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YouTube takes free uploaded podcasts clips and charges us outrageous premium fees to view.<p>The obvious alternative is to use a podcast app but I like the 10-20min clips and recommendation engine on YouTube. So I built podtoc.com to serve LLM generated podcast clips youtube-feed style.<p>The Tech:<p>- LLM Pipeline: I built a pipeline to extract meaningful clips from long-form content, specifically designed to capture one of the core insights covered in the podcast.<p>- Recommendation Engine: Suggests clips based on previous listening to solve the discovery problem.<p>- The App: A React Native (Web/iOS) app featuring a "swipe to next" UI for seamless browsing.<p>If this sounds like a problem you’ve faced, I’d love to hear:<p>1. Which podcasts would you like to see added to the library?<p>2. Any feedback on the UI or bugs you encounter?<p>3. Any questions about the pipeline or suggestions for the recommendation logic? (would love to open source after some cleanup)<p>Check it out: <a href="https://podtoc.com/app" rel="nofollow">https://podtoc.com/app</a>
I was kinda frustrated with how gamification is only used for corporate enrichment and not for individual growth, so I built this to make reading long articles more engaging and also to improve my reading comprehension by gamifying article reading.<p>As a bonus, if you provide a Gemini API key, it will generate quizzes using Gemma-3-27b, which can run on the free tier.<p>Everything is processed locally so that should address most privacy & security concerns. The code is also open-source on Github.
I got tired of copy-pasting arXiv PDFs / HTML into LLMs and fighting references, TOCs, and token bloat.
So I basically made gitingest.com but for arxiv papers. You can just append "2md" to any arxiv URL (with HTML support), and you'll be given a clean markdown version, and the ability to trim what you wish very easily (ie cut out references, or appendix, etc.)
有一个250x250的巨大网格,您可以在其中创建一个小型网站,包含在每个瓷砖内。您可以将每个瓷砖视为您网站的迷你版本,展示您完整网站的内容(但可以是任何内容)。您可以链接到您的完整网站,并在其中使用任何HTML、CSS和JS。其目的是创建美观且有趣的瓷砖,以便以简单而有趣的方式探索独立网络。
I wrote a short playbook capturing behaviors I’ve seen in consistently effective developers. Posting it here in case it’s useful. Curious what others agree or disagree with.