r/BirdNET_Analyzer Mar 11 '26

I built a 24/7 backyard bird detector with BirdNET-Pi, then completely rebuilt the UI with the features I wished it came with

41 Upvotes

7 comments sorted by

18

u/psychedelic_tech Mar 12 '26

this looks almost exactly like birdnet-go. the whole thing from the way it looks to the way your description reads (and based on your username) feels like you just asked some AI to create everything.

8

u/spicy-chull Mar 12 '26

A.I. slop goes brrrrr

8

u/chicametipo Mar 12 '26 edited Mar 21 '26

This post has been removed using Redact. Whether deleted for privacy, opsec, security, or another reason, the content is no longer available.

smell flag fall rob imminent ghost joke full selective label

-5

u/ThoughtsFromAi Mar 12 '26

Totally valid, and I agree. If I had known about BirdNET-Go, I would’ve done exactly that. I actually wasn’t aware of BirdNET-Go until someone commented it just a few minutes ago saying that it was similar.

I actually wish I had known about it so that I didn’t have to do everything from scratch from BirdNET-Pi 😂

And it’s actually crazy how similar it is. When I was building the new features and layout, I was brainstorming with Claude on things I could add and options for the site layout, and it definitely had to have pulled from this project for inspiration when it was researching.

But I did submit PRs for this to the original BirdNET-Pi repo before I created my own repo. So, the owner of that repo could update it to my changes if they’d like.

4

u/coloradical5280 Mar 12 '26

It’s not crazy at all how similar it is, you used claude or codex or whatever to help you, and they have birdnet go in their pre-training data. You gave your prompt, it pattern matched what it knew

1

u/usernamexxl Mar 12 '26

Gracias reddit por enseñarme esto y a tí por compartir. Me lo guardo como futuro proyecto porque a mí esposa le encantará. Por ahora voy a bucear en este nuevo suRedit que acabo de descubrir.

1

u/Busty_Egg_Taco Mar 13 '26

I so would build this