garysieling

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Suggested Search on Historic Videos(garysieling.com)
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Building a Discovery Engine in Solr(slideshare.net)
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Running word2vec in a remote Jupyter notebook(garysieling.com)
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Full text search and closed captions(garysieling.com)
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Full Text Search Within Closed Captions(garysieling.com)
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by garysieling 9y ago
I think search problems are a ton of fun, because there are a lot of opportunities for creative solutions to problems. One thing I'd add is a book called "Relevant Search" - I have a hobby project to search talks, and the boo
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by garysieling 9y ago
How does your research compare to word2vec? That seems to be getting some attention
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by garysieling 9y ago
If you can identify categories of queries or documents that interest people, you can treat tuning that part of the search engine as if it was a new product.
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by garysieling 9y ago
https://www.findlectures.com/?p=1&class1=Technology&category...
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by garysieling 9y ago
Are there any well-tested Node.js libraries to do scheduling alongside something this? E.g., if I wanted to send the notifications once a week, etc.
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by garysieling 9y ago
The best thing for finding speakers is having a form on signup for the emails because I ask people for suggestions, and I've had hundreds. For the crawling part, this might be interesting (I have a talk coming soon too) http:/&#x
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by garysieling 9y ago
https://www.findlectures.com/ This is a big enough project to can explore most programming subjects (e.g. machine learning, Javascript, databases, email), and I enjoy learning about history by watching old videos.
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by garysieling 9y ago
Can you separate multiple speakers in audio when you do the transcription?
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by garysieling 9y ago
OpenLibrary is pretty useful too, in part because Amazon's product API has aggressive license restrictions
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by garysieling 9y ago
I try to follow interesting people on twitter and Instagram - this uncovers a lot of book recommendations, which I save in an amazon wishlist. For technology topics, the Cooper Press email lists are great - https://cooperpress.c
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by garysieling 9y ago
I'm very interested too!
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by garysieling 9y ago
There are a ton of meetups around the Philadelphia area, especially around University city. What I would do is come up with a couple ideas for talks, then go to a meetup, chat with the organizer(s), tell them you're interested in givin
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by garysieling 9y ago
Are you looking for future events around a topic, or updates after the conferences are over?
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by garysieling 9y ago
Are you manually entering conferences in your database?
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by garysieling 9y ago
My site gets 50-100 users a day ( https://www.findlectures.com ). I got a ton of great feedback, which I'm slowly working through, e.g. bug reports, requests for more content, and one $20 sponsorship. I've also got a con
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by garysieling 9y ago
I write a lot of ETL scripts in Node for https://www.findlectures.com use lodash in pretty much everything, for me it basically serves the role of collections libraries in other languages
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by garysieling 9y ago
Thanks!
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by garysieling 9y ago
Does this store the plans? I like these things, but I'm always a little leery that this will expose my database schema in Google search results.
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by garysieling 9y ago
Nautilus - http://nautil.us/ - Science magazine with great art The Economist - https://www.economist.com/ - I like that they do articles about places all over the world Find Lectures - https://ww
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by garysieling 9y ago
https://www.findlectures.com , though not expecting to make money either. I've had a lot of interesting side-conversations from it though. E.g. lot of people email me speakers they like, and I got a conference talk out of it
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by garysieling 9y ago
Conference videos might be helpful- http://findlectures.com/?p=1&class1=Technology&category_l2_T...
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by garysieling 9y ago
I built a tool to hep me find good talks, https://www.findlectures.com . I've been curating some of the best of these and sending them out in an email ( http://www.findlectures.com/emails ), which has forced m
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by garysieling 9y ago
Their newsletters are great, and they have a marketing sheet you can read through, which I found very helpful! https://cooperpress.com/mediakit2017q3.pdf
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by garysieling 9y ago
I got my first sponsor for https://www.findlectures.com from this!
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by garysieling 9y ago
Are you using one of the existing tools for summarization, or did you write your own?

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