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Products that do what 50 translated Charlie Hebdo covers in one place does

1SO
Summaries of interesting content, written by people▲131
2012 · tldr.io
2ST
Sublime Text Book▲163
2014 · sublimetextbook.com
3WO
Wall of Text▲90
2014 · walloftext.co
4PC
Pictorical, Crowd-illustrated books startup▲46
2011 · pictorical.com
5AT
A tool to translate images across languages▲68
2018 · blog.imgtranslate.com
6EC
Extract clean text and translate into 50 languages with a GET request▲7
2020 · extractorapi.com
7PF
Practice foreign languages with books (parallel translation and speech)▲10
2015 · paralleltext.io
8
Microsoft Translator▲140
Translates your text or speech into 50 different languages
2015
9L
LiteScript▲76
2014 · luciotato.github.io
10W
WikiMaze▲82
2011 · wikimaze.me
11ND
Newspaper design▲15
2015 · codepen.io
12ST
Simple translation by email▲59
2014 · blog.unbabel.com
13HG
Humaaans, generate human illustrations in one line▲18
2019 · github.com
14TT
Translate text through random languages, 35 times▲9
2015 · dfkoz.com
15LT
Longest Translation – Handy utility for multi language designs▲21
2015 · longesttranslation.com
16CF
Cover Faces from Protest Photos▲11
2020 · gradio.app
17AP
A place for stories▲12
2012 · storylike.com
18LR
Lookmark, read what your friends are reading (for Chrome)▲27
2012 · lookmark.com
19RC
Random country web site▲7
2015 · random.country
20JL
Juttle language Playground▲22
2014 · jut.io
21SP
Summarizing popular HN articles▲19
2011 · skimthat.com
22BH
Buzzwork Haikus▲6
2020 · buzz-haiku.herokuapp.com
23TO
The One Week Book is Out▲7
2011 · sebastianmarshall.com
24RB
Random Books via Wikipedia Summaries▲8
2022 · locserendipity.com

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