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Show HN: Semantic Search in Podcasts Transcriptions
I built a podcast search engine that performs a semantic search within thousands of podcasts transcriptions.<p>Technologies used are: OpenAI Whisper for transcriptions, BERT embeddings and FAISS as a vector database
Show HN: Stop ChatGPT misinformation with the power of Community
chatGPT is all powerful but with 1 caveat<p>It can hallucinate or display misinformation.<p>There is a solution:<p>Have your chatGPT information verified by others!<p>Also,<p>Looking for a good prompt to get the best answer out of chatGPT? Find it here as well!<p>Join now before it explodes!
Show HN: Rendering a Notion page as HTML using SvelteKit
I've rebuilt my personal website in SvelteKit using Notion as the CMS. Produces almost semantic HTML that can be styled however you would like.
Show HN: Rendering a Notion page as HTML using SvelteKit
I've rebuilt my personal website in SvelteKit using Notion as the CMS. Produces almost semantic HTML that can be styled however you would like.
Show HN: Price My Spotify Library
Hi HN, I built this tool to estimate how much it would cost to purchase all the music in a user's Spotify library and individual playlists. Kind of interesting, maybe you'll like it too
Show HN: Price My Spotify Library
Hi HN, I built this tool to estimate how much it would cost to purchase all the music in a user's Spotify library and individual playlists. Kind of interesting, maybe you'll like it too
Show HN: Price My Spotify Library
Hi HN, I built this tool to estimate how much it would cost to purchase all the music in a user's Spotify library and individual playlists. Kind of interesting, maybe you'll like it too
Show HN: TapTab – Tab switching web extension for Safari
I like the tab-switching behaviour in Chrome/Firefox and wanted Safari to have something similar. Another wish of mine was for it to be a web extension that feels native to the browser vs an app extension that looks out of place.<p>I posted a while back on HN to see if other people feel the same and the response was very positive : <a href="https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33811253" rel="nofollow">https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33811253</a><p>Say hello to TapTab : <a href="https://apps.apple.com/app/apple-store/id1659363738?pt=66324801&ct=hn&mt=8" rel="nofollow">https://apps.apple.com/app/apple-store/id1659363738?pt=66324...</a><p>TapTab feels right at home in Safari and is loaded with features to improve how you interact with tabs. You no longer have to miss the native tab-switching functionality that you love in Chrome/Firefox.<p>I launched the app a few days ago, and the response has been great. Some of the features that users have been loving :<p>- Keep your hands at the keyboard: navigate all tabs without your hands leaving the keyboard.<p>- Fuzzy Search: Search through your tab titles and URLs at lightning speed.<p>- Switch to previous tab: Comes with a handy shortcut to go back to the previous tab. Finally!<p>- Dark Mode: The extension feels right at home in Safari.<p>- Multi-Window support<p>- Pin/Mute/Close tabs right from the extension.<p>The app is written in ReactJS (apart from the very minuscule bit of Swift you have to write for using it as an extension in Safari) and uses Tailwind for design.<p>If you are one of the dozen people like me who use Safari, let me know how you find it. I would love to hear if there are any features that would make it a better fit for you. I have a few things on my radar gathered from talking to users like an iPad version, custom shortcuts, etc.<p>If you find the extension useful I would love it if you vote for it on Product Hunt to get this in front of a few more eyeballs : <a href="https://www.producthunt.com/posts/taptab" rel="nofollow">https://www.producthunt.com/posts/taptab</a><p>Thank you!
Show HN: TapTab – Tab switching web extension for Safari
I like the tab-switching behaviour in Chrome/Firefox and wanted Safari to have something similar. Another wish of mine was for it to be a web extension that feels native to the browser vs an app extension that looks out of place.<p>I posted a while back on HN to see if other people feel the same and the response was very positive : <a href="https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33811253" rel="nofollow">https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33811253</a><p>Say hello to TapTab : <a href="https://apps.apple.com/app/apple-store/id1659363738?pt=66324801&ct=hn&mt=8" rel="nofollow">https://apps.apple.com/app/apple-store/id1659363738?pt=66324...</a><p>TapTab feels right at home in Safari and is loaded with features to improve how you interact with tabs. You no longer have to miss the native tab-switching functionality that you love in Chrome/Firefox.<p>I launched the app a few days ago, and the response has been great. Some of the features that users have been loving :<p>- Keep your hands at the keyboard: navigate all tabs without your hands leaving the keyboard.<p>- Fuzzy Search: Search through your tab titles and URLs at lightning speed.<p>- Switch to previous tab: Comes with a handy shortcut to go back to the previous tab. Finally!<p>- Dark Mode: The extension feels right at home in Safari.<p>- Multi-Window support<p>- Pin/Mute/Close tabs right from the extension.<p>The app is written in ReactJS (apart from the very minuscule bit of Swift you have to write for using it as an extension in Safari) and uses Tailwind for design.<p>If you are one of the dozen people like me who use Safari, let me know how you find it. I would love to hear if there are any features that would make it a better fit for you. I have a few things on my radar gathered from talking to users like an iPad version, custom shortcuts, etc.<p>If you find the extension useful I would love it if you vote for it on Product Hunt to get this in front of a few more eyeballs : <a href="https://www.producthunt.com/posts/taptab" rel="nofollow">https://www.producthunt.com/posts/taptab</a><p>Thank you!
Show HN: GPT-3 Powered Shell
Show HN: GPT-3 Powered Shell
Show HN: GPT-3 Powered Shell
Show HN: GPT-3 Powered Shell
Show HN: Shmux – run all your scripts from one file
Hello all,
This is a small, few hours Holiday project I made out of frustration on what I would have liked makefiles to be but are not.<p>It's rough, but it might be useful for somebody. Any type of feedback is welcome!
Show HN: Shmux – run all your scripts from one file
Hello all,
This is a small, few hours Holiday project I made out of frustration on what I would have liked makefiles to be but are not.<p>It's rough, but it might be useful for somebody. Any type of feedback is welcome!
Show HN: Shmux – run all your scripts from one file
Hello all,
This is a small, few hours Holiday project I made out of frustration on what I would have liked makefiles to be but are not.<p>It's rough, but it might be useful for somebody. Any type of feedback is welcome!
Show HN: Teetty: a CLI tool to remote control a program running in a terminal
I needed to remote control a program (and read it’s output) while that tool should still be fully interactive for the user. Obviously there are things like tmux and more but they emulate an entire terminal.<p>This is simpler in that it just sets up a pty and basic pipes or files to send stuff in and read from it.
Show HN: Teetty: a CLI tool to remote control a program running in a terminal
I needed to remote control a program (and read it’s output) while that tool should still be fully interactive for the user. Obviously there are things like tmux and more but they emulate an entire terminal.<p>This is simpler in that it just sets up a pty and basic pipes or files to send stuff in and read from it.
Show HN: Teetty: a CLI tool to remote control a program running in a terminal
I needed to remote control a program (and read it’s output) while that tool should still be fully interactive for the user. Obviously there are things like tmux and more but they emulate an entire terminal.<p>This is simpler in that it just sets up a pty and basic pipes or files to send stuff in and read from it.
Show HN: Teetty: a CLI tool to remote control a program running in a terminal
I needed to remote control a program (and read it’s output) while that tool should still be fully interactive for the user. Obviously there are things like tmux and more but they emulate an entire terminal.<p>This is simpler in that it just sets up a pty and basic pipes or files to send stuff in and read from it.