it gets meaner the longer a project sits.
Ray tracing in one weekend. It has been nine weekends.
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NOTE88%. You can see the finish line. Stop looking at it and run.
SAMPLE CARD · TRY THE BUTTONS
One email a week, only about the projects you checked out. One click to stop.
OVERDUE NOTICE
Borrower: you
Second noticeOur records show the following projects checked out in your name:
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Overdue by 31 days. Renew it, return it, or withdraw it. Silence isn't an option.
Past due by 12 days. Late fees are payable in shame.
Return them, renew them, or withdraw them. The desk is open all week.
You get this because you checked these projects out. One click unsubscribes. No hard feelings.
SAMPLE NOTICE · WRITTEN BY THE SAME ROAST ENGINE AS THE REAL ONES
The whole deal, in plain words. The privacy page has the rest.
Somewhere in your GitHub is a project you swore you'd finish. Find out how overdue it is.