darajava

7 ms·

61.
by darajava 1y ago
Can you show me an example? I think before 2-3 days ago this wasn't really possible without the output images looking really bad.
62.
by darajava 1y ago
No, it's not a real-time process. We have an admin panel to generate the images, cover and PDF. There is a good bit of human input involved.
63.
by darajava 1y ago
Thank you, I agree and I'll update the example photos. I didn't add a PDF but I added some photos of the real end product to the bottom of the landing page now.
64.
by darajava 1y ago
This is so interesting - I could add some of these as options.
65.
by darajava 1y ago
Close enough! The prompt I use is: > Make this a page in a colouring book. The drawing is in a simple Studio Ghibli portrait style. Bleed all the way to the edges. Background colour is #ffffff and lines are bold and #000000. There is no
66.
by darajava 1y ago
I am using it in a little mini-company I built! https://clevercoloringbook.com
67.
Show HN: I used OpenAI's new image API for a personalized coloring book service(clevercoloringbook.com)
316 points by darajava 1y ago|188 comments
68.
by darajava 1y ago
I used to do similar to this so then I built AudioDiary which also utilizes AI and centralizes all my entries: https://audiodiary.ai It also uses Whisper which is great at transcribing. It's gotten relatively popular so it&
69.
by darajava 2y ago
You could add it from source which is pretty easy to do but you lose chrome’s syncing feature. Having said that I haven’t developed a chrome extension in years. They are so strict now. I know they can’t manually inspect each line but I do
70.
by darajava 2y ago
I'd say it's more likely youtube A/B testing to see if they can increase engagement with that bar disabled.
71.
by darajava 2y ago
Just finished that feature. Volume saving is available now on youtube and insta if you update.
72.
by darajava 2y ago
You actually can control playback speed! You can find this on the bottom right of the videos. It doesn't go to 3x though and you can't access it on youtube unless it's in fullscreen for some reason. Will try to figure that ou
73.
by darajava 2y ago
Working on it, I have a lot on atm but I'll reply to comments in this thread requesting FF once I have it out.
74.
by darajava 2y ago
Ah that's a good idea! Similar effect to this but I guess packaging it in a chrome extension lends itself to "set it and forget it". I also have some customization options.
75.
by darajava 2y ago
My pleasure.
76.
by darajava 2y ago
Oh nice catch, I'll get onto that asap. Edit: This will be fixed in the next update.
77.
by darajava 2y ago
Nice idea. Playback rate should be pretty easy to implement! I've never done a Firefox extension before but I could definitely give it a go.
78.
by darajava 2y ago
YouTube shorts does have its own progress bar, but it's proprietary and kept out of view and so it doesn't allow the user to tell the length of the video at a glance.
79.
by darajava 2y ago
Yeah - that extension seems to just update <video> elements to have the showcontrols attribute if they're missing. Doing that isn't enough for insta, youtube etc because you need to mess with their propriatary html.
80.
by darajava 2y ago
That's great, I've added an MIT license. https://github.com/darajava/reel-control/commit/4d014f578b93...
81.
by darajava 2y ago
Thank you! MIT license added. https://github.com/darajava/reel-control/commit/4d014f578b93...
82.
by darajava 2y ago
My pleasure! It was fun to build and didn't take too much time to do the individual platforms. So, if it breaks for one then patching it up should be pretty quick. Please leave a review if it's helpful to you.
83.
by darajava 2y ago
No problem. Yes, I never thought of that! What is the practical benefit of having a license here and which one should I choose?
84.
by darajava 2y ago
You're welcome! I knew I couldn't be the only one.
85.
Show HN: A Chrome extension to give you back control over short-form videos(chromewebstore.google.com)
128 points by darajava 2y ago|58 comments
86.
by darajava 2y ago
Ah I see, I thought you were referring to my first point.
87.
by darajava 2y ago
Yes, true! I was tired when I clumsily made that point above (I am not a skilled writer). I learned how to use the em dash properly about 6 months before the release of ChatGPT and then when it was released I realized that it used them all
88.
by darajava 2y ago
No. Em dashes are to separate two thoughts in one sentence. En dashes are for denoting ranges.
89.
by darajava 2y ago
Most people don't use the em dash. It's too hard to type and looks too similar to a hyphen. As a result, a hallmark of GPT-generated text is its (over)using of the em dash--I have stopped using it for this reason an just use two h
90.
by darajava 2y ago
you can use wood on enamelled cast iron. Why would you use a spatula with enamelled cast iron?

More ›