Keeping up with AI breakthroughs across arXiv, GitHub, and various news sources is a monumental task. Manually juggling 40 browser tabs isn't just inefficient; it's a recipe for a laptop meltdown.
To address this, I developed AiLert, an open-source content aggregator leveraging Python and AWS. Here's a technical overview:
<code># Initial (inefficient) approach for source in sources: content = fetch_content(source) # Inefficient! # Current asynchronous implementation async def fetch_content(session, source): async with session.get(source.url) as response: return await response.text()</code>
Asynchronous Content Retrieval
aiohttp
for concurrent requests.Intelligent Deduplication
<code>def similarity_check(text1, text2): # Embedding-based similarity check emb1, emb2 = get_embeddings(text1, text2) score = cosine_similarity(emb1, emb2) # Fallback to fuzzy matching if embedding similarity is low return fuzz.ratio(text1, text2) if score < threshold else score</code>
Seamless AWS Integration
Initial attempts using SQLite resulted in a rapidly growing 8.2GB database. The solution involved migrating to DynamoDB with strategic data retention policies.
JavaScript-heavy websites and rate limits presented significant challenges. These were overcome using customized scraping techniques and intelligent retry strategies.
Identifying identical content across various formats required a multi-stage matching algorithm to ensure accuracy.
We welcome contributions in several key areas:
<code>- Performance enhancements - Improved content categorization - Template system refinements - API development</code>
Find the code and documentation here:
Code: //m.sbmmt.com/link/883a8869eeaf7ba467da2a945d7771e2
Docs: //m.sbmmt.com/link/883a8869eeaf7ba467da2a945d7771e2/blob/main/README.md
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