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Show HN: A canvas to explore AI image models (open-source, BYOK)

koubou.app
1 points·by lmrl·10 months ago·2 comments

Show HN: Chrome Extension to generate YT subtitles using Gemini 2.5 Pro Exp

github.com
1 points·by lmrl·last year·0 comments

Show HN: Yet Another Hacker News App

apps.apple.com
1 points·by lmrl·2 years ago·1 comments

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lmrl
·10 months ago·discuss
I knew the model via Replicate, but no idea they had the canvas. Looks great!
lmrl
·last year·discuss
I’m building a platform to help homebuyers with personalized checklists for house tours. Even after doing tons of research and planning for my own purchase, I still missed a bunch of things, only to find out during the inspection. But by then, I was already emotionally committed and just wanted to close. It’s a super specific problem, but it’s coming along. :)
lmrl
·last year·discuss
You probably know this, but gemini is great to generate transcripts. I did a quick browser extension for that: https://github.com/za01br/yt-subtitle-extension

Congrats on the launch!
lmrl
·last year·discuss
+1
lmrl
·last year·discuss
Congrats, looks promising! 1. Is it possible to create custom endpoints? I see that several endpoints are created when running “mastra dev”.

2. Related to previous question, since this is node based, is it possible to support websockets?
lmrl
·2 years ago·discuss
Howdy everyone. Long time lurking around here. I always wanted to learn about mobile development, and decided to build something that I would actually use as everyone always suggests.

As of right now, it's a simple Hacker News reader. The main feature is the ability to read the article/website together with the comments (none of the current HN apps have that, and I "stole" this idea from the Artifact app, which combined the news with comments ). I also wanted to keep the colors/theme in sync with the official HN.

I did several small projects over the past few years, but after deploying them, that was it. I never used them.

This one I've been using daily for the past month or so, and the number of bugs or things that were bothering me were incredibly high! It's been a good experience fixing and seeing it quickly with OTA updates.

Working to fix all the spaghetti code and open-source it. I am also adding a couple more features.

Android is ready but needs 20 testers. Let me know if you are interested. :D