Text-Generator.io Reviews

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1. dolcemediterranea

   about 4 years ago
   Great place to discover new products

   Joined recently, it's really a great community, very supportive and you can find tons of useful new products.

   👍 Pros:    Lots of useful new stuff to discover every day|Very supportive community if you go there to launch your product

Text-Generator.io mentions (30)

• Voice generation AI (TTS)

  I'm running https://text-generator.io give it a try, the TTS network I'm using currently is Speech T5. Text Generator is Open Source on the Github so if your interested in self hosting give that a try. Try the voices in the web UI first, the voices sound a bit more computer generated than eleven labs, but its orders of magnitude cheaper (theres an API or via self hosting). Source: 12 months ago

• Launching Netwrck - AI Character Chat/Character creator/World building tool

  I'm planning on making group chats and social features that connect us to AI characters :) looking to make our AI characters help us and our communities across the web. Also working on more immersive experiences like VFX/3d avatars and speech. I'm raising a token to help reward AI Character creators and AI Developers for making the platform better https://netwrck.com/netw-token creators will earn most NETW... Source: 12 months ago

• How do you serve your LLMs

  Instead of going up looking for big models. I run https://text-generator.io which benchmarks a string against multiple models and picks the one that is over confident about the perplexity. Basically uses the model that is most familiar with the data. But it's all 7b models so not too big to fit. Source: about 1 year ago

• Awesome Codebases - A collection of awesome open-source codebases worth exploring.

  Holy guac there are heaps of bots on reddit now!!! For some variety try https://text-generator.io or bard, these are all clearly ChatGPT.... Read these comments seriously they are all clearly bots, same with the "name generated algorithms" for their usernames too. Source: about 1 year ago

• [META] Who is astroturfing r/programming and why?

  I'm not a bot... (i can say seggs)... But shameless self promotion is my only tool left in my toolbelt of 0 marketing skills and crippling mortgage debt. Also for those interested in transending and becoming a bot: Checkout this sweet LLM API that may or may not be created by myself... https://text-generator.io. Source: about 1 year ago

Product Hunt mentions (54)

• How I Built & Grew CoverLetterGPT to 5,000 Users and $200 MRR

  And even though it’s a small, simple product, I tried launching it on Product Hunt, where it also performed considerably well. - Source: dev.to / 8 months ago

• We're #1 on Product Hunt!

  To the main point: we've done a launch on Product Hunt, and we've just barely hit #1. We need your help to blow out the competition and secure #1 for the day, and hopefully #1 of the week. So, if you enjoy the app in one way or the other, stop by https://producthunt.com and give us an upvote! Source: 12 months ago

• Does anyone here have a successful micro-SAAS as a dev? Please enlighten me on the most efficient way to approach it in terms of testing an MVP and then just repeating until something sticks. I'm lost in the sauce right now.

  Producthunt.com would your innovation competitors. Source: about 1 year ago

• How I made $39800 in 3 Months selling online courses with these 8 EASY STEPS. Includes exclusive 7 FREE ChatGPT prompts you can use.

  Submit your course to producthunt.com after you have a few students, reviews and social followers. Source: about 1 year ago

• I monetized my YouTube Channels in 2 weeks and made $3928, with only 15 videos, 22 Shorts and this process..

  There are free AI voice generators, you can try searching on github or producthunt.com. Source: about 1 year ago