Should be quick and easy with WebGPU, too.
replyThat's an even better idea, I bet this could run in Transformers.js.
replyGood idea. Could you make that.
replyGood idea. Could you ask a Claude Code to make that.
replyToday is 2026 after all
It's 2026 so it's already been done 10x by 5x people who says AI is amazing but none of them is sharing the outcome because they either don't care or it doesn't even work.
replythanks, yeah, the problem is just handling scale, we don't have the infra ready to go, but anyone can do that. Its easy for people to run on their laptops straight up. Will try the VPS route.
replyDeployed it to a huggingface space: https://huggingface.co/spaces/benoitfavre/needle-playground
replyYou can check the very simple docker file there.
Here's the Dockerfile, it's delightfully simple https://huggingface.co/spaces/benoitfavre/needle-playground/...
replyThanks!
replyTry WASM, I bet every phone browser would run it. That would be killer demo!
replyAlternatively, record a video that showcases it.
replyOk, will do that now!
replyI know we all think of bad things when we hear "short form video" but short demos can do a LOT for any project, shows the user how its used, what it looks like, what it solves, etc all in anywhere from 15 seconds to a couple of minutes, doesn't need to be ultra fancy, screen recording is fine. :)
replySince there is no GUI here, I feel like a simple plaintext chat transcript would be both 100x smaller and 100x easier to read. (Not to mention accessible.)
replySure, and we've seen those terminal screen recorders that give you back a replayable demo, that could work too.
replyhttps://asciinema.org/ in case anyome is searching it.
replyOne of the most important things missing from too many projects. Even fifteen seconds can often help significantly.
replyYes, a demo might be a good idea.
replyI'll put this on chonklm.com!
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