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Triviart is a web platform that combines trivia and collaborative pixel art. Users answer trivia questions to color pixels on a shared collective canvas, with options to collaborate or compete with other participants. Holding a selected pixel activates precision mode for answering.
PINGO is a free classroom response system that lets presenters start live polls in a browser. Participants join from any internet-connected device. It supports higher education, schools and corporate training, and the provider states there is no limit on participants or questions. Sessions can be set to English or German.
Twitter Demetricator is a web browser extension that hides metrics on Twitter, including follower, like, and notification counts. It is intended to let users try the site without numbers and to question how metric terms shape judgment of self and others.
Universal Hint System provides hints for computer games. Users select specific questions and view only as much information as they want, from subtle nudges to full answers. A UHS Reader for Windows or macOS gives full access to a collection of over 500 hints, with printing and local search. A free trial version is offered.
A wiki for the /r/UKPersonalFinance subreddit and Discord. It offers a flowchart for getting finances in order, recommended books, videos and sites, guidance on where to get emergency money for essentials, and advice on posting questions to the subreddit.
The University of Aruba Open Knowledge Repository is a work-in-progress repository for the university's research output, showing featured items, recent submissions and communities. It hosts publications such as law articles, reports and academic speeches. Questions and discrepancy reports go to [email protected].
UnSoloMind turns uploaded PDFs and other knowledge files into an AI assistant that answers questions around the clock. Knowledge is uploaded once and shared through guest invites, and users chat with the assistant for answers. The site lists Basic, Pro and Business subscription plans with monthly credit allowances, model access and limits on Minds and invited users.
VI-CONTROL is a forum for composers and users of virtual instruments, sample libraries and synths. Sections cover sample talk, newbie questions, commercial announcements, deals, reviews, tech support, mixing and mastering, digital audio workstations, and computer hardware and peripherals. Some sections are reserved for paying advertisers, and members can introduce themselves and discuss music topics.
Vicuna-13B is an open-source chatbot trained by fine-tuning LLaMA on user-shared conversations collected from ShareGPT. Its code, weights and an online demo are publicly available for non-commercial use, and training cost around $300. The team reports a preliminary GPT-4-judged evaluation, described as non-scientific, showing more than 90% quality of ChatGPT and Bard.
VideoHelp community forum for video conversion, encoding, playback, discs, and repair questions.
VideoHelp community forum for video conversion, encoding, playback, discs, and repair questions.
A guide hosted on GitHub Pages covering Stremio, an on-demand video player. Its pages cover introductory material, technical details on debrid services and addons, setup, frequently asked questions, troubleshooting, and credits. It also includes an extras section with nine items.
Voicesphere is an AI document interaction tool that allows users to upload documents including PDFs, DOCs, PPTs, videos, texts, and CSVs to ask natural language questions and receive context-specific answers. It includes a secure document management system, and is designed for use by manufacturing companies, medical professionals, law firms, researchers, recruitment agencies, and customer service teams.
G4F Chat is a conversational AI platform that supports private, customizable conversations using multiple AI providers and models. It includes features such as cloud sync, conversation export, markdown rendering, speech recognition, voice synthesis, custom system prompt configuration and MCP server support.
WhiskIt is a recipe search tool that generates AI-powered recipe suggestions from a dish name or ingredient. Users can set dietary, allergen, skill, time, cooking method, budget and presentation preferences, ask follow-up questions and save recipes. The site also links to kitchen tools on Amazon as an affiliate.
A visual exploration by Nadieh Bremer in collaboration with Google Trends. It examines the most asked questions about cats and dogs that start with the word "why" in Google Search, to understand pet behavior.
Hayase Wiki is a reference resource for the Hayase torrent streaming client. It covers core concepts, setup steps, frequently asked questions and extensions for torrent, NZB, subtitle and HTTP content.
Woozlit provides conversational AI for questions, tasks, and general assistance.
WyvernChat provides conversational AI for questions, tasks, and general assistance.
XWords is a free online crossword puzzle generator. Users enter questions and answers and click a button to generate a puzzle. Generated puzzles can be downloaded. The site also offers design customization settings, and the options do not apply to the online version unless the XWord is upgraded to a Premium XWord.
Yandex Images is an image search service operated by Yandex. It enables users to search for a range of image content including postcards, desktop screensavers, funny pictures, diagrams, and illustrated manuals, and allows users to get visual answers to their questions.
Duckie is a Y Combinator-backed company that lets customer support teams build their own AI agents quickly. According to the listing, teams translate tasks and processes into AI workflows, with use cases including answering technical questions and processing refunds. The company was founded in 2023 by Valerie Li and Joel Ritossa and is based in San Francisco.
YearCompass is a free booklet designed to help users reflect on the past year and plan the upcoming one. It includes guided questions and exercises to help users identify personal patterns and set goals, and is available in a wide range of languages. It has been used by more than a million people worldwide since its launch in 2012.
An interactive flow chart for people who struggle with self care, executive dysfunction, or reading internal signals. It asks simple questions about food, medication, water, sleep, pain, and emotions, with instructions to set aside time and follow each step.
