lukaesch

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   Show HN: I bootstrapped a podcast search engine in Rust (1 yr update)

   3 points by lukaesch 9mo ago|0 comments
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   Show HN: RemoteMCPList – A community directory for MCP servers

   1 points by lukaesch 1y ago|0 comments
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   Show HN: Search Podcasts, Court Hearings, and Earnings Calls via Claude's MCP

   2 points by lukaesch 1y ago|0 comments
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   Ask HN: Is "LLMSEO" a thing now? AI assistants sending more traffic than Google?

   1 points by lukaesch 1y ago|0 comments
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   by lukaesch 1y ago

   Not local. Inference is the only part not written in Rust so far. I am using Replicate to run docker images with a pipeline based on faster-whipser, VAD, pyannote and a custom LLM enhancement flow. Thanks for sharing candle/ort. Intere
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   Show HN: Audioscrape – From $7 Rust MVP to Podcast Intelligence Platform

   4 points by lukaesch 1y ago|2 comments
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   New AI Audio community on X(twitter.com)

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

   Congrats on the impressive project! Sharing structs between the frontend and backend sounds very helpful. I've experienced the advantage of shared FE and BE code in JS/TS projects, and it’s definitely valuable. What led you to cho
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   by lukaesch 2y ago

   That's awesome! Reaching the point where subscribers cover costs is a huge milestone. Rust's reliability making it easy to revisit projects is a big plus. How do you find Rocket and Actix compared to Axum? Why Tera instead of Aska
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    by lukaesch 2y ago

    Thanks for the feedback! I'm glad to hear you find the notification idea useful. I'm considering displaying the current backlog and estimated completion times as you propose. How would you expect to get an understanding of the bac
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    by lukaesch 2y ago

    Thanks for the motivation! I completely agree - using Rust to build a web app is truly refreshing. I've worked with Java, TypeScript, and Python in recent years, and it's gratifying to catch most errors at compile time instead of
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    by lukaesch 2y ago

    Absolutely, give it another try! I've spent much of my life with GCed languages too. Axum, SQLite with SQLx, and Askama form a dev-friendly combo. Once you grasp Rust's concepts, you'll find the control and efficiency rewardi
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    by lukaesch 2y ago

    Thanks for the hint. I didn't know that. So far nothing happened, but I will start using the backup command.
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    by lukaesch 2y ago

    Whisper and Pyannote via Replicate to spin up a container for transcription and diarization. It returns word-level timestamps and speaker turns. The LLM pipeline is built into the Rust code and makes calls to the OpenAI API.
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    by lukaesch 2y ago

    Thanks. Interesting. What are some best practices for integrating Rust with Elixir/Phoenix in a project, especially when managing CRUD operations and maintaining system efficiency you learned along your side project?
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    by lukaesch 2y ago

    Thanks for the hint! We hit the front page on Hacker News and received many submissions, which led to network errors when fetching some podcasts. I've just added retry logic and scheduling for new podcast fetches and pushed these chang
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    by lukaesch 2y ago

    Thanks! I was inspired by levelsio's meme about having MVPs in a single index.php file. Traditionally, I've organized codebases into folders, but I started questioning its necessity. Folders often just add an extra layer to search
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    by lukaesch 2y ago

    I can confirm this! Initially tried shortcuts with unwrap, but once the structure is solid, it's on par with TS/Python frameworks.
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    by lukaesch 2y ago

    Thanks for asking! Using SQLite with SQLx in Rust provides type-safe SQL queries, which enhances safety by catching errors at compile time. As for backups, the setup is straightforward: just periodically copy the SQLite file to a secure loc
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    by lukaesch 2y ago

    Just posting on X (replying under trending posts or in 'build in public' communities). Some people used the share feature of Audioscrape to emphasize their points in discussions on X. For example, 'Here, this is what Zuckerbe
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    by lukaesch 2y ago

    Thanks for sharing your experience! It's impressive to hear about your success with Actix/SQLx and Rust's scalability and efficiency. Knowing Rust can handle such scale is encouraging and gives us confidence for future growth
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    by lukaesch 2y ago

    whisper + pyannote + custom LLM pipeline to reduce errors, extract and attach speaker labels
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    Audioscrape: Unlocking Podcast Content with Advanced Audio Search(audioscrape.com)

    2 points by lukaesch 2y ago|0 comments
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    by lukaesch 2y ago

    Yes, it's just me right now. I'm moonlighting after my day job and bringing my kid to bed.
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    Audioscrape: Building in Rust When Everyone Said I Shouldn't

    11 points by lukaesch 2y ago|0 comments
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    Audioscrape: Building in Rust When Everyone Said I Shouldn't

    90 points by lukaesch 2y ago|45 comments
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    Transcription: Lex Fridman: #440 – Pieter Levels(audioscrape.com)

    1 points by lukaesch 2y ago|0 comments
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    by lukaesch 3y ago

    We still have to figure out which parts will be open source. The first version will be available for early sign ups in January 2024.
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    Structure the Unstructured: Introducing Taible by EmbedElite(embedelite.com)

    3 points by lukaesch 3y ago|2 comments
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    EmbedElite Meets Semantic Kernel: Improving Context Retrieval for Developers(devblogs.microsoft.com)

    2 points by lukaesch 3y ago|0 comments