thanks!

Wouldn't trust it if i'm being honest haha

I usually stay on the same stack

- frontend is ReactJs/ Typescript - Auto deployed on Netlify - backend in Express/Nodejs / Typescript - Deployed on Google Cloud Run - AI is usually in python running on Compute Engine VMs - Database auth is Supabase

I master these tools and more importantly, know their limitations. This way I can spin up a new project in days without surprises

Nice catch! And as you can see, many corners haha

You lost me at "schedule recurring conversations with your AI". What do you mean by that?

> about: Founder / CEO - uLog.ai - A conversational journal to help you create detailed timelines for any subject

It means he's got some product idea he's trying to slip in to the discussion.

I imagine each project having an AI agent assigned to them in the future with their own respective personalities that pop up to discuss things at regular intervals. AI can start conversations based on my preferences rather than the on-demand only style of most chat interfaces. Push AI, not pull-only AI.

Each one is a different product

Tried it on one of my video, pretty impressive! Are you planning on commercialising this?

I have actually been working on a full blow full-text search engine for youtube by transcripts as a web application: https://clipbase.xyz

I'd love to know what y'all think!

Nice. Possible (?) improvement: provide a bit of context with each clip. For example: 2 seconds before the searched bit, and 2 seconds after.

This reminds me of https://gail.com/ which, according to the owner get an average 16k hit per day from people mistyping gmail.com

Wow, that's interesting. I would have thought it would be fun to own a popular mis-typed domain, but apparently not.

>> As for why there is very little content here, we wanted to keep the server's attack surface as small as possible to keep it safe.

Gail is being very nice; according to that she could have 1.2 million misaddressed emails per week if she was not nice (which could potentially open her to legal liability, but still).

I see gamil.com emails all the time in the company database.

Oh, my site https://snaplink.dev in in there, so random!