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How much does this cost? It'd be awesome if something like this can be selfhosted & tweaked for my personal preference. Is there any chance that this might go o
by zipping1549 3y ago
How much does this cost? It'd be awesome if something like this can be selfhosted & tweaked for my personal preference. Is there any chance that this might go opensource?
- guizzy 3y agoI don't have it set up to publish a website, but maybe you'll be interested in this tool I made for myself. https://github.com/GuizzyQC/FeedSummarizer https://github.com/GuizzyQC/FeedSummarizer It will take an RSS feed, send the content of x number of articles to an OpenAI-compatible API to summarize, then send me an email with all of those summaries. I have it set to run every day so I wake up to a summary of my feeds (and of Hacker News). I figure it would not be too difficult to feed the contents to a static site generator.
- Karrot_Kream 3y agoHave you had any trouble with BeautifulSoup? I've thought about doing something similar but wanted something more robust with scraping. I've thought about using Puppeteer.
- guizzy 3y agoIt works pretty well. This morning running on what were the top 20 articles on Hacker News, it failed to extract data for one article and that was only because the link was a PDF. On an average day I get one or two failure per 20 articles, for various reasons (click-throughs, information in pictures, PDF links) and I haven't tried very hard to improve it.
- gordondavidf 3y agoIts currently 'expensive' ($3 per day) for the individual user level to run this but once you open it up to a one to many model, that's extremely reasonable. Recording and editing the audio alone would be a massive expense and the code does this multiple times per day all for under a dollar. But the individual costs will surely come down as models get better. I'm not sure what the plans are yet for it but I'm hoping to make it useful to people.