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Open Commonplace - Defy AI. Preserve human creativity and ingenuity. Start with a book you've read.
@opencommonplace · X
Preserving human knowledge and wisdom from books at
Reads articles aloud in your browser with podcast-quality voices.
DmitryDolgopolo · HN
ReadAloud – on-device, podcast-quality text-to-speech in the browser
Browse the latest work, ideas, projects, and insights from professionals across every field. Share what you do and connect with your peers on Peermeld.
@devshowcse · X
Here is it -
Write researched, fact-checked content in your voice using AI.
@aighosts · X
The AI writing tool that humanizes, fact checks, and crafts content in your voice for everywhere you publish.
Generate a complete newsletter in 14 minutes by describing your topic to AI.
@danielkempe · X
Go check out if you want to start your own newsletter in the next 14 minutes.
Easily translate your website with Universally. Automate multilingual content, optimize SEO, and reach a global audience without complexity.
@syedbalkhi · X
Listen to Ilya Sutskever's 30 AI papers explained as free audio episodes.
janpmz · HN
Ilya's 30 papers, explained in audio
Share and discover positive travel recommendations, build taste profiles, and create guides.
u/MrDavidP · Reddit
HoodTip.com I’ve been building HoodTip.com , a travel/recommendations site that gives you recommendations, not reviews. I don't want to hear about your bad experience somewhere, I want recs. You can build a kind of taste profile of your recommendations, make guides, save other people’s tips, and share them. Would love for some folks to try and sign up and leave a few 'HoodTips' so I can see what's working and what's not. (Video is an AI generation of a screen sho
Converts article URLs into AI summaries, saved for offline reading.
fetchmark · HN
FetchMark – An Offline-first read-later app with AI summaries
Discover and organize research papers with AI-powered search and topic curation.
u/rahmanbite · Reddit
Read research papers is funny but find the right one is challenging If I want read a research papers always time consuming: - visit the repository - start bunch of filters - download PDF, read it.. - then what next? reading history missing.. Why not use excel to save the link? this work again, I'm not happy :( and... how to make sure I read paper properly? no test, no judging.. right? Why not AI papers finder tools like SciSpace, Elicit or something like that? Again.. to
baskr turns your everyday care logs into a clear health score and plain-language coaching for every reptile, amphibian, invertebrate and feeder you keep.
@LeoShipStuff · X
I am building the Whoop for reptiles!
Get daily summaries of your podcasts with TLDRs and key takeaways.
u/owocki · Reddit
PodTLDR.fm — I follow 12 podcasts and listen to none of them, so I built the thing that reads them for me I follow about a dozen long-form podcasts - Acquired, Lex, Hardcore History - and I was permanently 30+ episodes behind. Every new 3-hour drop just added to the guilt pile. I didn't want to listen to them. I wanted to have heard them. So: PodTLDR.fm. Add a podcast, and every time it drops an episode we transcribe it, summarize it, and email you the TLDR by morning - the one-line point,
