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viking2917
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Show HN: In-place OCR + Translate for Internet Archive books
There are lots of OCR tools and translator tools, but using them on books is very laborious, involving downloading images, lots of copying, window-swapping, 3rd-party software, and…
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Comment #43988722
I updated the app to allow manual add/delete of pages. Then tap the page and do New Image to upload per page. Thanks for the feedback!
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Comment #43988047
Thanks! I have not tried anything other than English, not sure how good the LLMs are for that. Did you use Tesseract or Gemini? Once the page structure is set up from the images (v…
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Comment #43979240
coincidentally, posted this over on Show HN today. OCR workbench, AI OCR & editing tools for OCRing old / hard documents. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43976450 . Tesseract …
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Show HN: OCR Workbench: AI OCR for hard documents
OCR on old documents is hard. OCR Workbench uses AI for OCR and provides an editing environment to clean things up, as is inevitably required. Inspired by this Hacker News post: ht…
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Comment #43872844
Those of us "of a certain age" are grateful not to look at a screen of 30 videos, all of them illegible because our eyes are old :)
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Comment #41078488
Depends a bit on what you want to accomplish. I use Jekyll/Minimal Mistakes/Github pages for product blogs, where I just want to broadcast information or have it available for peop…
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Comment #39314335
Same. The view changing every time I click is very disorienting. and have to zoom back out after every click
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Comment #33829830
Love this concept! Implementation seems a bit erratic, e.g. tried it on the Richard I page (Richard the Lionheart), https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_I_of_England and get most …
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Comment #28331358
Book Roulette is a Chrome Extension that shows you a new, hopefully interesting, book each time you open a tab. It also shows you a few recent articles from around the web that men…
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Comment #28331094
I run a social reading app call Bookship (think, virtual book club). https://www.bookshipapp.com App Tier on iOS, Android, Web, from a single source built with: Ionic V1 / Javascri…
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Comment #14919985
This is pretty cool, actually.
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Comment #14919774
Bookship is social reading app for sharing your reading experiences with your family, friends and co-workers. Invite people to read along with you, whether they’re reading via a ph…
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Comment #10895606
This was built at the CODEX books hackathon this past weekend at MIT.
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Comment #10633545
Thanks for passing that along. Spin is actually in the system ( http://www.thehawaiiproject.com/book/Spin--by--Robert-Charle... ) but I think my keyword search ranking approach isn…
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Comment #10624264
which books are we missing? want to take a look....thx.
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Comment #10623557
Thanks. I can reproduce when I set "block sites from setting any data", caused by a 3rd party tool I use. I will have to figure some way to fix it. Thanks for reporting. In the mea…
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Comment #10623127
Whoops. I use a 3rd party tool to manage user data and that requires access to local storage. I'll have to look into engineering that requirement out unless you have a user account…
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Comment #10623079
Thank you this is great feedback. I agree with you the navbar is kind of a mess. I've got a code branch in progress to clean that up substantially. I'm a recovering executive remem…