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pinter69
2mo ago
You're right. But, nowadays these terms get more context meaning. For example - a user is someone who platforms sell their data to customers. Or a user is someone gullible you trick into making decisions that are good for the business.
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pinter69
2mo ago
For me the term users sometimes sounds similar to traffic. I prefer customers - that you serve with your product.
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pinter69
3mo ago
Interesting, thanks
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Show HN: Simple FFmpeg Download
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5mo ago
Interesting, thanks for the reference. I wonder what other products do this
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7mo ago
1000 true fans and Seth Godin's approach to marketing - that you should focus on the smallest group of people in your market and amaze them These concepts helped me a lot with marketing to consumers and SMBs Also, follow @mtlynch'
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pinter69
7mo ago
Thanks for your work Michael!
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pinter69
10mo ago
Correct. I fixed the typo
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pinter69
10mo ago
You mean Vulkan? In the blog post there is reference to all vulkan supported platforms If you mean ffmpeg build with whisper - from memory I didn't see ffmpeg-builds for mac, so you will probably need to compile yourself
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10mo ago
I tend to agree. The thing I like most about version 8 is actually pad_cuda - nice performance boost for resizing video with an Nvidia GPU
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10mo ago
This is a 3 part series, the first one discusses the new native whisper integration. And correct, for the first post - the point is to show that you can only use ffmpeg to transcribe and embed subtitles in a video
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10mo ago
Author here, available for questions
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11mo ago
People in the community can be hardcore there sometimes, r/ffmpeg especially. But, there are communities online and information resources that help. This is a nice resource: https://amiaopensource.github.io/ffmprovisr&#
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New benchmarks (i.e. Nvidia canary) in HuggingFace ASR leaderboard
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Benchmark code for evaluating different ASR packages and APIs
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1y ago
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1y ago
Thanks Dan, as usual, deep and insightful
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Ask HN: In self-serve SaaS – how do you get paying users on exploration calls?
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1y ago
Your question is very interesting. Going over the comments the only plausible explanation I could see is KV cache being extremely useful - don't know if this is really just the case. Would love to know the true answer to the question.
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Useful GitHub template for Git projects and readme.md
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1y ago
Author here. Happy to take any questions or feedback.
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FFmpeg cheat sheet for video automation
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1y ago
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Ask HN: Newsletters for programmers about developing automations?
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Ask HN: Is mixpanel still the recommended product analytics tool for B2B SaaS?
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1y ago
It doesn't look to be self hosted
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Ask HN: Recommendations for a self-hosted Substack alternative?
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Derek Sivers' useful summary of Seth Godin's "Small is the new big"
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1y ago
Amazing story. Had something similar happen to us with our dev-tools saas. Non devs started coming to the product because gpt told them about it. Had to change parts of the onboarding and integration to accommodate it for non-devs who were
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Ask HN: PMs working in foundational AI companies – what have you learned?
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1y ago
My friends and people who work with us are on different platform groups (discord, telegram, facebook, slack, I myself have a sub-reddit I moderate), and we all see that the whatsapp groups are the stickiest for us, the most personal and the
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Ask HN: How to effectively run a small dev community on WhatsApp?
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