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Just added a GitHub-style activity tracker for podcasters on Audioscrape.com Fun fact: Most top podcasts publish nearly daily. The are just a few successful ones with an irregular posting schedule. The activity tracker makes it easy to grasp.

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Anyone used Rust to build a web app? We use it for Audioscrape.com It’s a search engine for podcast content allowing you to find everything that has been said on podcast shows. It’s built using Rust, Axum, Askama and SQLite. Hosted on a $7 / month VM. Really productive stack

Anyone interested in the following topics? - Rust / Python - AI/Machine Learning - Audio transcriptions - Speaker diarization - Speaker detection - Speaker embeddings - Podcasts - Startups - Indiehacking

How to build a simple search engine for podcast content: 1. Find and download podcast information (title, description, episodes, audio files, etc) 2. Transcribe audio files to get spoken text 3. Detect speakers using ML 4. Create a search index 5. Build user interface Example: audioscrape.com

Podcasts aren't about endless hours, hidden gems, or daunting info. They're about quick insights, pinpointed moments, efficient learning, and community highlights. 'Find the wisdom, skip the weeds' is the mantra. Meet audioscrape.com