Show HN: (Web App) Simple Melody Loop Maker https://bit.ly/4cPi6yy

Show HN: (Web App) Simple Melody Loop Maker https://bit.ly/3U8GPW3 April 6, 2024 at 07:34PM

Show HN: Wingman – Open-source Chatbot that's light, functional and not ugly https://bit.ly/3U7KjJl

Show HN: Wingman – Open-source Chatbot that's light, functional and not ugly Hey HN, I’m really excited to show off a project I’ve been tweaking and tuning for more than seven months. One thing that drove me nuts about running LLMs locally was having to use terminals, install Python, and write code for the most basic things. I write software, but I don’t want to have to write it just to use a chatbot. So, I made Wingman with a friendly interface that lets you get started with zero coding or terminals required. It runs on MacOS and Windows, and even evaluates AI models up front to determine if they will run on your machine. There’s other stuff it does, too, like let you save prompts, set system prompts per conversation, and change AI models mid-conversation. I added a way to sort models by popular or trending. It’s been pretty helpful to me for staying on top of all of the new models dropping. But it still has a little way to go to be ready for really special things like planning and reasoning. So, I need to get some more feedback from people on different configurations. I’d love it if you checked it out, saw if it was useful, and maybe broke it so I could find fixes. Thank! https://bit.ly/3VPYGU6 April 6, 2024 at 05:03PM

Show HN: Add Code Interpreter to Claude 3 Opus https://bit.ly/4aIqFJA

Show HN: Add Code Interpreter to Claude 3 Opus https://bit.ly/3xp7cPz April 7, 2024 at 04:38AM

Show HN: I built a Raspberry Pi temperature monitor https://bit.ly/49GYutH

Show HN: I built a Raspberry Pi temperature monitor https://bit.ly/43KW6k9 April 6, 2024 at 07:53AM

Show HN: Built a premium directory dedicated to high-quality tools https://bit.ly/3xqsjB5

Show HN: Built a premium directory dedicated to high-quality tools This is a previous project I decided to relaunch. There's tons of directories that accept all submissions, but I feel like that just waters down the platform. It also isn't fair for the amazingly built tools and services. I pivoted to a premium-only directory and feel like charging a small fee, while it might take longer to build the portfolio of listed tools, they'll be of much higher quality than other platforms. https://bit.ly/43NXS3W April 6, 2024 at 06:58AM

Show HN: My Free SEO Scoring Tool https://bit.ly/3PNHQkM

Show HN: My Free SEO Scoring Tool I hope that this tool proves to be of immense help to you. However, I understand that it may have its limitations and there may be room for improvement. To make this tool more effective and user-friendly, I welcome your feedback and suggestions. Your insights will be instrumental in improving the tool and making it more beneficial for all users. Lastly, your support and guidance mean the world to me. Together, we can make the SEO journey smoother for everyone. So, dive in, explore the Free SEO Scoring Tool, and let's take your website's performance to new heights! https://bit.ly/3U6NcKr April 6, 2024 at 03:50AM

Show HN: Innovatize – AI Startup Idea Generator https://bit.ly/49rQSeh

Show HN: Innovatize – AI Startup Idea Generator Ever wanted to create a startup but couldn't think of an idea? I'm doing a test launch for part of my MVP and would really appreciate any feedback, or if you could join my discord server: https://bit.ly/49qI7RR I'm a 16 year old entrepreneur with the goal of making startups easier to make for others. https://bit.ly/49v3gdj April 5, 2024 at 03:11AM

Show HN: Gemcompat, an open source db of undocumented rails incompatibilities https://bit.ly/3VOV7gK

Show HN: Gemcompat, an open source db of undocumented rails incompatibilities TLDR: We created an open database of every gem version that’s silently incompatible with Rails. https://bit.ly/3TJ1TlD April 4, 2024 at 06:06PM

Show HN: PredicateKit – A type-safe replacement for NSPredicate for CoreData https://bit.ly/3U57XpU

Show HN: PredicateKit – A type-safe replacement for NSPredicate for CoreData Hi, I really like CoreData. I think it's a great piece of software (I know this is a controversial opinion in some circles ;)). My only pet peeve with it has been the string-based querying API based on NSPredicate. It is a major source of bugs/crashes and doesn't really fit nicely in the modern strongly-typed world of Swift. I built PredicateKit as a lightweight replacement for NSPredicateKit (specifically for CoreData) that makes writing predicates as safe and pleasant as writing native Swift code. https://bit.ly/3U6of1C April 5, 2024 at 12:33AM

Show HN: CloudTabs Web Browser – a streaming web browser on every website https://bit.ly/3vACcM5

Show HN: CloudTabs Web Browser – a streaming web browser on every website https://bit.ly/441Bnc5 April 4, 2024 at 10:16AM

Show HN: A universal Helm Chart for deploying applications into K8s/OpenShift https://bit.ly/3Jaeo4A

Show HN: A universal Helm Chart for deploying applications into K8s/OpenShift Hey HN! We wanted to share with you nxs-universal-chart - our open-sourced universal Helm chart. You can use it to deploy any of your applications into Kubernetes/OpenShift and other orchestrators compatible with native Kubernetes API. Our team regularly faced the need to create almost identical charts, so when we had 14 identical microservices in one project, we came up with a chart format that essentially became a prototype of nxs-universal-chart. It turned out to be more relevant than we even thought! When we needed to prepare CI/CD for 60 almost identical projects for a customer, we reduced the preparation time for release from 6 hours to 1. Basically, that’s how the idea of nxs-universal-chart became a real thing that everyone can use now! The main advantages of such chart that we would like to highlight: -Reducing time to prepare deployment -You’re able to generate any manifests you may need -It compatible with multiple versions of k8s -Ability to use go-templates as your values In the latest release we’ve added a few features like cert-manager custom resources support! Any other information and details you can find on GitHub: https://bit.ly/3Jaep8E We’re really looking forward to improving our universal-chart so we’d love to see any feedback, contributions or report any issues you encounter! Please join our chat in telegram if you want to discuss something about this repo or ask any questions: https://bit.ly/3Jaeppa https://bit.ly/3Jaep8E April 4, 2024 at 10:10AM

Show HN: A website for generating vertical/column style math questions https://bit.ly/3xlklsV

Show HN: A website for generating vertical/column style math questions Hi all, I created a website for generating vertical/column style math questions to practice for my son . If you're looking for a similar service, feel free to use it. It can hide or show the answers and is suitable for printing. https://bit.ly/43GUVCl April 4, 2024 at 08:54AM

Show HN: Logfmtxx – Header only C++23 structured logging library using logfmt https://bit.ly/3PNIK0M

Show HN: Logfmtxx – Header only C++23 structured logging library using logfmt https://bit.ly/4aAVuzy April 4, 2024 at 02:52AM

Show HN: Cargo Task.rs https://bit.ly/3TLJe8Q

Show HN: Cargo Task.rs https://bit.ly/3PNOt6R April 2, 2024 at 10:00PM

Show HN: I just open sourced my document/website extractor for Vision-LLMs https://bit.ly/4cJGv8G

Show HN: I just open sourced my document/website extractor for Vision-LLMs Hi HackerNews, Lately, I have seen an explosion in posts offering paid APIs/services to get unstructured data into LLMs (i.e. langchain extract, ragflow, unstructured, unstract, just to name a few) and I have been largely disappointed by them, either because they fail to implement multimodal support, fail to give good context for "really tricky" PDFs / Word docs / Powerpoints, or are just plain difficult to use. In light of all these posts I figured I'd share my solution that has been working smoothly for me and my clients. I put it up on GitHub for free so you can check it out and hopefully offer some feedback / criticism or contribute to the code yourself. and BTW, I'm not trying to throw shade at any of the services mentioned, I'm just giving my honest experience in case there are others out there who feel the same way and want something that works Cheers! https://bit.ly/3PLXMnK April 2, 2024 at 07:40PM

Show HN: Write JSON processor queries (jq) in natural language https://bit.ly/3J2bKxX

Show HN: Write JSON processor queries (jq) in natural language Hey HN! Jaiqu is an AI agent for creating repeatable JSON transforms using jq query language syntax. Jaiqu translates complex JSON structures into repeatable jq queries. jq is a command line utility built for fast, reliable JSON queries. Jaiqu takes advantage of the LLMs for both constructing jq queries as well as using feedback to fix errors/invalid results if those queries are incorrect. Writing code to parse JSON is super annoying. It usually involves manually reading huge JSON balls, parsing the keys in a language of your choice, and pulling the data manually. Also, you're likely to run into key mismatches (i.e. source data might have "customer_id" as a key but my table is "user_id"), so you would have to write the translation dictionaries by hand. This struck me as a task that was analogous to the many AI "natural language to SQL" editors out there. However, there were a lot of consistency issues where the LLMs would not produce functioning code. So I wrote an AI agent that does it for me. It only takes two args: 1. A blob of messy JSON containing data you want 2. A JSON schema formatted in the way you want Jaiqu generates a repeatable jq query that collects the data in the exact JSON schema you specify. This way, you can run this query as many times you want or save it as a config without having to prompt LLMs each and every time. This tool beats the standard "prompt ChatGPT for a jq query" because by and large, LLMs don't perform too well when writing DSLs like jq. Jaiqu essentially works by: 1. Fuzzy matching each key against your schema to make sure it's available to query 2. Writing individual jq queries to fetch and transform those keys 3. Compiling each individual query into a single complex jq query. 4. Feeding back any errors or data mismatches to a "self-healing" loop that adjusts the queries accordingly until it works. Would love to hear thoughts or feedback. This has saved our team a ton of time internally, so hopefully it can help others as well. https://bit.ly/4afP4q4 March 31, 2024 at 06:42AM

Show HN: Apple Health AI ChatBot Using OpenAI API https://bit.ly/3xhURwx

Show HN: Apple Health AI ChatBot Using OpenAI API https://bit.ly/3xuhbTC April 2, 2024 at 01:21AM

Show HN: Bonk, a command-line tool for X11 window management https://bit.ly/43Es2Xj

Show HN: Bonk, a command-line tool for X11 window management https://bit.ly/43FOijo April 1, 2024 at 11:23PM

Show HN: Podgenai, a GPT-4 audio podcast MP3 generator https://bit.ly/4agasvg

Show HN: Podgenai, a GPT-4 audio podcast MP3 generator podgenai generates approximately an hour-long informational audio podcast mp3 file on a given topic using GPT-4. A funded OpenAI API key is required. https://bit.ly/3vAmRLq April 1, 2024 at 06:58AM

Show HN: Run your RSS3 Node on Zeabur with one click https://bit.ly/3TEJpCS

Show HN: Run your RSS3 Node on Zeabur with one click The fastest way to run your registered RSS3 Alpha Node with US$ 5 per month. https://bit.ly/3TFISAr April 1, 2024 at 10:26AM