15:[[48278610,{"by":"GodelNumbering","descendants":145,"id":48278610,"kids":[48280551,48282998,48280630,48280347,48282924,48280856,48281852,48282508,48282188,48282246,48280420,48281218,48280595,48280868,48282263,48281465,48280378,48280342,48280255,48280417,48281176,48280296,48280785,48280571,48278959,48281903,48280303,48280286,48280945,48280875],"score":132,"time":1779797313,"title":"Outsourcing plus local AI will soon become more economical vs. frontier labs","type":"story","url":"https://www.signalbloom.ai/posts/outsourcing-plus-localai-will-soon-become-more-economical-vs-frontier-labs/"}],[48271566,{"by":"gsharma1","descendants":1,"id":48271566,"kids":[48280827],"score":4,"text":"Hello folks,

Over the past months I found it extremely hard to find photos for my blog that looked like MY brand.

I was tired of using stock photos and also did not want to spend time on canva creating graphics. The AI images also looked very off-brand and I always had to copy paste my brand instructions to create graphics for my blog.

It led me to create [InkTag.io](http://inktag.io/) - it let's users add color palette, brand style, negative words, logo for watermark etc and get consistent looking photos that look like your brand.

Initially I was thinking to release it as a react library but did know if devs will find this useful. Released it as a normal UI that people can use for their brand.

If anyone is interested in tech deep dive -- let me know in the comments.

I have had great fun building this. I hope you enjoy it as well.

-Gautam","time":1779742518,"title":"Show HN: Built a tool to create brand-consistent images using AI","type":"story","url":"https://inktag.io"}],[47275090,{"by":"mahmedalam","descendants":1,"id":47275090,"kids":[47275107],"score":2,"text":"Hey HN.

I’m a 17-year-old developer, and I recently needed to compress a lot of images for a small website I was working on.

Most tools I found required uploading files to their servers.

That made me uncomfortable, especially since many of the images belonged to clients.

I also ran into another issue: many tools were slow at compressing multiple images because of server uploads.

So I decided to build something that works differently.

I built ConUtil, an image toolkit that runs entirely in the browser.

Ahmed","time":1772806214,"title":"Show HN: I made a privacy-first browser-based image compressor","type":"story","url":"https://www.conutil.com/"}]]

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