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Joined 9 years ago
Joined 9 years ago
The main difference & significant improvement that our technology provides is its ability to not only extract high-level data (e.g. emotions, tags) from music (Echonest, for example, primarily emphasizes low-level attributes like beats, tempo, etc.), but also perform other important operations over this data (like querying by moods/tags, finding similar tracks, search by natural language, etc.).
So, in a way, our technology acts as an actionable intelligence layer over music, as opposed to just extracting & returning low-level data.
And yes, you could give it new songs & get back the extracted metadata. Plus, our commercial users can also integrate their own music catalog with our technology.
Thanks for the question! :)
Due to the immense feedback & unexpected surge in API key requests that we received from being featured on Hacker News, we've decided to open up access to our API platform to all developers! :D
So now, you can get your own API key at: https://galiboo.com
Our APIs are currently in early beta, so we'd love to hear any feedback that you might have! :)
Our API docs: apidocs.galiboo.com Our Python library: https://github.com/galiboo/galiboo-python
You can also join our LIVE chat (with us & other developers) at https://gitter.im/galiboo/Lobby
If you have any questions, please shoot me an email to [email protected] and I'd love to help! :D
We're working on a pay-as-you-go model for developers & personal use, which we'll have live in the coming days.
Until then, you can use a demo API key that we're currently in the progress of emailing out to everyone that had requested one. Thanks! :)
i'm calling it my requirements.txt file.
instead of listing software dependencies, it lists my people dependencies: important people in my life that have shaped who i am, and what i've learned from each one.
(plus, i like the fact that i can go up to these ppl and be like "i've added you to my requirements.txt btw lol")
this was inspired by a site that my roommate (@aadillpickle on twitter) did (https://acknowledgements.aadillpickle.com/), and thought it was a clever idea and decided to steal it.
anyways, would love any feedback on my new personal site!
happy holidays!! :)