Franklinjobs617

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   by Franklinjobs617 11mo ago

   Thanks for checking out YTShortsDL! I wanted to elaborate on the technical challenge of bulk downloading Shorts. The complexity isn't just network speed; it’s reliably parsing and queuing media from a single channel or playlist efficie
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   Show HN: YTShortsDL: A Bulk Downloader Built for Shorts Content Repurposing(ytshortsdl.net)

   1 points by Franklinjobs617 11mo ago|1 comments
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   Show HN: YTVidHub –Bulk YouTube Subtitle Downloader for Research and Data Prep(ytvidhub.com)

   2 points by Franklinjobs617 1y ago|0 comments
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   by Franklinjobs617 1y ago

   Wow, I can't believe how much progress we've made since I first posted this Ask HN comment a few days ago. A huge thanks to everyone who shared their deep technical insights—especially the feedback on optimizing TXT output for RAG
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   by Franklinjobs617 1y ago

   Dude, this feedback is absolutely huge. Seriously. You totally schooled me on the shadow blocks vs. ambigrams concept. You're 100% right—I’m correcting the messaging right now. That conceptual slip cheapens the whole thing. The 3D stuf
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   Ask HN: What are your key use cases for bulk YouTube subtitle downloading?

   2 points by Franklinjobs617 1y ago|0 comments
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   by Franklinjobs617 1y ago

   Thanks so much for your kind understanding and further help info.
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   by Franklinjobs617 1y ago

   You called it. And honestly, I apologize. That's a fair and painful flag to raise. Let me be 100% transparent: I'm the human founder, but I've been using a language model to help me quickly synthesize and structure these deta
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   by Franklinjobs617 1y ago

   This is absolutely gold, thank you for sharing the exact script! That specific ffmpeg silenceremove filter is exactly the type of pre-processing step we were debating for handling those massive, lengthy live stream files before they hit the
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    by Franklinjobs617 1y ago

    Perfect, that’s great to know. Thank you for clarifying! Your use case confirms that the plain text (TXT) output needs to be highly optimized—meaning we must ensure the final TXT file is as clean as possible: No empty lines or spurious form
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    by Franklinjobs617 1y ago

    That is a fantastic point, and you've perfectly articulated the core trade-off we're facing: Accuracy vs. Cost. You are 100% right. For the serious user (researcher, data analyst, etc.) the lack of an official subtitle is a non-st
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    by Franklinjobs617 1y ago

    This is amazing feedback, thanks for sharing your deep experience with this problem space. You've clearly pushed past the 'download' step into true content analysis. You've raised two absolutely critical architectural po
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    by Franklinjobs617 1y ago

    Wow, thanks for this validation! Hearing from someone who almost built the solution themselves confirms we’re on the right track. You hit the nail on the head regarding language support. Mandarin/Multilingual Support: Absolutely, suppo
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    by Franklinjobs617 1y ago

    That is some fantastic validation, thank you! It’s cool to hear you already vibecoded a solution for this. You've basically hit on the two main challenges: Transcription Quality vs. Official Subtitles: The Whisper approach is brilliant
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    by Franklinjobs617 1y ago

    I’m currently building YTVidHub—a tool that focuses on solving a very specific, repetitive workflow pain for researchers and content analysts. The Pain Point: If you are analyzing a large YouTube channel (e.g., for language study, competiti
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    by Franklinjobs617 1y ago

    I’m the maker of ConnectTheDotsPrintable. Thanks for checking it out! A common question I anticipated was the complexity. It’s tricky to balance enough detail for the final image to be recognizable, while keeping the dot count manageable fo
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    Show HN: Image-to-Dot-to-Dot Generator. Print Custom Puzzles(connectthedotsprintable.online)

    1 points by Franklinjobs617 1y ago|1 comments
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    by Franklinjobs617 1y ago

    Hello Hacker News! I'm the creator of Ambigram Generator ( https://www.ambigramgenerator.me/ ). It generates rotationally symmetrical ambigrams—words or phrases that read the same when inverted (rotated 180 degrees). The
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    Show HN: Ambigram Generator: Create words that read the same upside-down(ambigramgenerator.me)

    3 points by Franklinjobs617 1y ago|4 comments
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    Show HN: Nano Banana – Tool Built to Push My Own Product Development Skills(nanobananas.me)

    3 points by Franklinjobs617 1y ago|0 comments