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| 00e54f8c-0e3c-4d1e-89b8-f0e433f2f809 | 2026-04-09T18:14:04.865850Z | 2026-04-09T18:13:27.981542Z | 2026-04-09T18:25:14.054227Z | Kira and Friends Plan Outdoor Movie Party | The group, including Kira and the user, discuss logistics for an upcoming outdoor movie party expected to have around 120 guests. They coordinate equipment such as a projector, laptop with HDMI, speakers, tables, and potential shading, deciding on rear projection to keep the projector out of the way. They consider sunlight issues and conclude it will work better as an evening event. Kira commits to bringing the projector and speaker and tells the host to let her handle technical needs while the host focuses on other tasks. There is also lighthearted conversation about bringing potential dates and joking about putting them to work at the event. Later, Kira shows the user how to use lawn equipment, including a mower and edger, as they prepare and tidy the yard ahead of the gathering. | 🎬 | social | en | omi | {"id": "00e54f8c-0e3c-4d1e-89b8-f0e433f2f809", "created_at": "2026-04-09T18:14:04.865850Z", "started_at": "2026-04-09T18:13:27.981542Z", "finished_at": "2026-04-09T18:25:14.054227Z", "structured": {"title": "Kira and Friends Plan Outdoor Movie Party", "overview": "The group, including Kira and the user, discuss logistics for an upcoming outdoor movie party expected to have around 120 guests. They coordinate equipment such as a projector, laptop with HDMI, speakers, tables, and potential shading, deciding on rear projection to keep the projector out of the way. They consider sunlight issues and conclude it will work better as an evening event. Kira commits to bringing the projector and speaker and tells the host to let her handle technical needs while the host focuses on other tasks. There is also lighthearted conversation about bringing potential dates and joking about putting them to work at the event. Later, Kira shows the user how to use lawn equipment, including a mower and edger, as they prepare and tidy the yard ahead of the gathering.", "emoji": "\ud83c\udfac", "category": "social", "action_items": [], "events": []}, "language": "en", "source": "omi", "transcript_segments": [{"id": "f9b4ab8e-90bc-478c-a0b9-a4fc4c691264", "text": "I'm putting different things on the table.", "speaker_id": 4, "speaker_name": "Speaker 4", "start": -3.9104907045839354e-07, "end": 2.1200196089512247}, {"id": "c0dadeab-1ffd-45ba-821a-d2b01c03618a", "text": "Yeah. Yeah.", "speaker_id": 2, "speaker_name": "Kira", "start": 69.2696353244105, "end": 70.42963532441036}, {"id": "3fea373a-d81e-489c-9dcb-7e6c3e5cf3e8", "text": "Right? You're coming tomorrow night too. I could do that.", "speaker_id": 0, "speaker_name": "User", "start": 70.42963532441036, "end": 72.50961532441033}, {"id": "d8a8f477-72ba-4c07-99f5-2ca143ebaba7", "text": "Jake actually, I You definitely don't.", "speaker_id": 4, "speaker_name": "Speaker 4", "start": 74.06961532441028, "end": 74.78961532441053}, {"id": "df8a1ec7-f732-4b72-941c-933f7f77d1aa", "text": "I just … |
| 013b4d18-ccb9-4993-a6e4-055fff0d5396 | 2026-04-09T05:23:59.293045Z | 2026-04-09T05:25:57.196668Z | 2026-04-09T05:34:40.425388Z | Friends Refine Online Dating Profile Photos | The user and a friend go through the user’s online dating profile, reading a heartfelt message about fatherhood and the sacredness of life, then critically reviewing which photos and bio to keep. They discuss removing weaker pictures, preferring images that clearly show facial features, debating whether to include kids in profile photos, and worrying about safety and common dating rules (like not using sunglasses in the first photo). They also talk about body type preferences, makeup, and resemblance between people they know (e.g., Melissa and Lexie). The user plans to reorder photos, possibly separate similar “engineering trip” shots, lead with a clearer image, and later improve a long, AI-generated, overly sentimental bio. | 💘 | romantic | en | omi | {"id": "013b4d18-ccb9-4993-a6e4-055fff0d5396", "created_at": "2026-04-09T05:23:59.293045Z", "started_at": "2026-04-09T05:25:57.196668Z", "finished_at": "2026-04-09T05:34:40.425388Z", "structured": {"title": "Friends Refine Online Dating Profile Photos", "overview": "The user and a friend go through the user\u2019s online dating profile, reading a heartfelt message about fatherhood and the sacredness of life, then critically reviewing which photos and bio to keep. They discuss removing weaker pictures, preferring images that clearly show facial features, debating whether to include kids in profile photos, and worrying about safety and common dating rules (like not using sunglasses in the first photo). They also talk about body type preferences, makeup, and resemblance between people they know (e.g., Melissa and Lexie). The user plans to reorder photos, possibly separate similar \u201cengineering trip\u201d shots, lead with a clearer image, and later improve a long, AI-generated, overly sentimental bio.", "emoji": "\ud83d\udc98", "category": "romantic", "action_items": [], "events": []}, "language": "en", "source": "omi", "transcript_segments": [{"id": "0801cb1f-4998-4a1f-b6a2-f40423c1a92d", "text": "Terrible. Me.", "speaker_id": 0, "speaker_name": "User", "start": -2.384185791015625e-07, "end": 1.519999761581421}, {"id": "83cbe44e-3b87-4c6d-a8af-3e31f75361af", "text": "Oh, hold on. Let me read this from Vic. Before my daughter died, I didn't think birthdays were that big of a deal. Now I think every day on this world is sacred.", "speaker_id": 1, "speaker_name": "User", "start": 4.639999761581421, "end": 13.399999761581421}, {"id": "3bd6b67b-0433-49ad-9ec2-a39d5f04638d", "text": "We sat and talked on his thirty minute break. The store manager came up at one point and told him she was going to try to get him out early since it is it is his birthday.", "speaker_id": 1, "speaker_name": "User", "start": 14.079999761581421, "end": 24.87999976158142}, {"id": "cc57f2b2-ca32-4ac4-aa38-440203e31005", "text": "He said, no w… |
| 015fee3a-aa4e-4fe5-8b8c-a963685fb1cf | 2026-04-09T02:36:23.948667Z | 2026-04-09T02:35:23.762941Z | 2026-04-09T02:48:09.752751Z | Friends Wrap Up an Intense Game | The group is in the middle of a casual but competitive racket or paddle-style game, calling out scores like "0-0-2" and tracking points (e.g., 1-1-1, 2-7-2). They react to in/out calls, express frustration and encouragement, and note physical fatigue, with the user mentioning tired hips and being "out of gas." The game winds down as the user decides to take a break and step out briefly to get a drink before returning. | 🏓 | sports | en | omi | {"id": "015fee3a-aa4e-4fe5-8b8c-a963685fb1cf", "created_at": "2026-04-09T02:36:23.948667Z", "started_at": "2026-04-09T02:35:23.762941Z", "finished_at": "2026-04-09T02:48:09.752751Z", "structured": {"title": "Friends Wrap Up an Intense Game", "overview": "The group is in the middle of a casual but competitive racket or paddle-style game, calling out scores like \"0-0-2\" and tracking points (e.g., 1-1-1, 2-7-2). They react to in/out calls, express frustration and encouragement, and note physical fatigue, with the user mentioning tired hips and being \"out of gas.\" The game winds down as the user decides to take a break and step out briefly to get a drink before returning.", "emoji": "\ud83c\udfd3", "category": "sports", "action_items": [], "events": []}, "language": "en", "source": "omi", "transcript_segments": [{"id": "147422ec-ce56-4144-8035-f909e085a146", "text": "Nice.", "speaker_id": 2, "speaker_name": "Speaker 2", "start": 5.053752829553559e-07, "end": 69.8411267565939}, {"id": "95d094ca-4243-4dec-bfdd-cbd2daa33387", "text": "What's that? Was that out?", "speaker_id": 0, "speaker_name": "Speaker 0", "start": 73.40112675659384, "end": 115.83090959541096}, {"id": "89b6d60a-f737-445f-9896-3196aa06c9ce", "text": "Is that", "speaker_id": 0, "speaker_name": "Speaker 0", "start": 127.13545413009183, "end": 138.33474818221384}, {"id": "65e5c33f-0966-4018-bc18-5cacee4f6007", "text": "is that Oh, okay. Oh, that's right. That's right.", "speaker_id": 1, "speaker_name": "User", "start": 139.2547481822137, "end": 143.81474818221363}, {"id": "a36f009e-322f-4b2b-8508-37b6bfc6f739", "text": "10, What are we? Two? Two ten one.", "speaker_id": 1, "speaker_name": "User", "start": 214.22195217123067, "end": 218.34195217123056}, {"id": "3e72c20e-fa55-4625-b69b-ba30960b456d", "text": "Don't As long as they just don't hit it back to us.", "speaker_id": 1, "speaker_name": "User", "start": 225.64836204663789, "end": 227.328342046638}, {"id": "b9ee62d6-7871-4106-9801-3ee8a8cf5282", "text": "It was in.", "speaker_id": 2, "speaker_nam… |
| 01e10baf-d144-4be9-b69e-c345656fd3ff | 2026-03-06T21:45:39.478803Z | 2026-03-06T21:47:13.407546Z | 2026-03-06T21:52:34.761897Z | Friends Plan Visit To Discuss Home Renovation | In this casual phone conversation, the user chats with friends about their morning and kids being at home, joking about the number of children multiplying overnight. The user asks if they can come over to visit and see a "suite" they've never seen before, and they agree the user will come by in a few minutes. While the user is on the way, the friend describes having moved a lot of items and is considering cutting a hole in a wall to put a kitchen sink behind a shower. They discuss the importance of sitting with such a decision briefly before acting, and the friend notes they have reached the edge of their DIY comfort zone and plan to use YouTube to learn how to do the plumbing work. The user quickly informs their own kids they are leaving to go to Katie’s, then returns to compliment the friend’s hair after missing the initial comment. | 🏡 | family | en | omi | {"id": "01e10baf-d144-4be9-b69e-c345656fd3ff", "created_at": "2026-03-06T21:45:39.478803Z", "started_at": "2026-03-06T21:47:13.407546Z", "finished_at": "2026-03-06T21:52:34.761897Z", "structured": {"title": "Friends Plan Visit To Discuss Home Renovation", "overview": "In this casual phone conversation, the user chats with friends about their morning and kids being at home, joking about the number of children multiplying overnight. The user asks if they can come over to visit and see a \"suite\" they've never seen before, and they agree the user will come by in a few minutes. While the user is on the way, the friend describes having moved a lot of items and is considering cutting a hole in a wall to put a kitchen sink behind a shower. They discuss the importance of sitting with such a decision briefly before acting, and the friend notes they have reached the edge of their DIY comfort zone and plan to use YouTube to learn how to do the plumbing work. The user quickly informs their own kids they are leaving to go to Katie\u2019s, then returns to compliment the friend\u2019s hair after missing the initial comment.", "emoji": "\ud83c\udfe1", "category": "family", "action_items": [], "events": []}, "language": "en", "source": "omi", "transcript_segments": [{"id": "81f350eb-8b53-4696-9b79-ac8836051d54", "text": "Hey. Hi. How's it going? Good. You doing construction? No.", "speaker_id": 0, "speaker_name": "User", "start": 3.242457751184702e-07, "end": 6.680000324246066}, {"id": "e9bdceaa-c564-47f8-b0ea-25fa9f616880", "text": "What are you up to?", "speaker_id": 1, "speaker_name": "Speaker 1", "start": 7.570000324245484, "end": 8.210000324245811}, {"id": "d16e0d2c-b4aa-404e-87fb-c5bb1f564f5c", "text": "Take a That's probably a good idea. I to reach. Hey. How's it going? Yes.", "speaker_id": 0, "speaker_name": "User", "start": 9.159980324246135, "end": 16.320000324245484}, {"id": "7be04713-de49-4970-aa37-92ef98611aa5", "text": "I just woke up and all of my kids are home.", "speaker_id": 2, "speaker_name": "Speaker 2", "sta… |
| 01e722ae-9e9f-4d9d-a1a2-8050f5a6e1fb | 2026-03-26T21:11:53.545258Z | 2026-03-26T21:13:25.054865Z | 2026-03-26T21:18:22.902991Z | User Checks In On Eli’s Recovery | The user checks on how Eli is feeling compared to the previous day. Eli explains he is still tired and declines an invitation to go for a run. He describes sleeping extensively, waking briefly for breakfast, and then returning to sleep until mid-afternoon, which the user affirms is likely good for his recovery. Eli mentions sometimes waking up sweaty and sees this as a sign his body is fighting off illness and making him feel better. The conversation then shifts to Eli recounting a story about a character named El Diablo, created by someone named Will, describing him as horrendously disfigured and doing Will’s dirty work. Eli recalls an incident from fourth grade where another kid became physically aggressive with Will and threatened him for mentioning El Diablo again. | 😴 | family | en | omi | {"id": "01e722ae-9e9f-4d9d-a1a2-8050f5a6e1fb", "created_at": "2026-03-26T21:11:53.545258Z", "started_at": "2026-03-26T21:13:25.054865Z", "finished_at": "2026-03-26T21:18:22.902991Z", "structured": {"title": "User Checks In On Eli\u2019s Recovery", "overview": "The user checks on how Eli is feeling compared to the previous day. Eli explains he is still tired and declines an invitation to go for a run. He describes sleeping extensively, waking briefly for breakfast, and then returning to sleep until mid-afternoon, which the user affirms is likely good for his recovery. Eli mentions sometimes waking up sweaty and sees this as a sign his body is fighting off illness and making him feel better. The conversation then shifts to Eli recounting a story about a character named El Diablo, created by someone named Will, describing him as horrendously disfigured and doing Will\u2019s dirty work. Eli recalls an incident from fourth grade where another kid became physically aggressive with Will and threatened him for mentioning El Diablo again.", "emoji": "\ud83d\ude34", "category": "family", "action_items": [], "events": []}, "language": "en", "source": "omi", "transcript_segments": [{"id": "df80ac88-7fa1-4472-8323-8b2b79244273", "text": "How are you feeling, Eli?", "speaker_id": 0, "speaker_name": "User", "start": 2.8610543267859612e-08, "end": 1.1200000286105478}, {"id": "52bbf851-69f8-4e6a-900c-9f99c1855a22", "text": "Better than I did yesterday.", "speaker_id": 1, "speaker_name": "Speaker 1", "start": 3.3800000286105387, "end": 4.580000028610584}, {"id": "da0f91b9-9f4d-4e34-b6e3-7cb27199960a", "text": "Do you wanna go go run?", "speaker_id": 0, "speaker_name": "User", "start": 4.580000028610584, "end": 6.4800000286105615}, {"id": "d844d9ec-e0df-4c0e-81c7-a74b625c18e3", "text": "No.", "speaker_id": 1, "speaker_name": "Speaker 1", "start": 6.780000028610516, "end": 7.500000028610543}, {"id": "42232067-667e-4402-ad80-16a6457f7090", "text": "Okay.", "speaker_id": 0, "speaker_name": "User", "start": 7.500000028610543, "end": 7.… |
| 022571d5-4fc2-4576-9a8d-934006998fde | 2026-03-06T22:14:22.348335Z | 2026-03-06T22:15:14.389398Z | 2026-03-06T22:57:41.362469Z | Friends Coordinate Home Renovation And Finances | The group discusses several personal and practical issues in an informal, in‑person setting. The user mentions having an upcoming appointment with their tax accountant and needing their website ready for the 2021 filing year, along with managing about a thousand dollars and considering how to cover immediate bills and groceries. They brainstorm ways to use grocery purchases (e.g., at Harmons, Costco) to get cash back and talk about ongoing business expenses, including AI tools like ChatGPT. One participant references a bankruptcy attorney and wanting that professional to validate anything suggested by ChatGPT before acting on it. They also talk about relationship dynamics around asking for help on a large home project, with one person feeling conflicted about burdening the other, and the other wanting to be asked but not pressured. They plan a house project involving a new wall, moving a couch, handling carpet with tack strip instead of full re‑stretching, and figuring out kitchen sink plumbing and venting (including watching an instructional video about cheater vents, dishwasher hookups, and drain routing). A participant feels overwhelmed and short on time because they also need to cook dinner and care for kids, so they eventually decide to pause the work and potentially reconvene later for materials and supplies. During the interaction, there is also a brief parenting moment: track practice for Eli and John is forgotten, and a phone call confirms the kids prefer to skip since they are already an hour late. The conversation closes with mutual reassurances about not wasting each other’s time and agreeing that the helper will head home and can be called later if supplies or further assistance are needed. | 🛠️ | family | en | omi | {"id": "022571d5-4fc2-4576-9a8d-934006998fde", "created_at": "2026-03-06T22:14:22.348335Z", "started_at": "2026-03-06T22:15:14.389398Z", "finished_at": "2026-03-06T22:57:41.362469Z", "structured": {"title": "Friends Coordinate Home Renovation And Finances", "overview": "The group discusses several personal and practical issues in an informal, in\u2011person setting. The user mentions having an upcoming appointment with their tax accountant and needing their website ready for the 2021 filing year, along with managing about a thousand dollars and considering how to cover immediate bills and groceries. They brainstorm ways to use grocery purchases (e.g., at Harmons, Costco) to get cash back and talk about ongoing business expenses, including AI tools like ChatGPT. One participant references a bankruptcy attorney and wanting that professional to validate anything suggested by ChatGPT before acting on it.\n\nThey also talk about relationship dynamics around asking for help on a large home project, with one person feeling conflicted about burdening the other, and the other wanting to be asked but not pressured. They plan a house project involving a new wall, moving a couch, handling carpet with tack strip instead of full re\u2011stretching, and figuring out kitchen sink plumbing and venting (including watching an instructional video about cheater vents, dishwasher hookups, and drain routing). A participant feels overwhelmed and short on time because they also need to cook dinner and care for kids, so they eventually decide to pause the work and potentially reconvene later for materials and supplies.\n\nDuring the interaction, there is also a brief parenting moment: track practice for Eli and John is forgotten, and a phone call confirms the kids prefer to skip since they are already an hour late. The conversation closes with mutual reassurances about not wasting each other\u2019s time and agreeing that the helper will head home and can be called later if supplies or further assistance are needed.", "emoji": "\ud83d\udee… |
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| 0308d873-fa97-4afb-8563-0014618d8fad | 2026-02-15T16:54:38.135458Z | 2026-02-15T16:53:47.401082Z | 2026-02-15T16:56:54.382910Z | Family Chat About Walk And Outdoor Plans | A casual conversation takes place during a walk, with the user and another person chatting about being up early, whether John is still asleep, and an encounter with several neighborhood cats. They describe following a cat across the street, noticing more cats near houses at the edge of the neighborhood, and finding it a bit scary. The user mentions having left a drink outside and notes that Sharkey followed them. They suggest going to run around the track later since the weather is expected to be about 55 degrees, but no specific time or commitment is set. | 🐈 | family | en | omi | {"id": "0308d873-fa97-4afb-8563-0014618d8fad", "created_at": "2026-02-15T16:54:38.135458Z", "started_at": "2026-02-15T16:53:47.401082Z", "finished_at": "2026-02-15T16:56:54.382910Z", "structured": {"title": "Family Chat About Walk And Outdoor Plans", "overview": "A casual conversation takes place during a walk, with the user and another person chatting about being up early, whether John is still asleep, and an encounter with several neighborhood cats. They describe following a cat across the street, noticing more cats near houses at the edge of the neighborhood, and finding it a bit scary. The user mentions having left a drink outside and notes that Sharkey followed them. They suggest going to run around the track later since the weather is expected to be about 55 degrees, but no specific time or commitment is set.", "emoji": "\ud83d\udc08", "category": "family", "action_items": [], "events": []}, "language": "en", "source": "omi", "transcript_segments": [{"id": "20bf0390-2ec7-4163-ac97-222cf5ab226a", "text": "How's it going?", "speaker_id": 0, "speaker_name": "User", "start": -5.81741346650233e-07, "end": 0.9599994182586613}, {"id": "cb51e7f6-40cd-4460-979d-fd5e46144e72", "text": "What are you up to?", "speaker_id": 1, "speaker_name": "Speaker 1", "start": 1.599999418258676, "end": 3.4399994182586795}, {"id": "89cce11c-85e4-48dd-bd53-a8d83033b03a", "text": "I was just walking. Oh, why are you walking?", "speaker_id": 0, "speaker_name": "User", "start": 3.4399994182586795, "end": 5.700009418258674}, {"id": "8f5cca34-90c6-473c-b531-9ec9210538ce", "text": "How long you been up?", "speaker_id": 0, "speaker_name": "User", "start": 11.809999418258656, "end": 12.769999418258664}, {"id": "23706f57-8e08-477e-842c-1e6b7fb1d045", "text": "Okay. Is John still asleep?", "speaker_id": 0, "speaker_name": "User", "start": 18.489999418258662, "end": 20.329999418258666}, {"id": "b987d470-6dc7-4de4-a997-f0854b060687", "text": "I saw it before. The cats that were Really? Yeah. That one.", "speaker_id": 1, "speaker_name": "Speaker 1… |
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| 03beb6f7-c4b2-4724-bfdb-a6ea99e9a3c4 | 2026-03-18T19:29:29.047169Z | 2026-03-18T19:30:55.997378Z | 2026-03-18T19:35:30.415867Z | User Shares Life, Job Search, And Relationship Update | The user leaves a long update message for a friend, apologizing for slow communication and describing several major life changes. They recently filed for bankruptcy, which was emotionally difficult but now feels like a positive reset, expected to finalize in about three months. They are actively job hunting: they just completed what they thought was a final interview with Cricket but learned there is one more interview scheduled for Monday or Tuesday, and they are optimistic about receiving and accepting an offer. They also had a second interview for a video engineer role, but the employer now prefers someone with Android experience, which the user lacks. On the personal side, the user says their kids are doing well and mentions enjoying improving weather and going for a slow but satisfying run at a local high school track. Their relationship with Katie remains complicated: she broke up with them again about a week and a half ago, and they are now trying to be friends without physical affection. The user recognizes they need to emotionally move on, plans to start dating other people once they have stable income and a couple of paychecks, and wants to stop actively hoping for reconciliation while remaining open to whatever happens. Socially, the user has been engaging with friends and a singles group. They were invited to a party at Jared and Rachel’s house but arrived late to find everyone gone; they still feel good about having made the effort to show up, since Jared has been intentional about inviting them. Before that, they attended a St. Patrick’s Day game night at a neighbor Dawn’s house, organized through their singles group, and enjoyed games like Family Feud and Would You Rather with Dawn and her friends. The user closes by asking their friend how things are going, including work, kids, and dating, indicating they are seeking reciprocal life updates and emotional connection. | 🌱 | real | en | omi | {"id": "03beb6f7-c4b2-4724-bfdb-a6ea99e9a3c4", "created_at": "2026-03-18T19:29:29.047169Z", "started_at": "2026-03-18T19:30:55.997378Z", "finished_at": "2026-03-18T19:35:30.415867Z", "structured": {"title": "User Shares Life, Job Search, And Relationship Update", "overview": "The user leaves a long update message for a friend, apologizing for slow communication and describing several major life changes. They recently filed for bankruptcy, which was emotionally difficult but now feels like a positive reset, expected to finalize in about three months. They are actively job hunting: they just completed what they thought was a final interview with Cricket but learned there is one more interview scheduled for Monday or Tuesday, and they are optimistic about receiving and accepting an offer. They also had a second interview for a video engineer role, but the employer now prefers someone with Android experience, which the user lacks.\n\nOn the personal side, the user says their kids are doing well and mentions enjoying improving weather and going for a slow but satisfying run at a local high school track. Their relationship with Katie remains complicated: she broke up with them again about a week and a half ago, and they are now trying to be friends without physical affection. The user recognizes they need to emotionally move on, plans to start dating other people once they have stable income and a couple of paychecks, and wants to stop actively hoping for reconciliation while remaining open to whatever happens.\n\nSocially, the user has been engaging with friends and a singles group. They were invited to a party at Jared and Rachel\u2019s house but arrived late to find everyone gone; they still feel good about having made the effort to show up, since Jared has been intentional about inviting them. Before that, they attended a St. Patrick\u2019s Day game night at a neighbor Dawn\u2019s house, organized through their singles group, and enjoyed games like Family Feud and Would You Rather with Dawn and her friends. The use… |
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| 177904e8-524e-4915-baa2-3eaa685d879f | 2026-03-31T18:00:45.277897Z | 2026-03-31T18:00:47.312473Z | 2026-03-31T18:04:59.795535Z | User Shares Job Hunt Success and New Job | The user describes how they built a small job-hunting engine that searched less-saturated sites like Hacker News instead of major job boards like Indeed and ZipRecruiter. This led to a significant increase in interviews, culminating in the user receiving a job offer yesterday. They note that the tool quickly exhausted a backlog of overlooked opportunities, yielding about five interviews in two weeks after previously getting almost no responses. The conversation then shifts casually to chatting with others about drinking different types of water, including reverse osmosis and spring water from a local park near Liberty, and some light small talk about how everyone is doing. | 💼 | work | en | omi | {"id": "177904e8-524e-4915-baa2-3eaa685d879f", "created_at": "2026-03-31T18:00:45.277897Z", "started_at": "2026-03-31T18:00:47.312473Z", "finished_at": "2026-03-31T18:04:59.795535Z", "structured": {"title": "User Shares Job Hunt Success and New Job", "overview": "The user describes how they built a small job-hunting engine that searched less-saturated sites like Hacker News instead of major job boards like Indeed and ZipRecruiter. This led to a significant increase in interviews, culminating in the user receiving a job offer yesterday. They note that the tool quickly exhausted a backlog of overlooked opportunities, yielding about five interviews in two weeks after previously getting almost no responses. The conversation then shifts casually to chatting with others about drinking different types of water, including reverse osmosis and spring water from a local park near Liberty, and some light small talk about how everyone is doing.", "emoji": "\ud83d\udcbc", "category": "work", "action_items": [], "events": []}, "language": "en", "source": "omi", "transcript_segments": [{"id": "9d598fb0-4f4e-4e9b-bf6f-ffb9e1ff78ca", "text": "Oh, I did, like, a little like, job hunt thing with it. I built a little job hunt engine. I got way more interviews. Like, I went from interview. Yeah. I did get a job. I got a job yesterday.", "speaker_id": 1, "speaker_name": "User", "start": 2.229999446868897, "end": 12.679999446868896}, {"id": "c08706c3-ee76-4567-85c5-a865e9e13496", "text": "Yeah. Think. I Yes. Have. Yeah. Me too. Actually, I think I knew that. Me too. But know. I was like I was like getting nothing. I was sending out resumes, resumes, resumes through, Indeed and ZipRecruiter. Like, it was, like, what mine was one in a thousand or one in 500.", "speaker_id": 1, "speaker_name": "User", "start": 13.679999446868896, "end": 29.7599994468689}, {"id": "1d4aded1-3d05-4d8c-aa7f-51af1284cfc1", "text": "I was getting nothing.", "speaker_id": 0, "speaker_name": "Speaker 0", "start": 29.7599994468689, "end": 29.9200014468689}, {"id": … |
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