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Show HN: Awesome-Cosmopolitan
I've been curating, with help from the redbean Discord community, a list of cosmo related things.<p>Projects, ports, docs, blog posts, really whatever we think would be cool to centralize.<p>You might not realize how many things have been ported, so I wanted to share:<p>- <a href="https://github.com/shmup/awesome-cosmopolitan#ports" rel="nofollow">https://github.com/shmup/awesome-cosmopolitan#ports</a><p>If you don't know about Cosmopolitan Libc in general, start here:<p>- <a href="https://github.com/shmup/awesome-cosmopolitan#cosmopolitan" rel="nofollow">https://github.com/shmup/awesome-cosmopolitan#cosmopolitan</a>
Show HN: Colorizing Infrared Images with AI, Using Photoshop and DeOldify
Show HN: Inlyne, a GPU powered, browser-less, Markdown previewer
Markdown files are used universally in almost every git repository and yet you need a browser or electron app like VS Code to quickly open one.<p>To help this I'm trying to create a markdown viewer that renders on the gpu without needing a browser. If this interests you please help try out `cargo install inlyne`. Using it is as simple as `inlyne README.md` and you can set themes, fonts and scaling as you'd like.
Show HN: Inlyne, a GPU powered, browser-less, Markdown previewer
Markdown files are used universally in almost every git repository and yet you need a browser or electron app like VS Code to quickly open one.<p>To help this I'm trying to create a markdown viewer that renders on the gpu without needing a browser. If this interests you please help try out `cargo install inlyne`. Using it is as simple as `inlyne README.md` and you can set themes, fonts and scaling as you'd like.
Show HN: Glue – Pandas as a DAG (Now a web app)
Show HN: Glue – Pandas as a DAG (Now a web app)
Show HN: Glue – Pandas as a DAG (Now a web app)
Show HN: Crawlee – Web scraping and browser automation library for Node.js
Hey HN,<p>This is Jan, founder of Apify, a web scraping and automation platform. Drawing on our team's years of experience, today we're launching Crawlee [1], the web scraping and browser automation library for Node.js that's designed for the fastest development and maximum reliability in production.<p>For details, see the short video [2] or read the announcement blog post [3].<p>Main features:<p>- Supports headless browsers with Playwright or Puppeteer<p>- Supports raw HTTP crawling with Cheerio or JSDOM<p>- Automated parallelization and scaling of crawlers for best performance<p>- Avoids blocking using smart sessions, proxies, and browser fingerprints<p>- Simple management and persistence of queues of URLs to crawl<p>- Written completely in TypeScript for type safety and code autocompletion<p>- Comprehensive documentation, code examples, and tutorials<p>- Actively maintained and developed by Apify—we use it ourselves!<p>- Lively community on Discord<p>To get started, visit <a href="https://crawlee.dev" rel="nofollow">https://crawlee.dev</a> or run the following command: npx crawlee create my-crawler<p>If you have any questions or comments, our team will be happy to answer them here.<p>[1] <a href="https://crawlee.dev/" rel="nofollow">https://crawlee.dev/</a><p>[2] <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g1Ll9OlFwEQ" rel="nofollow">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g1Ll9OlFwEQ</a><p>[3] <a href="https://blog.apify.com/announcing-crawlee-the-web-scraping-and-browser-automation-library/" rel="nofollow">https://blog.apify.com/announcing-crawlee-the-web-scraping-a...</a>
Show HN: Crawlee – Web scraping and browser automation library for Node.js
Hey HN,<p>This is Jan, founder of Apify, a web scraping and automation platform. Drawing on our team's years of experience, today we're launching Crawlee [1], the web scraping and browser automation library for Node.js that's designed for the fastest development and maximum reliability in production.<p>For details, see the short video [2] or read the announcement blog post [3].<p>Main features:<p>- Supports headless browsers with Playwright or Puppeteer<p>- Supports raw HTTP crawling with Cheerio or JSDOM<p>- Automated parallelization and scaling of crawlers for best performance<p>- Avoids blocking using smart sessions, proxies, and browser fingerprints<p>- Simple management and persistence of queues of URLs to crawl<p>- Written completely in TypeScript for type safety and code autocompletion<p>- Comprehensive documentation, code examples, and tutorials<p>- Actively maintained and developed by Apify—we use it ourselves!<p>- Lively community on Discord<p>To get started, visit <a href="https://crawlee.dev" rel="nofollow">https://crawlee.dev</a> or run the following command: npx crawlee create my-crawler<p>If you have any questions or comments, our team will be happy to answer them here.<p>[1] <a href="https://crawlee.dev/" rel="nofollow">https://crawlee.dev/</a><p>[2] <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g1Ll9OlFwEQ" rel="nofollow">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g1Ll9OlFwEQ</a><p>[3] <a href="https://blog.apify.com/announcing-crawlee-the-web-scraping-and-browser-automation-library/" rel="nofollow">https://blog.apify.com/announcing-crawlee-the-web-scraping-a...</a>
Show HN: Crawlee – Web scraping and browser automation library for Node.js
Hey HN,<p>This is Jan, founder of Apify, a web scraping and automation platform. Drawing on our team's years of experience, today we're launching Crawlee [1], the web scraping and browser automation library for Node.js that's designed for the fastest development and maximum reliability in production.<p>For details, see the short video [2] or read the announcement blog post [3].<p>Main features:<p>- Supports headless browsers with Playwright or Puppeteer<p>- Supports raw HTTP crawling with Cheerio or JSDOM<p>- Automated parallelization and scaling of crawlers for best performance<p>- Avoids blocking using smart sessions, proxies, and browser fingerprints<p>- Simple management and persistence of queues of URLs to crawl<p>- Written completely in TypeScript for type safety and code autocompletion<p>- Comprehensive documentation, code examples, and tutorials<p>- Actively maintained and developed by Apify—we use it ourselves!<p>- Lively community on Discord<p>To get started, visit <a href="https://crawlee.dev" rel="nofollow">https://crawlee.dev</a> or run the following command: npx crawlee create my-crawler<p>If you have any questions or comments, our team will be happy to answer them here.<p>[1] <a href="https://crawlee.dev/" rel="nofollow">https://crawlee.dev/</a><p>[2] <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g1Ll9OlFwEQ" rel="nofollow">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g1Ll9OlFwEQ</a><p>[3] <a href="https://blog.apify.com/announcing-crawlee-the-web-scraping-and-browser-automation-library/" rel="nofollow">https://blog.apify.com/announcing-crawlee-the-web-scraping-a...</a>
Show HN: Pornpen.ai – AI-Generated Porn
Hey HN, I've been working on <a href="https://pornpen.ai" rel="nofollow">https://pornpen.ai</a>, a site for generating adult images. Please only visit the site if you are 18+ and willing to look at NSFW images.<p>This site is an experiment using newer text-to-image models. I explicitly removed the ability to specify custom text to avoid harmful imagery from being generated. New tags will be added once the prompt-engineering algorithm is fine-tuned further. If the servers are overloaded, take a look at the feed and search pages to look through past results.<p>For comments/suggestions/feedback please visit <a href="https://reddit.com/r/pornpen" rel="nofollow">https://reddit.com/r/pornpen</a><p>Enjoy!
Show HN: Pornpen.ai – AI-Generated Porn
Hey HN, I've been working on <a href="https://pornpen.ai" rel="nofollow">https://pornpen.ai</a>, a site for generating adult images. Please only visit the site if you are 18+ and willing to look at NSFW images.<p>This site is an experiment using newer text-to-image models. I explicitly removed the ability to specify custom text to avoid harmful imagery from being generated. New tags will be added once the prompt-engineering algorithm is fine-tuned further. If the servers are overloaded, take a look at the feed and search pages to look through past results.<p>For comments/suggestions/feedback please visit <a href="https://reddit.com/r/pornpen" rel="nofollow">https://reddit.com/r/pornpen</a><p>Enjoy!
Show HN: Pornpen.ai – AI-Generated Porn
Hey HN, I've been working on <a href="https://pornpen.ai" rel="nofollow">https://pornpen.ai</a>, a site for generating adult images. Please only visit the site if you are 18+ and willing to look at NSFW images.<p>This site is an experiment using newer text-to-image models. I explicitly removed the ability to specify custom text to avoid harmful imagery from being generated. New tags will be added once the prompt-engineering algorithm is fine-tuned further. If the servers are overloaded, take a look at the feed and search pages to look through past results.<p>For comments/suggestions/feedback please visit <a href="https://reddit.com/r/pornpen" rel="nofollow">https://reddit.com/r/pornpen</a><p>Enjoy!
Show HN: Pornpen.ai – AI-Generated Porn
Hey HN, I've been working on <a href="https://pornpen.ai" rel="nofollow">https://pornpen.ai</a>, a site for generating adult images. Please only visit the site if you are 18+ and willing to look at NSFW images.<p>This site is an experiment using newer text-to-image models. I explicitly removed the ability to specify custom text to avoid harmful imagery from being generated. New tags will be added once the prompt-engineering algorithm is fine-tuned further. If the servers are overloaded, take a look at the feed and search pages to look through past results.<p>For comments/suggestions/feedback please visit <a href="https://reddit.com/r/pornpen" rel="nofollow">https://reddit.com/r/pornpen</a><p>Enjoy!
Show HN: Turn spare cash into sustainable investments that directly change lives
Hi HN! Anyone looking for ways to make a positive impact with their investments?<p>Nowala enables everyone to turn spare cash into sustainable investments that directly change lives. We’re making it easy to improve the world in ways that are simple, profitable, and fun.<p>In just a few steps, you can directly provide electricity to households in Sierra Leone, West Africa with your very own solar panel. Not only that, you’ll get back your money with interest as the households use the solar panels.<p>Unlike charities or crowdfunding projects, your investment is directly tied to a solar panel so it is super transparent on how your money is used as well as what kind of impact you are making on the ground. On our app, you can see the returns paid back on a monthly basis while also getting personalized impact updates to know how they’re changing the world.<p>We are now providing clean solar-powered electricity to households in Port Loko, Sierra Leone! Today, we are super excited to announce that we’re extending our early release program and accepting more investment for our popular solar panels. To join, download our app from https://nowala.io or reach out to either koya@nowala.io
Show HN: Largest collection of pitch deck, videos and memos to fund my education
Student debt is troubling so many recent graduates that we decided to graduate debt-free from the university. We launched FundingFyre - a database of startup pitch decks, pitch videos and investment memos… all together 1,500+ items. You can filter the resources by funding round, size, etc.<p>Many of you might be raising Seed or Series-A funding and these resources would be immensely helpful.<p>We kept it a paid service to earn enough to pay our tuition fees and cover living expenses. But for the HackerNews community, we have a 50% discount, please use code “HN2022”.<p>We’re four students (Grade 12 to 1st year engineering), we’d love to get your feedback on the tool.
Show HN: Digs.fm – For passionate music explorers (like Goodreads but for music)
Hello everyone!<p>As someone who's constantly on the look for new music to discover and being very deliberate about the things I'm listening, I needed a better way to organize the albums I want to listen to, listened and liked. And also I would like to see the discoveries of other folks who I know I like.<p>So I started creating the tool I wish I had in the first place. In Digs, the basic idea is that:<p>- you can add music releases (albums, EPs, singles, mixes) in three lists: Want to Listen, Listened, Digged. You can also use tags and notes to better organize these lists.<p>- you get a public profile where your activity is visible (i.e. what you added to your lists). Example profile: <a href="https://digs.fm/alskn" rel="nofollow">https://digs.fm/alskn</a>.<p>- you can add other people as friends. Then you'll see their activity in your home feed.<p>- you can either like or add a comment to any activity of your friends (or yours)<p>- you can explicitly recommend a release to one of your friends<p>You can think of it like Goodreads, but for music. I would assume it's mostly targeted to people that like to listen whole albums and would like to keep track of what albums/mixes they want to listen to, sometime in the future.<p>This is very early yet and there are a lot of rough edges.<p>You can find a few screenshots of the basic functionality in the homepage, from where you can also create an account - <a href="https://digs.fm" rel="nofollow">https://digs.fm</a>.<p>I'd appreciate any feedback, thanks in advance!<p>---------<p>EDIT: I figured it's worth expanding a bit on some highlights:<p>- In the search box, apart from searching, you can copy/paste any release URL from Discogs/Spotify/Bandcamp/Mixcloud/MusicBrainz and it will basically fetch the release and then you can add it to your lists.<p>- There are browser extensions for Firefox and Chrome, so that when you're on some of the aforementioned sites, and you stumbled upon an interesting album, you can click the extension icon and the item will be added to your "Want to Listen" list.<p>- For certain releases, you'll notice there's an embedded web player, for convenience.
Show HN: Digs.fm – For passionate music explorers (like Goodreads but for music)
Hello everyone!<p>As someone who's constantly on the look for new music to discover and being very deliberate about the things I'm listening, I needed a better way to organize the albums I want to listen to, listened and liked. And also I would like to see the discoveries of other folks who I know I like.<p>So I started creating the tool I wish I had in the first place. In Digs, the basic idea is that:<p>- you can add music releases (albums, EPs, singles, mixes) in three lists: Want to Listen, Listened, Digged. You can also use tags and notes to better organize these lists.<p>- you get a public profile where your activity is visible (i.e. what you added to your lists). Example profile: <a href="https://digs.fm/alskn" rel="nofollow">https://digs.fm/alskn</a>.<p>- you can add other people as friends. Then you'll see their activity in your home feed.<p>- you can either like or add a comment to any activity of your friends (or yours)<p>- you can explicitly recommend a release to one of your friends<p>You can think of it like Goodreads, but for music. I would assume it's mostly targeted to people that like to listen whole albums and would like to keep track of what albums/mixes they want to listen to, sometime in the future.<p>This is very early yet and there are a lot of rough edges.<p>You can find a few screenshots of the basic functionality in the homepage, from where you can also create an account - <a href="https://digs.fm" rel="nofollow">https://digs.fm</a>.<p>I'd appreciate any feedback, thanks in advance!<p>---------<p>EDIT: I figured it's worth expanding a bit on some highlights:<p>- In the search box, apart from searching, you can copy/paste any release URL from Discogs/Spotify/Bandcamp/Mixcloud/MusicBrainz and it will basically fetch the release and then you can add it to your lists.<p>- There are browser extensions for Firefox and Chrome, so that when you're on some of the aforementioned sites, and you stumbled upon an interesting album, you can click the extension icon and the item will be added to your "Want to Listen" list.<p>- For certain releases, you'll notice there's an embedded web player, for convenience.
Show HN: Digs.fm – For passionate music explorers (like Goodreads but for music)
Hello everyone!<p>As someone who's constantly on the look for new music to discover and being very deliberate about the things I'm listening, I needed a better way to organize the albums I want to listen to, listened and liked. And also I would like to see the discoveries of other folks who I know I like.<p>So I started creating the tool I wish I had in the first place. In Digs, the basic idea is that:<p>- you can add music releases (albums, EPs, singles, mixes) in three lists: Want to Listen, Listened, Digged. You can also use tags and notes to better organize these lists.<p>- you get a public profile where your activity is visible (i.e. what you added to your lists). Example profile: <a href="https://digs.fm/alskn" rel="nofollow">https://digs.fm/alskn</a>.<p>- you can add other people as friends. Then you'll see their activity in your home feed.<p>- you can either like or add a comment to any activity of your friends (or yours)<p>- you can explicitly recommend a release to one of your friends<p>You can think of it like Goodreads, but for music. I would assume it's mostly targeted to people that like to listen whole albums and would like to keep track of what albums/mixes they want to listen to, sometime in the future.<p>This is very early yet and there are a lot of rough edges.<p>You can find a few screenshots of the basic functionality in the homepage, from where you can also create an account - <a href="https://digs.fm" rel="nofollow">https://digs.fm</a>.<p>I'd appreciate any feedback, thanks in advance!<p>---------<p>EDIT: I figured it's worth expanding a bit on some highlights:<p>- In the search box, apart from searching, you can copy/paste any release URL from Discogs/Spotify/Bandcamp/Mixcloud/MusicBrainz and it will basically fetch the release and then you can add it to your lists.<p>- There are browser extensions for Firefox and Chrome, so that when you're on some of the aforementioned sites, and you stumbled upon an interesting album, you can click the extension icon and the item will be added to your "Want to Listen" list.<p>- For certain releases, you'll notice there's an embedded web player, for convenience.
Show HN: Digs.fm – For passionate music explorers (like Goodreads but for music)
Hello everyone!<p>As someone who's constantly on the look for new music to discover and being very deliberate about the things I'm listening, I needed a better way to organize the albums I want to listen to, listened and liked. And also I would like to see the discoveries of other folks who I know I like.<p>So I started creating the tool I wish I had in the first place. In Digs, the basic idea is that:<p>- you can add music releases (albums, EPs, singles, mixes) in three lists: Want to Listen, Listened, Digged. You can also use tags and notes to better organize these lists.<p>- you get a public profile where your activity is visible (i.e. what you added to your lists). Example profile: <a href="https://digs.fm/alskn" rel="nofollow">https://digs.fm/alskn</a>.<p>- you can add other people as friends. Then you'll see their activity in your home feed.<p>- you can either like or add a comment to any activity of your friends (or yours)<p>- you can explicitly recommend a release to one of your friends<p>You can think of it like Goodreads, but for music. I would assume it's mostly targeted to people that like to listen whole albums and would like to keep track of what albums/mixes they want to listen to, sometime in the future.<p>This is very early yet and there are a lot of rough edges.<p>You can find a few screenshots of the basic functionality in the homepage, from where you can also create an account - <a href="https://digs.fm" rel="nofollow">https://digs.fm</a>.<p>I'd appreciate any feedback, thanks in advance!<p>---------<p>EDIT: I figured it's worth expanding a bit on some highlights:<p>- In the search box, apart from searching, you can copy/paste any release URL from Discogs/Spotify/Bandcamp/Mixcloud/MusicBrainz and it will basically fetch the release and then you can add it to your lists.<p>- There are browser extensions for Firefox and Chrome, so that when you're on some of the aforementioned sites, and you stumbled upon an interesting album, you can click the extension icon and the item will be added to your "Want to Listen" list.<p>- For certain releases, you'll notice there's an embedded web player, for convenience.