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Show HN: Slipshow – A presentation tool not based on slides
Show HN: Slipshow – A presentation tool not based on slides
Show HN: Get your unstructured data AI-ready in minutes
Hey HN! We're excited to announce the launch of Tonic Textual, the secure data lakehouse for LLMs.<p>Simply stated, Tonic Textual allows you to build generative AI systems on your own unstructured data without having to spend time extracting and standardizing your data. In minutes you can build automated, scalable unstructured data pipelines that extract, centralize, standardize, and enrich data from your documents into an AI-optimized format ready for embedding, fine-tuning, and ingesting into a vector database. While in-flight, we also scan for sensitive information and protect it via redaction or synthetic data replacement so your data is never at risk of leaking.<p>You can try Tonic Textual completely free today – sign up here: <a href="https://www.tonic.ai/textual" rel="nofollow">https://www.tonic.ai/textual</a><p>We'd love to hear your feedback and comments after you try it out!<p>Docs: <a href="https://docs.tonic.ai/textual" rel="nofollow">https://docs.tonic.ai/textual</a>
Demo: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pCKqz_9IfIk" rel="nofollow">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pCKqz_9IfIk</a>
Show HN: Sum (algebraic) types for C in one 100 line header
Show HN: File0 – An easier way to manage files in serverless apps
Cmon... I just want to upload a file and make it public on the internet. Now you tell me I need to master bucket policies, ACL, CORS, multipart uploads, content headers, CDN, presigned URLs, and a bunch of other crap?<p>I can't be asked, so I built FILE0. It's for storing files but you don't need to complete an online course.
Show HN: File0 – An easier way to manage files in serverless apps
Cmon... I just want to upload a file and make it public on the internet. Now you tell me I need to master bucket policies, ACL, CORS, multipart uploads, content headers, CDN, presigned URLs, and a bunch of other crap?<p>I can't be asked, so I built FILE0. It's for storing files but you don't need to complete an online course.
Show HN: File0 – An easier way to manage files in serverless apps
Cmon... I just want to upload a file and make it public on the internet. Now you tell me I need to master bucket policies, ACL, CORS, multipart uploads, content headers, CDN, presigned URLs, and a bunch of other crap?<p>I can't be asked, so I built FILE0. It's for storing files but you don't need to complete an online course.
Show HN: Openkoda – Open–source, private, Salesforce alternative
Show HN: Openkoda – Open–source, private, Salesforce alternative
Show HN: Openkoda – Open–source, private, Salesforce alternative
Show HN: I made a free app to calibrate your turntable by simply playing a song
Hey there!<p>I made a little app that lets you to calibrate your turntable by putting on any record and tapping a button. It's called Grooved and it uses your phone's microphone to see how fast your platter is going, almost like magic.<p>You can see what it looks like in action here: <a href="https://twitter.com/OKatBest/status/1795453042994680148" rel="nofollow">https://twitter.com/OKatBest/status/1795453042994680148</a><p>The app itself is free without ads, subscriptions, or trackers. It's a tool I built for myself, and I just thought someone else might want to use it too. I have never seen this technology being used before, all other apps require you to either print something and use the camera, or to place your phone on the spinning platter and use the accelerometer.<p>You can grab it on the App Store, and I am working on an Android version I hope to release at some point in June.<p>Would love to hear what you think about it!<p>Ivan_
Show HN: I made a free app to calibrate your turntable by simply playing a song
Hey there!<p>I made a little app that lets you to calibrate your turntable by putting on any record and tapping a button. It's called Grooved and it uses your phone's microphone to see how fast your platter is going, almost like magic.<p>You can see what it looks like in action here: <a href="https://twitter.com/OKatBest/status/1795453042994680148" rel="nofollow">https://twitter.com/OKatBest/status/1795453042994680148</a><p>The app itself is free without ads, subscriptions, or trackers. It's a tool I built for myself, and I just thought someone else might want to use it too. I have never seen this technology being used before, all other apps require you to either print something and use the camera, or to place your phone on the spinning platter and use the accelerometer.<p>You can grab it on the App Store, and I am working on an Android version I hope to release at some point in June.<p>Would love to hear what you think about it!<p>Ivan_
Show HN: I made a free app to calibrate your turntable by simply playing a song
Hey there!<p>I made a little app that lets you to calibrate your turntable by putting on any record and tapping a button. It's called Grooved and it uses your phone's microphone to see how fast your platter is going, almost like magic.<p>You can see what it looks like in action here: <a href="https://twitter.com/OKatBest/status/1795453042994680148" rel="nofollow">https://twitter.com/OKatBest/status/1795453042994680148</a><p>The app itself is free without ads, subscriptions, or trackers. It's a tool I built for myself, and I just thought someone else might want to use it too. I have never seen this technology being used before, all other apps require you to either print something and use the camera, or to place your phone on the spinning platter and use the accelerometer.<p>You can grab it on the App Store, and I am working on an Android version I hope to release at some point in June.<p>Would love to hear what you think about it!<p>Ivan_
Show HN: PaperTube – Turn YouTube Videos into Kindle-Ready Articles
Would you prefer reading podcasts, TED talks, or conversations instead of watching/listening to videos? If so, you might find this interesting.<p>PaperTube lets you turn any YouTube video into an easy-to-read, well-formatted article with speaker names, and you can even get it on your Kindle. I've been working on this small project over the last week. Right now, it supports sending any video to Kindle. I'd love to hear if anyone is interested in this. Looking forward to your feedback and discussion! It's currently free because I have some free credits for the LLMs I'm using. I need to find a way to fund it. Some features I'm planning include subscribing to YouTube channels and getting daily or weekly articles on your Kindle, and maybe a browser extension to quickly convert any video.
Show HN: PaperTube – Turn YouTube Videos into Kindle-Ready Articles
Would you prefer reading podcasts, TED talks, or conversations instead of watching/listening to videos? If so, you might find this interesting.<p>PaperTube lets you turn any YouTube video into an easy-to-read, well-formatted article with speaker names, and you can even get it on your Kindle. I've been working on this small project over the last week. Right now, it supports sending any video to Kindle. I'd love to hear if anyone is interested in this. Looking forward to your feedback and discussion! It's currently free because I have some free credits for the LLMs I'm using. I need to find a way to fund it. Some features I'm planning include subscribing to YouTube channels and getting daily or weekly articles on your Kindle, and maybe a browser extension to quickly convert any video.
Show HN: I've Created the First Artificial Memory (and It's Open-Source)
Show HN: I've Created the First Artificial Memory (and It's Open-Source)
Show HN: Use Go's HTML/template to write React-like code
Hi all,<p>I'm currently working on my hobby project, and one of the fun constraints I put in was to build using as less dependencies as possible.<p>I chose Go as it has a really good standard library, and all went well for building backend. But for frontend, I was wondering whether I should break the constraint and go for React. I tried options like Web Components, but I really didn't like the ergonomics and I didn't want to use jQuery either.<p>Out of curiosity, I was exploring Go's html/template package to see if I can write UIs in a React-like manner. I found most of the online docs using the "slots" like approach which I found unintuitive.<p>But after trial and error, I found an approach that's very close to React and without using any 3rd party packages like templ.<p>I'd like to share this with the community, not sure if it's a common approach - <a href="https://www.sheshbabu.com/posts/react-like-composition-using-go-html-template/" rel="nofollow">https://www.sheshbabu.com/posts/react-like-composition-using...</a>
Show HN: Use Go's HTML/template to write React-like code
Hi all,<p>I'm currently working on my hobby project, and one of the fun constraints I put in was to build using as less dependencies as possible.<p>I chose Go as it has a really good standard library, and all went well for building backend. But for frontend, I was wondering whether I should break the constraint and go for React. I tried options like Web Components, but I really didn't like the ergonomics and I didn't want to use jQuery either.<p>Out of curiosity, I was exploring Go's html/template package to see if I can write UIs in a React-like manner. I found most of the online docs using the "slots" like approach which I found unintuitive.<p>But after trial and error, I found an approach that's very close to React and without using any 3rd party packages like templ.<p>I'd like to share this with the community, not sure if it's a common approach - <a href="https://www.sheshbabu.com/posts/react-like-composition-using-go-html-template/" rel="nofollow">https://www.sheshbabu.com/posts/react-like-composition-using...</a>
Show HN: Affordable text-to-speech for long-form content
Hi HN, I’m Michael, creator of AudiowaveAI. I started this project out of frustration when I couldn't find an audiobook version of <i>Make</i> by Pieter Levels. The available text-to-speech options were either too robotic, overly complex, or simply too costly.<p>It works really well for non-fiction long-form content (i.e. hours of audio).<p>It’s early days for AudiowaveAI, and I’m looking for feedback to improve the product. Try it out and share your thoughts: [AudiowaveAI](<a href="https://audiowaveai.com" rel="nofollow">https://audiowaveai.com</a>). Thanks!