TalkToPod combines AI powered podcast transcripts with ChatGPT to enable users to chat with their favorite podcasts. TalkToPodAI turns your favorite podcasts into a chat botTalkToPod As a podcast fanatic, I personally am interested in connecting the dots between stories and trying to find specific niche details buried in podcasts.

It's hard to recruit top candidates, especially at a startup. ExpressAI makes that easier by using ChatGPT for recruiting messages. ExpressAI is a chrome extension that reads a potential candidate's LinkedIn profile, reads your job description, and generates a personalized InMail message meant to stand out in your prospect's LinkedIn

Airflow Scheduler Service I use a unit file to run Airflow Scheduler as a daemon that should restart any time it fails. But I noticed the airflow scheduler doesn't restart when it can't connect to the backend (scheduler) database. I'm using MariaDB (like MySQL) as the backend (scheduler) database, but

Installing python 3.10 Ubuntu 20.04 Given the age of Ubuntu 20.04 vs Ubuntu 22.04, installing python3.10 in Ubuntu 20.04 requires reading from a PPA rather than the regular software packages. That means to upgrade python to 3.10 on Ubuntu 20.04 you'll need

It had been a couple months since updating Arch (bad, I know, but it's headless and I forgot!) When I went to run an update I saw this error happen... sudo pacman -Syu :: Synchronizing package databases... core 998.0 B 1399 B/s 00:01 [#############################################################] 100% extra 998.0 B

With several hard drives I don't want to have to run commands on them one at a time, and smartctl doesn't seem to have a built in way to run on all disks at once. So just make these simple bash scripts (the first to run long tests and the

Disclaimer: At some point (perhaps mid-2021), AWS seems to have disabled Spot as an option for P-class instances. It may be possible to request a limit increase [https://us-east-2.console.aws.amazon.com/ec2/v2/home?region=us-east-2#Limits:] to run a P spot instance. See notes on instance types

There was a recent Axios article about how government benefits will be a drag going into 2022 [https://www.axios.com/stimulus-government-spending-covid-pandemic-0b79bdb4-e812-4085-ae2b-404cd7b9a1f4.html] . However, this ignores the fact that the largest increase in government transfers, the economic impact payments took place in Q1/Q2, and expanded unemployment benefits ran out

There was a recent Axios article about how government benefits will be a drag going into 2022 [https://www.axios.com/stimulus-government-spending-covid-pandemic-0b79bdb4-e812-4085-ae2b-404cd7b9a1f4.html] . However, this ignores the fact that the largest increase in government transfers, the economic impact payments took place in Q1/Q2, and expanded unemployment benefits ran out

For the indices below, we compare to December 2019, just before the pandemic. Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis | Explore the data on OpenAxis [https://app.openaxis.com/visualizations/2191]Durable goods cost 12.0% more in December 2021 than they did in December 2019, while non-durable goods and

I debated with myself on whether or not to share this. As a user I don't like tracking and block it when I can. But a new startup needs to understand what their users are doing and big companies surely have workarounds in place already...  So here goes. First -

Self-hosting services on EC2 instances can come with unexpected behavior. If the service is hosted using Nginx, it typically expects a "Host" header. If you have Cloudfront between the EC2 instance and the internet (e.g., for caching, delivery, etc.), Cloudfront won't forward the "Host" header by default. In Cloudfront

While EC2 Instances are great for running services, the price can add up - especially if you need access to a GPU (e.g., for deep learning). I have a batch process I run daily that takes over an hour on a P2 instance (updating https://8020news.com/today). This

The Bitnami AMI worked great!But, If you want to use Cloudfront, make sure to forward the headers Origin and Referrer as described here [https://github.com/TryGhost/Ghost/issues/9972]. Without it, you'll get an error like "Request made from incorrect origin. Expected 'https://blog.russo.nyc [https://russo.