BrunoJo

Subtitle Edit is great if you have the hardware to run it. If you don't have GPUs available or don't want to manage the servers I built a simple to use and affordable API that you can use: https://lemonfox.ai/

Let me know if you are interested in a more reliable transcription API. I'm building Lemonfox.ai and we've optimized our transcription API to be highly available and very fast for large files. Happy to give you a discount (email: bruno at lemonfox.ai)

If you look for a cheaper transcription API you could als use https://Lemonfox.ai. We've optimized the API for long audio files and are much faster and cheaper than OpenAI.

Another great source for trades made by US politicians is https://stockcircle.com/congress-stock-trades. You can see their whole portfolio and also follow other investors like Warren Buffett to see what they are investing in.

yes, or if you are looking for a cheap Kokoro TTS API I would recommend https://www.lemonfox.ai/text-to-speech-api

I wouldn't use Edge TTS for commercial projects since it's using an internal Microsoft API that was reverse engineered.

If you are looking for a commercial API, I just launched a TTS API powered by the the best performing open source model Kokoro: https://www.lemonfox.ai/text-to-speech-api. The API is compatible with OpenAI and ElevenLabs and up to 25x cheaper.

https://Lemonfox.ai is another alternative to OpenAI's Whisper API if you need support for word-level timestamps and diarization.

You can try https://www.transcripo.com/ for free

Good tips, especially the point about narrowing the scope. At https://Lemonfox.ai we started with a LLM, image and speech-to-text API. Now we are only focusing on the speech-to-text API as the other areas are already very crowded and there's a lack of innovation in the speech-to-text space.

You may want to try https://lemonfox.ai/ as a OpenAI API alternative. I think relying on open-source models is a great alternative.

We are using Mistral at https://lemonfox.ai/. With Lemonfox you can easily switch from the OpenAI API to open source AI models. Mistral has been working well as a gpt-3.5 replacement but we are currently planning to switch to Zephyr - a fine-tuned Mistral model. We've seen some nice improvements with Zephyr especially with non-English prompts/responses.

We just started a service different open source models and with an OpenAI compatible API [1]. The pricing isn't final and we haven't officially launched yet but you should be able to save at least 75% compared to GPT 3.5.

[1] https://lemonfox.ai/

I just started a simple service to use Mistral as a replacement for OpenAI. If anyone is interested you can sign up at https://lemonfox.ai

Pixabay is another great resource for completely free music: https://pixabay.com/music/

Looking at the 13F filings is also a great way to track what Ark and other investors (like Buffett) are investing in: https://cheaperthanguru.com/portfolio/cathie-wood

Pexels | Ruby On Rails Engineer and Data Analyst | Remote | Full-time

Pexels is one of the biggest free stock photo communities in the world. Millions of people look for photos on Pexels each month. Help us to make it even more fun for photographers to be part of the community and even simpler for consumers to find the right photo.

We are looking for a Ruby on Rails developer and a Data Engineer / Analyst with an expert-level SQL knowledge.

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Pexels | Frontend Ruby on Rails Developer | Remote | https://www.pexels.com/

Pexels is one of the biggest, most loved and fastest growing free stock photo sites in the world. We help millions of creators to easily build beautiful products and designs by connecting them with talented photographers. Photos from Pexels were used by companies like Forbes, Buzzfeed, Facebook and many more.

Work on a product that is used by millions of people and have a huge impact on our company, the product and our users!

# Your Profile

* 3+ years of development experience with JavaScript, HTML5, CSS3 and Ruby on Rails

* Good understanding of Rails, best practices and conventions

# Your Tasks

* Build new features for Pexels and take part in product decisions

* Work with our designer to implement new designs

* Build a product with an amazing user experience that makes millions of designers, writers and programmers happy

Please get in touch with us through AngelList (https://angel.co/company/pexels/jobs/406774-remote-frontend-...) and include your CV, Github profile and anything else that helps us understand that you are amazing.

Pexels | Full-Stack Ruby on Rails Developer | Remote | https://www.pexels.com/

Pexels is one of the biggest, most loved and fastest growing free stock photo sites in the world. We help millions of creators to easily build beautiful products and designs by connecting them with talented photographers. Photos from Pexels were used by companies like Forbes, Buzzfeed, Facebook and many more.

Work on a product that is used by millions of people and have a huge impact on our company, the product and our users!

# Your Profile

* 3+ years of development experience with Ruby on Rails, SQL, JavaScript, HTML5 and CSS3

* Strong understanding of Rails, best practices and conventions

* You know how to build large-scale Ruby on Rails applications

* Experience with React Native, MySQL and Elasticsearch are a plus

# Your Tasks

* Build new features for Pexels and take part in product decisions

* Help to improve our technology stack

* Build a product with an amazing user experience that makes millions of designers, writers and programmers happy

Please get in touch with us through AngelList (https://angel.co/pexels/jobs) and include your CV, Github profile and anything else that helps us understand that you are amazing.

Pexels | Full-Stack Ruby on Rails Developer | Remote | https://www.pexels.com/

Pexels is one of the biggest, most loved and fastest growing free stock photo sites in the world. We help millions of creators to easily build beautiful products and designs by connecting them with talented photographers. Photos from Pexels were used by companies like Forbes, Buzzfeed, Facebook and many more.

Work on a product that is used by millions of people and have a huge impact on our company, the product and our users!

# Your Profile

* 3+ years of development experience with Ruby on Rails, SQL, JavaScript, HTML5 and CSS3

* Strong understanding of Rails, best practices and conventions

* You know how to build large-scale Ruby on Rails applications

* Experience with React, MySQL and Elasticsearch are a plus

* Fluent English

# Your Tasks

* Build new features for Pexels and take part in product decisions

* Help to improve our technology stack

* Build a product with an amazing user experience that makes millions of designers, writers and programmers happy

Please get in touch with us through jobs@pexels.com and include your CV, Github profile and anything else that helps us understand that you are amazing.

But the price per update is getting higher. Usually you would expect a lower price per unit if you use more.

A "Run in Insomnia" button would be great which I could add to the API documentation of my project (like this insomnia://run?method=post&url=example.com%2Fapi%2F)

Have a look at https://www.pexels.com/. I think the UX is great to find photos.

Space is cheap but the bandwidth isn't. At Backblaze the download traffic costs $0.05/GB = $50k/PB.

Two people work half-time and one guy works full-time on the project. In addition we have 2-3 freelancers who add photos. We make money through donations, ads and referral links to Shutterstock.

I launched https://www.pexels.com/ two year ago - a website to find free high-quality photos. It started as a side project. Now we have hundred thousands of visitors each month and three people are working on it.

I always use https://pexels.com. They also have only CC0 images.

Wow, great resources. I really like http://www.pexels.com/ to find free photos

Great resources. I would add http://www.goodui.org/ to the list. There you can find best practices for UI.