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A year ago, I shared my journey bootstrapping Audioscrape in Rust. Back then: 500 users, SQLite, 4k LoC in main.rs, running on a $7/month VM. Today: 25,000+ transcribed episodes, knowledge graph with AI-extracted…
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Hey HN! I built RemoteMCPList (https://remotemcplist.com) because I was frustrated by the lack of a proper registry for Model Context Protocol servers. With Anthropic and OpenAI both pushing MCP as a way to extend AI…
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I’ve been working on a way to connect Claude (and other Model Context Protocol clients like ChatGPT) to a large index of public and user-uploaded audio. The result is a Remote MCP server for Audioscrape that lets an AI…
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I run Audioscrape — a search engine for podcast knowledge. It lets you search transcriptions and extract who said what across top podcasts. What’s surprising: over the past few weeks, we’ve been seeing more referral…
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Seven months ago, I shared Audioscrape - a podcast exploration tool built entirely in Rust, running on a $7/month VM. Since then, we've transformed it into a full-fledged podcast intelligence platform, serving over…
- New AI Audio community on X (twitter.com)
- Audioscrape: Unlocking Podcast Content with Advanced Audio Search (audioscrape.com)
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I'm excited to share my journey of bootstrapping Audioscrape, a podcast exploration platform built entirely in Rust. While many would advise using Ruby on Rails, Python, or TypeScript for rapid MVP development, I chose…
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I'm excited to share my journey of bootstrapping Audioscrape, a podcast exploration platform, built entirely in Rust. Despite conventional wisdom suggesting RoR, Python, or TypeScript for rapid MVP development, I chose…
- Transcription: Lex Fridman: #440 – Pieter Levels (audioscrape.com)
- Structure the Unstructured: Introducing Taible by EmbedElite (embedelite.com)
- EmbedElite Meets Semantic Kernel: Improving Context Retrieval for Developers (devblogs.microsoft.com)
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Moving SSR to the edge (Cloudflare) while benefiting from hybrid rendering options and a DX like Next.js sounds like a great option for new projects. Plus, they seem to support React Native. Anyone out here who built…
- The Village Economy (2014) (slideshare.net)