ldenoue

6 ms·

1.
Show HN: Real-time cursor detection in screen recordings in the browser(github.com)
1 points by ldenoue 1mo ago|0 comments
2.
by ldenoue 2mo ago
extension for Chrome will be here: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/gpgkihaonhnhfabcmgn...
3.
by ldenoue 2mo ago
weekend project that uses the latest Chrome Summarizer API, but also YOLO to process PDF pages and find images, tables, and math formulas. Readability (Mozilla) is used when you open regular web pages, but PDF.JS (also Mozilla!!) is used to
4.
Show HN: Readability for web and PDFs with TTS and local AI summary(github.com)
4 points by ldenoue 2mo ago|2 comments
5.
by ldenoue 2mo ago
do you have sample PDFs?
6.
by ldenoue 2mo ago
Not yet. for now this one from Alessandro works well: https://huggingface.co/Armaggheddon/yolo26-document-layout Converted to ONNX of course, and also CoreML for the iOS app. I haven't yet tried on Android. Does i
7.
by ldenoue 2mo ago
this app runs entirely in your browser. thanks to Codex, it now uses a YOLO detector using ONNX to detect regions in each rendered PDF page image (text, pictures, formulas, tables). based on this analysis, PDF Reflow then cuts out TEXT regi
8.
Show HN: PDF reflow in the browser with local AI model(appblit.com)
6 points by ldenoue 2mo ago|5 comments
9.
by ldenoue 3mo ago
Cooking a local AI version of PDF Reflow to show PDFs on mobile and keep all the look and feel (font, formulas, pictures, tables) yet formatted for a smaller screen. It’s using a local YOLO detector trained specifically on detection pdf pag
10.
Show HN: Pocket TTS running in (mobile) Safari(ldenoue.github.io)
1 points by ldenoue 4mo ago|0 comments
11.
Show HN: YouTube and Apple Podcast Transcripts(appblit.com)
1 points by ldenoue 5mo ago|0 comments
12.
by ldenoue 6mo ago
I created QuickScre because I wanted a no editing way of recording polished screen recordings for Slack etc. Free to try https://www.appblit.com/quickscreen
13.
by ldenoue 6mo ago
I recently released QuickScreen give it a try for free https://www.appblit.com/quickscreen and one time purchase for $7.99 lifetime
14.
by ldenoue 6mo ago
I grew tired of endless YouTube videos, X articles or web articles. So this app lets you open any link and you instantly get an AI summary + brief about the content. (It's free up to 20 articles because there are real costs: I use Gemi
15.
Show HN: VoiceView – Instant Audio Overviews (web, YouTube, pdf, X articles)(voiceview.app)
1 points by ldenoue 6mo ago|1 comments
16.
by ldenoue 9mo ago
It doesn't have to be. You can configure your bot to great the user. E.g. "Aleksandra is not available at the moment, but I'm her AI assistant to help you book a table. How may I help you?" So you're telling the cal
17.
by ldenoue 9mo ago
I don't but I should open source this code. I was trying to sell to OEM though, that's why. Are you interested in licensing it?
18.
by ldenoue 9mo ago
I am not using speech to speech APIs like OpenAI, but it would be easy to swap the STT + LLM + TTS to using Realtime (or Gemini Live API for that matter). OpenAI realtime voices are really bad though, so you can also configure your session
19.
by ldenoue 9mo ago
Check out something like LayerCode (Cloudflare based). Or PipeCat Cloud / LiveKit cloud (I think they charge 1 cent per minute?)
20.
by ldenoue 9mo ago
Yes DO let you handle long lived websocket connections. I think this is unique to Cloudflare. AWS or Google Cloud don't seem to offer these things (statefulness basically). Same with TTS: some like Deepgram and ElevenLabs let you strea
21.
by ldenoue 9mo ago
I built a voice AI stack and background noise can be really helpful to a restaurant AI for example. Italian background music or cafe background is part of the brand. It’s not meant to make the caller believe this is not a bot but only to ma
22.
by ldenoue 9mo ago
The problem with PipeCat and LiveKit (the 2 major stacks for building voice ai) is the deployment at scale. That’s why I created a stack entirely in Cloudflare workers and durable objects in JavaScript. Providers like AssemblyAI and Deepgra
23.
by ldenoue 9mo ago
I developed a stack on Cloudflare workers where latency is super low and it is cheap to run at scale thanks to Cloudflare pricing. Runs at around 50 cents per hour using AssemblyAI or Deepgram as the STT, Gemini Flash as LLM and InWorld.ai
24.
by ldenoue 9mo ago
Would be useful to get a preview of the code
25.
by ldenoue 10mo ago
Which browser and computer ?
26.
by ldenoue 10mo ago
YouReadTube is the new name because it’s easier to remember and also insert “read” on any YouTube link
27.
ShowHN: YouReadTube(youreadtube.com)
5 points by ldenoue 10mo ago|6 comments
28.
by ldenoue 10mo ago
In browser transcript beautification using a mix of small models (Bert, all-MiniLM-L6-v2 and T5) for restoring punctuation, finding chapter splits and generating the headers.
29.
by ldenoue 1y ago
Check out https://ldenoue.github.io/readabletranscripts/ and the website https://www.appblit.com/scribe that use Gemini to post correct the raw transcripts
30.
by ldenoue 1y ago
Unless you fetch directly from your browser. It works by getting the YouTube json including the captions track. And then you get the baseUrl to download the xml. I wrote this webapp that uses this method: it calls Gemini in the background t

More ›