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by perelin 1y ago
Really love this! Will the dataset be updated with new content in the future?
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by perelin 2y ago
So, what would have happened if they hired him? Would he have his AI mask on in all future calls. Clearly this would not be sustainable, or? Im confused.
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by perelin 2y ago
No reason to be snarky. You did not provide any information on the matter beyond 'because I say so'.
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by perelin 2y ago
My daily driver for the last year or so. But it really is an acquired taste. Some colleagues love it and now use it as well, some hate looking at it and comment on it every time I share my screen.
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by perelin 2y ago
I recently also wanted to play around with some itunes podcast data. But it seemed Apple removed the scrapable catalogue index of their podcast library. How did you build up your database, if i may ask?
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by perelin 2y ago
Thanks for the link. This illustrates my concern pretty well. Instead of having one highly relevant index we now have a multitude of smaller services that hold information about the podcast universe. And afaik they dont confederate in any w
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Ask HN: Apple defacto removed open access to their Podcast index. What now?
11 points by perelin 2y ago|2 comments
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by perelin 2y ago
These guys came up a with a "preprompt" for ChatGPT that does a decent job in refining your initial prompt and asking questions for clarification. Seems they mix some of the best practices like chain of thought, etc. https:/
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by perelin 2y ago
Thanks! Already looking into it.
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by perelin 2y ago
cool, thx! will check them out!
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by perelin 2y ago
Hi, just double checked myself. The results that pocketcasts is delivering are from single episodes. Podbear currently only knows about the shows themselves, not single episodes. But thats a good point! Thanks for mentioning it.
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Show HN: PodBear – A Podcast Search Engine(podbear.netlify.app)
6 points by perelin 2y ago|6 comments
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by perelin 3y ago
Agree, some search magic going on. Though I would expect a different ranking when I sort by "Popularity". And searching for "infoq.com" [1] gives even worse results imo. But ok, results expectations can be highly subject
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by perelin 3y ago
Ah! Now thats interesting. When I use the Algolia powered HN search eg https://hn.algolia.com/?q=infoq it sorts by default by "Stories"->"Popularity"->"All Time". Highest scoring post the
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Ask HN: Whats up with InfoQ submissions on HN?
1 points by perelin 3y ago|7 comments
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by perelin 3y ago
The sentiment is probably not abou GCP as a whole, but about its trigger happiness when it comes to deprecating services. Fun read: https://steve-yegge.medium.com/dear-google-cloud-your-deprec...
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by perelin 3y ago
Paulina24 | Senior Software Developer Frontend/Fullstack | Typescript, React, Remix | Startup | REMOTE within Germany (with some occasional traveling to meet up together) Hi, CTO here :) Im currently building up the core tech team for
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by perelin 3y ago
USB-C is required by law in the EU by the end of 2024. That is probably their reason to switch. https://edition.cnn.com/2022/10/24/tech/eu-law-charging-stan...
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by perelin 3y ago
You call "less than 100M revenue" small?? Has to be A LOT less to be considered small in my book :)
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by perelin 3y ago
honest question: sounds like a cool architecture! care to give some insights how you achieve this?
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by perelin 3y ago
There is a good visualization of Googles income statement here https://www.reddit.com/r/dataisbeautiful/comments/xjbpfo/oc_... looks you are about right
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by perelin 4y ago
> It's the McDonalds of processes LMAO :) Im going to steal that!
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The Case for Product Engineering(weaviate.io)
2 points by perelin 4y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Parent Hackers, can children Smart Watches be trusted at all?
2 points by perelin 4y ago|3 comments
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by perelin 4y ago
Make that 99%
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by perelin 4y ago
They removed their free tier plan.
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Closing down VitalFrog: 3 mistakes and 3 learnings(simon-frey.com)
1 points by perelin 4y ago|0 comments
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by perelin 4y ago
Years after reading it first the thought came to me (probably read it somewhere) that the library is equal to π (pi) - never ending (somehow), never repeating. Its all in there. Strangely comforting: We have it already written out, just nee
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by perelin 4y ago
Well, somehow Borges apologized to Gibson (and to all of us) for coming up with all of it first. In a way. At least in this world. In this book. "If in the following pages there is some successful verse or other, may the reader forgive
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by perelin 4y ago
Took me some time to find the quote again, but I keenly remembered William Gibson talking about Borges as his favourite writer. Here you go: Q: If you had a chance to meet the author of your favorite book, who would it be and what would you

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