What Are You Building? Share Your Projects
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#43Various GenAI experiments
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#44I'm building a serverless multidevice AI agents platform connected through whatsapp running all in the browser.
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#45B2B Video platform: http://vidnion.com/
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#46B2B Podcast platform: http://podnion.com/
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#47I was playing with Stable Diffusion and stumbled upon a post in r/PhotoshopRequests looking for people to do such editing manually. I tried Stable Diffusion and was surprised how good the result was. So I made it into a service.
It was challenging to kickstart the project from the marketing perspective. But there was quite some virality, which helped.
Another big challenge is number of factors affecting the quality of the results. The number of degrees of freedom to tinker with is large, so experimenting and iterating is tricky. However, I did learn a lot from this project - both technically and marketing.
Currently I am focusing on rewriting the generation pipeline to dramatically improve quality, especially on obstructed ultrasounds.
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#48I'm building a serverless multidevice AI agents platform connected through whatsapp running all in the browser.
That sounds like an impressive project! Are you referring to *cross-platform* AI agents? What are some of the common use cases you see?
The current use-case is the most basic possible, I'm using it to keep a daily, notes and ask general questions. the LLM then save some of the data it extract from the notes into collections that I plan to use later. It is quite new project yet
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#49I was looking for projects to do and this one seemed quite obvious, but at the same time FIRE folks are extremely frugal, so this couldn't be a for-profit project. I decided to try it as a passion project instead.
Kickstarting the community was a challenge - definitely experienced chicken & egg problem, but eventually reached critical mass.