ybouane

I was thinking of building this yesterday...

We are moving to AI and stopped writing code / scratching our heads, and you're here writing a web server in assembly.

Humbling.

I released LibRaw-Wasm an NPM package to be able to decode RAW photos in the browser.

Most of the code to make this project (probably 90%) was AI-Generated!

Great to hear that!

Exactly!

Hello, Thanks for your input, we appreciate it. We'll try to include that in the landing page.

But to answer your questions, the data does go through our servers and is manipulated/prepared to be prompted to ChatGPT. It is not stored/saved afterwards though.

Very interesting!

You are all on point! Great analysis. - Yes, it's electron (didn't expect such a huge build for such a small app). - The bundled ffmpeg is probably a light version that comes from the underlying chrome. - The app detects if there's a ffmpeg available otherwise it downloads the binaries and uses them instead.

Just paid the 100$ and got it notarized. Still, you're downloading software from a total stranger :p .

Yes, initially, that was my goal (a web-app), but it's so slow that it's completely useless for converting videos.

Sorry for the issues, it's now fixed.

It's fixed now, you can download the Intel version.

It should work fine now I rebuilt it to work for the x64 architecture.

It's fixed now, thanks for reporting the issue.

Sktch.io does just that, create functionality visually including Database control, you should check it out.

Hey HN,

I recently wanted to plan my year as I'm challenging myself to build 10 projects/businesses this year. During the planning, I wanted to have a clear view of what my year would look like and my reflex was to simply use Google Calendar. The issue is that when you toggle the year view, the events are not showing up which is a bummer.

So I decided to build a little tool to fill this gap. It's a very simply Yearly Planner that allows you to add timelines to a year calendar and color code them. I also added a section to fill in your 5 most important goals for the year.

You can give it a try here:

https://pomoplanner.app/my-year

The yearly planner is an addition to another project I've made last year: PomoPlanner.app a pomodoro-based daily planner. With the Yearly Planner, I wanted to provide a way to focus more on the long-term objectives and not just the day-to-day objectives.

Let me know your thoughts, I'd be happy to know if this can be of use to anyone.

If you want to support this project, you can give it an upvote on Product Hunt:

https://www.producthunt.com/posts/yearly-planner-by-pomoplan...

You can follow my daily updates for the build in public challenge on twitter @ybouane:

https://twitter.com/ybouane

Hey all! This year I'll be building 10 products/businesses in public and this is project #2 (project #1 is on hold while it's awaiting reviewal in a marketplace)!

<rDrop.link> : Like AirDrop but for any Device, any OS, any Platform.

So first, let's talk about why this is useful. Let me ask you a question:

I have a 4K video that I took on my iPhone and I want to send it to my Windows Desktop for editing. How do I do that?

----- Send it to yourself through Messenger, it's like two clicks.

Messenger compresses videos and photos, I want the full quality uncompressed version of my video.

----- Alright, then send it by email it doesn't compress the files.

Really? Have you ever tried sending a file larger than 25MB by email?

----- Upload it on DropBox or Drive and then download it on your computer.

Sure, that's already a better option. But! I'm a little lazy (the process is not very quick, I mean I just want to send a file), my Drive only has 1GB left and I hate to upload random stuff on my drive and have stuff laying around...

----- Ok... What about WeTransfer?

Yes, and it's great! The downside is that I prefer to not have my files handled by third parties like that. Also, I said I'm lazy, I don't want to upload the file, then retrieve the download link and download it on the other device. Do you have something simpler?

This is the problem rDrop attempts to solve.

It's a super simple File Transfer Service.

1) Open <rDrop.link> on both devices.

2) Select the files you want to transfer.

3) Scan the QR Code or just Copy the 6-letter code

4) That's it, the transfer starts and you can download your files!

== How it's built ==

This tool was entirely built under 5 days! That is thanks to the power of Sktch.io a No-Code/Low-Code builder that makes building this kind of projects extremely easy and efficient. (disclaimer: I made Sktch.io)

The tool also uses the WebRTC API for the P2P File transfer.

Let me know your thoughts about it, I'll be grateful for any feedback!

To stay up to date on the advancement of my next projects, feel free to follow me on Twitter at @ybouane

Hey HN, Today, I'm happy to announce the launch of https://PomoPlanner.app, which is a daily planner that is based on the Pomodoro technique.

You most likely already know about the Pomodoro technique. To summarize, it's a productivity technique where you use a timer to work exclusively on a specific task for 25 minutes before taking a 5 minutes break. After four rounds you can take a 15 minutes break. This technique is great for beating procrastination and getting work done!

With PomoPlanner, you can plan your days and add the tasks you want to complete for any given day, it's a daily planner.

The tasks are separated into main task, secondary tasks and additional tasks. This is useful to keep focus on the important things you need to accomplish that day since we sometimes have a tendency to work on easier but less important tasks. For each task, you can set the target number of pomodoros and whenever you complete a pomodoro for that task using the timer, the completed pomodoros counter increments.

On top of that you can also plan mini tasks which are small tasks you have to accomplish on a given day. These tasks can usually be done under five minutes and include things like making a small call, paying the rent and more...

Finally, PomoPlanner also allows you to track physical exercise but also to stay mindful about things that you're grateful about, things you've learned and take extra notes.

PomoPlanner also has an extra tab for a general purpose todo-list.

PomoPlanner is available for free and works on desktop but also on mobile devices as a progressive web-app.

You can register and create an account which will allow you to sync your tasks across multiple devices.

On a side note (#nocode): PomoPlanner was built entirely in No-Code meaning that not a single line of code was written to build it. That's thanks to https://Sktch.io, another project that I've built. The entire interface was built visually and the functional part of the app was built with Sktch.io's visual programming tool.

I hope you'll find PomoPlanner.app useful and that it'll boost your productivity.

I would be very grateful if you can give an upvote!

I'm also open to your feedback and suggestions for new features!