lukasfischer

I did not expect browser technology to innovate that fast. But the new cacheless browser is indeed a new category defining product. Watch yourself: https://youtu.be/v1EnCo6dodk?si=kXZx2vs6GYPelAGn

What do you think?

Hello HN Today we launched v1 of LandHive AI, an AI driven generator for website which produced website structure, content and design. In this video I showcase the tool - https://youtu.be/0S5rU0odTOk

While still an early version, we are already thrilled by the sites that come out of LandHive AI. And we have a lot of ideas to come. Our business model is less of a WIX, SquareSpace competitor but actual enterprise customers who are in need of generating tens and hundreds of sites each year - for example for campaigns, events/conferences, info sites, product experience pages, etc.

You can try it yourself today using the prompt form on the website.

I see a lot of ChatGTP pet projects pop up. It’s inspiring what’s possible. I’m curious what the HN community is working on and what ideas you have on your mind. Link your project, idea, prototype…

I know docker for a long time but I never used it in serious projects. I find it hard to find good and especially up to date tutorials. I’m especially interested in a tutorial on how to run (feature branch) containers which spin up on bitbucket pipelines/GitHub actions for manual and automated testing for PHP and Node applications (containers should exist as long as a feature branch exists). I found some random YouTubers which give a nice intro/demo into some features but not really a deep dive.

I’m new to object detection - and I find it hard to navigate through all the available solutions. Some frameworks are already a couple of years old land/or limited in functionality, or not intended to use in the browser.

I’d like to build a art/painting detector - think of it as a AI guide for museums. You simply point your phone camera to the art piece and additional info pops up (like audio/text etc) - in a browser webapp which is accessible through a QR code at the entrance.

The object detection algorithm should not only recognize “painting” but also the actual specific painting. As I understand, I need to train a model with the paintings data. I could not find a solution which works browser only and is actually straight forward to use (something like ml5).

I was also looking for image hashing algorithms but hashing the paintings “original” picture and the camera feed (with specific angle/lights/shadow) did not really work out well.

Any recommendations?

I just watched the product video. What do you think?

I’m trying to make a co2 balance sheet of our organisation. I can’t find good information on how to calculate server emissions in cloud providers (we are using mostly hetzner vps). I’m curious if somebody has some findings/benchmarks or some kind of formula to have an approximation.

I used Scrivener, Google Docs, LeanPub (online editor) but I’m not happy with all of them. I especially need a way to document research and rearranging chapters. Scrivener is awesome for that, but it’s mobile app and cloud sync is so crappy. And the final book generation (pdf, epub, etc.) is really clunky. I discovered leanpub a couple of months ago and it’s simplicity and fast generation is cool, but the online editor is not available on mobile and the asset management is way too simple.