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Hut-Hike Search for the Alps. A little project I wanted to share (wandern.robbb.in)
submitted 2 months ago by to c/hiking@lemmy.world
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A couple days ago, I was booking a hut-hiking holiday in the Alps with some friends. It was however quite time consuming to look for hikes, then check all individual huts and see if they have free beds on the desired days. That's why, while procrastinating on my thesis, I've been writing this little website. It automatically fetches a lot of huts and official hikes. It then checks their availability and gives you a list of possible hikes you can do.

I thought I'd share this here, in case someone is in Europe and finds this helpful. Feedback is also super welcome!

Yours, Robin

PS: I'm sorry for the english speaking people: Most of the data is in German :/

What's an interesting etymology for a common term? in c/asklemmy@lemmy.world
Made a Firefox extension to flag AI content on YouTube in c/firefox@lemmy.ml
[–] [S] 6 points 6 months ago (1 child)

Fair enough. Though I don't know about your point regarding the software tools. The ones I tried had pretty bad accuracy (and were quite resource-intensive to run) So, I felt like the human-tagging way was still the most sensible way forward. At least for now, where there are still subtle cues that give AI-content away once in a while.

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    YouTube extension to highlight humanmade content (humanmade.robbb.in)
     

    While watching an animated YouTube video essay a few weeks ago, I suddenly realized that both the narrator's voice and the visuals were AI-generated. This was not disclosed anywhere in the video description or credits.

    So, I decided to write a little Browser Extensions where users can register the extent to which a channel's content is AI-generated. Feel free to check it out