The more you know...
https://www.ghostery.com/blog/privacy-report-advertisers-and-adblockers
The more you know...
https://www.ghostery.com/blog/privacy-report-advertisers-and-adblockers
"The Times article says that the company exhausted supplies of useful data in 2021, and discussed transcribing YouTube videos, podcasts, and audiobooks after blowing through other resources."
https://www.theverge.com/2024/4/6/24122915/openai-youtube-transcripts-gpt-4-training-data-google
@rrrrrok @samsethi @evan @270016 Currently there isn't because of the way Mastodon behaves. It wants everything to have been actually delivered to the sharedInbox before it will be visible to users on the instance.
I can see sending a command to the actor like maybe "catalog" or something that would then send you the entire back catalog. After doing that once (any user) all the past episodes would be visible on the instance for everyone. A little pain in your timeline though.
@rrrrrok @samsethi @evan @270016 At least it would be one time pain. Pick who takes one for the team. 😃
@tchambers Is this for bulk transcription of many episodes or for a single show that releases on a schedule?
@tchambers Yes, that’s right.
I'm in love with this:
https://podcastindex.social/@Todd_Blubrry/112118505513326367
Amazing work by the Blubrry team to turn the tables back to RSS.
To be fair...
Nostr: "We are building [insert any word from the English language]."
#activitypub Fixed a bug in the AP bridge that had caused it to hang up a few days ago. It's currently clearing a backlog.
Spotify was down for me so I went and bought the mp3 album of what I wanted to listen to from Amazon Music, downloaded it and I'm good. The artist got actual money and I got to listen to his music. Some times the old way is the best way.
@tchambers @gabek That's correct. Podcasting 2.0 is simply an RSS namespace with 2 dozen features (currently) in it. Micropayments is only one of those features. If you don't want micropayments just don't use that tag.
"On Bluesky, server choice doesn’t affect what content you see. [...] A focus on the global conversation:" [1]
Already lost me. The local first model is the best part of ActivityPub to me. I don't want to have a conversation with all of humanity. I don't think humans are built to handle that.
[1] https://bsky.social/about/blog/02-22-2024-open-social-web
@caseyliss @Penultimate I’m proud of the work we’ve done around tags like <podcast:transcript> (which Apple Podcasts just adopted), <podcast:liveItem>, <podcast:socialInteract>, <podcast:medium>, <podcast:chat>, etc. Those are features RSS didn’t have natively and were worth the few years of effort we put into them.
The biggest knock against RSS podcasting is that closed systems (it was Spotify, now it’s YouTube) have more/better features. Our entire goal is to make that argument moot.
@tchambers Not a sidekick. That's an HTC Innovation. The worst part of it was the stylus (non capacative touch) which everyone would immediately lose within a day of purchase. But, hey, if you want a phone with Internet Explorer and Outlook built in, that's your boy.
Found this in an old box of stuff.
A little more clarity on the namespace timeline and tag adoption process.
https://github.com/Podcastindex-org/podcast-namespace#current-roadmap
I know nothing about ML, but I'm building an ML classifier to find spam podcast feeds. What could go wrong.
@alex I got it! Nice work!!
@silverpill Yay!!
I do MIT license on everything. Thanks for the heads up. I’ll add it to that repo.
@james @theDanielJLewis @adam @js
Tapbots trusted Twitter and it wrecked their company. Apollo trusted Reddit and it wrecked their company. Many podcasters trusted Spotify with their shows and it wrecked their shows.
If/when Apple and Spotify join up and started lending a hand with things, they'll have an equal voice to everyone else and I'll appreciate it. But, I will not chase them. They have a track record of hurting people and projects.
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