Jemmykivarada, kivarada@programming.dev
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Linux@lemmy.ml
just to not raise wrong expectations: Currently only those two params are available.
Fully customised feeds with your own search queries and more is in the loop. I hope it is ready in the next 2 or 3 weeks. This is still a solo project I work on…
Linux@lemmy.ml
You are welcome! FYI you can also tweak the feed with search params:
- limit: must be between 1 and 20 (default 10)
- threshold: must be between 0 and 1 (default for linux is 0.77) - the larger the more articles you get in the feed (but maybe also unrelated)
I plan to provide fully customizable feeds that every user can configure for their needs.
Programming@programming.dev
Who is they?
Why do you think I don’t know how my software works? I exactly explained what is currently possible.
Search of articles is my own implementation with Postgres and pgvector.
Programming@programming.dev
I don’t understand why the hostile tone… I did not ask to sign up just mentioned the current possiblities.
Programming@programming.dev
Honestly, I did not even know this “-” trick so far. Thanks for mentioning.
And unfortunately this is currently not possible. but a great feature which I will implement soonish.
At the moment you can only block feeds, which you don’t like. But you need to be registered to do so.
Linux@lemmy.ml
Great, feedback is very welcomed.
I plan to create also generic feed generator where you can create your own feed based on a search query and further parameters.
No I was not aware of it so far.
Thanks I already added the SwitchedToLinux feeds.
Will let you know once I also added the Brazilian feeds.
I also plan that users can submit feeds on their own in the very near future.
In general yes, but I would need to think how to solve it technically first. I do not want mixed language feeds.
I can imagine that I assign a language to each feed and then the user can simply switch between the languages.
So yes, please send me some sites and I will try to implement a solution in the next couple of days.
just to not raise wrong expectations: Currently only those two params are available.
Fully customised feeds with your own search queries and more is in the loop. I hope it is ready in the next 2 or 3 weeks. This is still a solo project I work on…
Thanks!
You are welcome! FYI you can also tweak the feed with search params:
I plan to provide fully customizable feeds that every user can configure for their needs.
Linux News Feed (insidestack.it)
I have created a tech content platform with thousands of tech feeds from individual bloggers, open source projects and enterprises.
Who is they?
Why do you think I don’t know how my software works? I exactly explained what is currently possible.
Search of articles is my own implementation with Postgres and pgvector.
I don’t understand why the hostile tone… I did not ask to sign up just mentioned the current possiblities.
Honestly, I did not even know this “-” trick so far. Thanks for mentioning.
And unfortunately this is currently not possible. but a great feature which I will implement soonish.
At the moment you can only block feeds, which you don’t like. But you need to be registered to do so.
Programming Content Feed (insidestack.it)
I have created a tech content platform with thousands of tech feeds from individual bloggers, open source projects and enterprises.
Great, feedback is very welcomed.
I plan to create also generic feed generator where you can create your own feed based on a search query and further parameters.
Linux News Feed Aggregator (insidestack.it)
I have created a tech content platform with thousands of tech feeds from individual bloggers, open source projects and enterprises.
Automatic programming - <antirez> (antirez.com)
No I was not aware of it so far.
Thanks I already added the SwitchedToLinux feeds.
Will let you know once I also added the Brazilian feeds.
I also plan that users can submit feeds on their own in the very near future.
In general yes, but I would need to think how to solve it technically first. I do not want mixed language feeds.
I can imagine that I assign a language to each feed and then the user can simply switch between the languages.
So yes, please send me some sites and I will try to implement a solution in the next couple of days.
InsideStack - Platform for discovering Tech Content (insidestack.it)
I have created InsideStack where you can search tech content from currently over 600 Tech Feeds from independent bloggers, Open Source Projects, small Tech Media Houses and Big Tech companies. I am purely following RSS/Atom Feeds and do not scrape the web.